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Quiznos and Taco Bell not so popular in Montreal.

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Il y a un autre Taco Bell, a ville St-Laurent sur Côte-Vertu qui partage l'emplacement avec un PFK.
Pour le poulet frit, j'aime bien celui chez A & W
 

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Since this thread started a few weeks ago I have been to Quiznos several times. They have lowered their prices since they started up in Quebec. The foot long Cheddar and Beef sub is quite good, it is only $5. The thing I seem to notice at the Quiznos franchises is that the owners do not seem to be too happy, I can only guess that the lunch time crowd is too fragmented for them to make a good profit. I can only say that it is a good alternative to burger places if you eat out often for lunch.
 

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Swiss Chalet use to be in Montreal years ago, the competition beat them out.

My vote for best chicken is Au Coq, second place for St. Hubert. Scores last place.

I don't like chain fast food, and will always choose a non-chain place as a result.

Chicken: Chalet BBQ in NDG, end of discussion. The Tamara of fast food chicken, in my opinion.

Ribs: Bar-B Barn

Subs: I guess the meatball sub from B&M in NDG is the best of that ilk, the steak subs at Momesso's (NDG again) are great.

Hamburgers: Momesso's & Dilallos.

Hotdogs: I like the ones at Costco
 

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YouVantOption said:
Chicken: Chalet BBQ in NDG, end of discussion. The Tamara of fast food chicken, in my opinion.

What :eek: you order the chicken, wait for hours, call to see what is going on but get no answer and it never comes?

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What :eek: you order the chicken, wait for hours, call to see what is going on but get no answer and it never comes?

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There is another thread in the massage section, Marie delivers her massages in the same manner as Chalet BBQ delivers chicken. ( but someone made a pizza anology instead of chicken )

BTW - I did not know the Dillalos was still around, years ago there were maybe 10 stores all over Montreal.
 

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Tex Mex and straight mex chains simply do not work in Qubec. Never have, never will. Chi Chis tried. Failed. Chili's tried. Failed. Taco Bell tried once...failed...and now there back. The one outlet they have is in a predominantly ethnic neighborhood. These used to be a chaion of 10-12 soft core food court mexicans called Los Rios/Los Dias...but are only two or three left. They offered a ''sanitized'' (milder) version of mexican fast food.
As for BBQ Chicken, the Best is still the Bar B Barn. Swiss Chalet is like purée, good for dull, unimaginitive Ontario ;) taste buds. We prefer our BBQ with more bite. The same dull caracteristics can be said of all the Caseys, Kelseys, Montanas, Filthy McNastys, Pekins, Friendlys etc...Even higher ends like Milestones and the Keg are drab. Long live independants!
 

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Tex Mex and straight mex chains simply do not work in Qubec. Never have, never will. Chi Chis tried. Failed. Chili's tried. Failed. Taco Bell tried once...failed...and now there back. The one outlet they have is in a predominantly ethnic neighborhood. These used to be a chaion of 10-12 soft core food court mexicans called Los Rios/Los Dias...but are only two or three left. They offered a ''sanitized'' (milder) version of mexican fast food.!

Casa de Mateo in Old Montreal isn't bad, but they don't do fast-food Mexican.

As for BBQ Chicken, the Best is still the Bar B Barn. Swiss Chalet is like purée, good for dull, unimaginitive Ontario ;) taste buds. We prefer our BBQ with more bite. The same dull caracteristics can be said of all the Caseys, Kelseys, Montanas, Filthy McNastys, Pekins, Friendlys etc...Even higher ends like Milestones and the Keg are drab. Long live independants!

I don't disagree with the sentiment, indys are always better, SPs or restos, but BBQ with more bite? I'd hardly say anywhere in Montreal has real BBQ bite, in fact, no-where in Canada. You've got to head down to the Southern states for that kind of thing.
 

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Casa de Mateo in Old Montreal isn't bad, but they don't do fast-food Mexican.



I don't disagree with the sentiment, indys are always better, SPs or restos, but BBQ with more bite? I'd hardly say anywhere in Montreal has real BBQ bite, in fact, no-where in Canada. You've got to head down to the Southern states for that kind of thing.

A distinction has to be made. What is called BBQ in Canada is commonly called Grill in the southern USA. Until you have experienced southern USA BBQ, especially ribs and chicken you may think that some of the Canadian BBQ emporiums are special.
 

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Coming from deep Southern Roots I've often wondered how well real BBQ would fare in Montreal. First you'd have to experiment with the many types of BBQ available, the various techniques and sauces (if any). Then the variety of meats to tempt the pallet, for instance a nice wild boar? The best and most interesting, would be a place that was somehow able to offer a variety of tastes, as I doubt just one would be successful in Montreal.

As an aside (and I hope the Moderators will allow some leaway here), I've been wanting to mention a place seen on my daily drive home in Florida. Yup, located in a highly ethnic area of HWY 427 in Altamonte Springs is "First Class Barber Shop and BBQ Pork & Chicken" establishment. Now mind you, the picture of this establishment is even more surprising than the name. Now you have a new landmark to visit. We had to do something to top Disneyworld. LOL

Haircutting piglet mascot:rolleyes:?
 

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A distinction has to be made. What is called BBQ in Canada is commonly called Grill in the southern USA. Until you have experienced southern USA BBQ, especially ribs and chicken you may think that some of the Canadian BBQ emporiums are special.

I beleive that in the USA the poultry meat (halves, quarters ect..) is pre-marinated before cooked. Heavier flavour, moister meat texture, flimsier skin. BBQ chicken in Quebec, is 90% of the time, never ''marinated'', but ''basted'' à la broche which gigves it a drier bite!
Apart from Benny BBQ ant the O'Coq's, our birds are ''air chilled versus water/ice chilled. (process to bring down a bird's temperature after kill and defeathering). The dried process leaves a bird...well drier...crispier when cooked in a rotisserie oven.



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You've hit it on the head here EE. Real BBQ is not even defined by a particular style, but multiple styles. For instance Texas BBQ vs. Tennessee BBQ is quite different. If someone was able to distille the various types and put it on one menu, it would be fascinating. Very hard and almost impossible to do though as preparation methods can be quite different.



I share you amusement here EE. But then I remember the roots of BBQ and it's mom & pop joints like this by the side of the road that formed the basis of BBQ. While some believe BBQ is an exclusively Southern creation, it can trace some of its roots back to Northern States as well as the Caribbean. The real rise of BBQ came from "way stops" along some of the old Southern trading routes. Little general stores and the like providing for travelers and also for social congregating in the rural areas.

Lived in Tennessee - Nashville, and Georgia - Atlanta for a total of 11 months and have travelled extensively in the SE since the early 1970's, especially the small towns.

Without getting into all the micro details, BBQ defines fusion cuisine. Blend of various styles, concepts and approaches without any hard and fast rules.

The dual offering emporium dates back to the old mom and pop outlets which combined the skills of the wife and husband, often in a humourous or illogical fashion. Certainly more interesting than the old indy gas station / restaurant combos that would advertise "Eat here, get gas".:D
 
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