Coco Rico - La première rôtisserie portugaise de Montréal, fondée en 1970, est connue pour son poulet rôti, ses côtes levées, son rôti de porc maison, ses pommes de terre à la portugaise et son cochon de lait, sans oublier ses délicieux sandwiches au porc, au poulet et au jambon. Plats à emporter disponibles.
Détails
Nos Spécialités
Poulet sauce maison, sandwich au poulet, sandwich au porc, sandwich saucisse, poutines, frites, salades, pomme de terre rôties, côtes levées, gigot d'agneau, saucisses & desserts.
Commodités, services et plus
Nous acceptons: Master Card, Visa, AMEX, Interac, Paiement Mobile, Paiement sans contact
Rôtisserie Coco Rico est largement reconnue pour sa cuisine portugaise authentique, de nombreux visiteurs louant son poulet rôti savoureux, ses sandwichs au porc tendres et ses portions généreuses. Les pommes de terre rôties, souvent décrites comme un point fort, sont fréquemment remarquées pour leur goût délicieux et leur abondance. Les pastéis de nata maison sont fortement recommandés comme un dessert incontournable, obtenant régulièrement des comparaisons avec les meilleures pâtisseries de Lisbonne. Bien que l'établissement fonctionne principalement comme un comptoir de vente à emporter avec peu de places assises, le service chaleureux, accueillant et efficace fourni par le personnel et la direction améliore constamment l'expérience globale. Avec des prix compétitifs et un excellent rapport qualité-prix, le restaurant demeure un pilier incontournable du quartier qui continue de séduire les nouveaux clients comme les habitués.
A great spot for authentic Portuguese comfort food in Montreal. The rotisserie chicken is juicy, well-seasoned, & served with the classic sides that make the meal feel simple but satisfying.
The highlight for me was the Pastel de Nata. The pastry was crisp & flaky, while the custard had the right balance of sweetness with a lightly caramelized top. They reminded me why this iconic Portuguese dessert has become so beloved beyond Portugal.
The box of six costs around $20, which may seem a little pricey at first. However, considering the quality, the craftsmanship involved in making good pastél de nata, & the prices around the neighborhood, I think it's a reasonable treat - especially if you're sharing with family or friends.
Came in to try the roast chicken . It wasn't busy when we arrived (Tues night around 7pm). Ordered the half chicken platter with cous cous salad & roast potatoes. The food looked good on display, however the actual eating was quite different. Because it wasn't busy the food had been sitting in the warmers for a while. As a result the chicken & potatoes were pretty mushy, no texture or bite. The cous cous was doughy. Honestly the roast chicken at one of the big box stores is better. Got a pastel de nata for dessert which was pretty good. The ladies serving were very friendly & helpful & kept the inside dining counter pretty clean.
We came back to Coco Rico after two years because we had such a great memory of their roasted chicken-& this time, the experience was even more special.
We had the privilege of meeting Concepción, the owner, who shared the beautiful story behind the restaurant. Her father came from Portugal in the 1960s & built this family business from the ground up. What makes it truly unique is that, after all these years, they are still using the original recipe he brought with him from Portugal.
Concepción is absolutely charming-like a mother welcoming you into her home, serving you authentic, homemade food that warms both your stomach & your heart. It's a true luxury for Montreal to have a place with this level of quality, not only in the food but in the human connection.
If you're in Montreal, even if you're not a chicken lover, you simply have to come here & try it. & don't leave without tasting the pastéis de nata-I can honestly say they're just as good as the ones you'd find in the best bakeries in Lisbon.
A favorite spot we'll always come back to-where you feel right at home
I've been to this restaurant a handful of times, & I've noticed a pattern. If you go during the lunch rush (11:00 AM to 1:30 PM), the chicken sandwiches are good. However, any time after that, the quality drops significantly. The chicken is often dry, cold, & drenched in oil-maybe in an attempt to reheat it? For a $12-$13 sandwich, it's disappointing to pay a decent price for a craving only to feel sick later.
I recently went to Coco Rico, & I honestly can't stop thinking about how good the food was. This place delivers on every level - flavor, value, & overall experience - & it's one of those restaurants you immediately want to tell people about after your first visit.
I ordered the chicken sandwich with potatoes, & it was absolutely outstanding. The chicken itself was perfectly cooked: juicy, tender, & packed with flavor. You can really tell it's prepared with care & experience - nothing dry, nothing bland, just incredibly satisfying from the first bite to the last. The potatoes that came with it were just as impressive. They were creamy, rich, & comforting in the best way possible, almost melting in your mouth, & paired perfectly with the chicken. Together, it felt like a simple dish done exceptionally well.
The staff deserve a huge amount of praise. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, & genuinely happy to help. You never feel rushed or ignored, & that warmth really adds to the experience. It's the kind of place where you feel comfortable right away, whether it's your first visit or your tenth.
One of the most impressive things about Coco Rico is how amazingly affordable everything is. For the quality of food you're getting, the prices are more than fair - & the portions are huge. You leave feeling full, satisfied, & genuinely surprised at how much value you got for your money. It's rare to find a place that combines generous portions, great prices, & excellent food so consistently.
This is absolutely a spot I would recommend to all family & friends. It's perfect for a casual meal, a comforting lunch, or even bringing someone who's never tried Portuguese-style chicken before. Speaking of which - if you love Portuguese food, this place is a must. The flavors, the preparation, & the overall heart behind the cooking really shine through.
Coco Rico is the kind of restaurant that reminds you why you love discovering great local spots. Delicious food, amazing value, friendly staff, & a meal that leaves you happy & already planning your next visit. Everyone should try this place at least once - chances are, once won't be enough.
After having a great meal at this place, I went over to Champs & got zooted in $5 PBRs
