Côte St Luc Bar-B-Q draws consistent praise for charcoal grilled rotisserie chicken that stays juicy and tender with crisp skin, served in generous portions and offered at a very reasonable price, with standout sides like fries that strike a balance between soft and crispy and a memorable popcorn-style poutine and a tangy, well-regarded coleslaw. The place comes across as clean and casual, with a straightforward, unfussy decor and fast, attentive service that feels warm and welcoming. While most feedback centers on reliable quality and comfort-food satisfaction, a few reviewers note bland sauces or soups and, in one visit, a dry poutine or plain baked potato needing extra charges for butter or sour cream, suggesting room for small improvements or renovations and noting limited wheelchair access. Taken together, the restaurant is viewed as a dependable option for takeout or dine-in, delivering solid, flavorful chicken with consistent value and a community-friendly vibe that makes it a go-to for events and everyday meals.
The chicken breast was well cooked. But not tasty. I really didnt expext my potato to be actually a potato cut into half. It was way lower than my expectations compared to the price.
Jul 2, 2024
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It's my favorite BBQ chicken spot. Best in town. The atmosphere brings you back to the 60's with a modern twist (they just made some changes). The chicken, sauce, & fries are as good as it gets. The coleslaw is too bland for my liking. Salt, pepper, & extra vinegar help lift the flavor. Right now, June 2024, they have a 2 for $30 dinner. What a great deal. Parking can be tricky but can be found.
First time ordering there since I am new to the area, however will not be ordering again. The fries tasted like old oil, the sauce tasted like colored water. The chicken was "ok"; All in all not worth the $25
My family & I ate here a few weeks back & I must say that the food was delicious. A great find. The coleslaw was great, the chicken tasty & we all ate plenty with the generous portions we were given. The vegetable soup tastes like my mother-in-law's, which was wonderful. The only downside was the service, in which the waitress was very kind but she was always hidden behind the soda machine & was on her cell phone so I had to get up from our table & get her about a dozen times throughout our meal since she couldn't hear me calling. I will recommend this place to everyone I know.
I ordered smoked meat poutine, which I really liked; the other thing I tried was chicken wings coming with fries, which I won't order again since it's a bit pricy for that quality, I didn't like the fries. I also tried the chicken, which this restaurant believes they are well-known for, which was good also.
Good food & amazing service. You can't get rotisserie chicken & service quite like this anymore. Mac N Cheese bites are always a big hit at home as well.
I used to be a big fan of this place in the days where Frank owned the place. The care & attention to taste, seasoning, freshness, portions were amazing. Since passing on to his two employees the place has improved somewhat by improving the menue (albeit with a lot of frozen ready made products) & changing the interior - though motivated by a fire but kudos on the refresh as it was done properly. Problem these days is quality control on the fresh chicken. Poorly tasting, not fresh & hot, seasoning lacking, bbq sauce inconsistent, Cole slaw inconsistent, salad often with brown spots. Pricing has gotten so high that there are too many substitutes for this restaurant & I elect to go elsewhere. At the end of the day we have moved back to Chalet BBQ on Sherbrooke street west. Chicken is flavourful & fries are perfect & slaw excellent.
Mar 12, 2024
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Took out what I remembered to be great rotisserie chicken, it was good, but not great & the family dinner was missing the second roll & sauce. So I guess they were rushed & neglected to include them. Fries were their usual crispy & greasy goodness.
