What to order at Chalet BBQ

The dish to know
Quarter chicken and fries
Editor tip
The quarter-chicken combo is the value order; dine in for the full 1960s room at no extra cost.
CuisineRotisserie
Price$$
Neighborhoodndg
HoursMon-Sun 11:00-22:00
The dishQuarter chicken and fries
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Tip: The quarter-chicken combo is the value order; dine in for the full 1960s room at no extra cost.

Location

Address: 5456 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC H4A 1V9

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