Why no St Hubert's in Toronto?
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Correct.
There is a Harvey's Swiss Chalet combination restaurant at Keele and St. Claire.
You can go in Harvey's and order Swiss chalet.
Ditto North Bay Ontario.
I'll eat in SC, but I detest Harvey's.
You guys need to get out more...lol, these things are all over the place. Half the locations are like this now. If the restaurant isn't literally split in half, you always see a havery's close to a swisschalet.
Swiss Chalet is owned by Cara Foods. I know Cara used to be publicly traded. I haven't checked lately, but unless Cara unloaded it, or went private, that data should be available to any stockholder.
There are quite a few Harveys/Swiss Chalet combo restaurants. Keele & St Clair and Dundas/w of Kipling come to mind right away.
I loved the St Hubert hot chicken sandwich, their gravy is awesome. Much better than SC. My main issue with SC today is its very pricey. A 1/4 chicken dinner with white meat will run you over $11. Add a drink and its $13.
I loved the St Hubert hot chicken sandwich, their gravy is awesome. Much better than SC. My main issue with SC today is its very pricey. A 1/4 chicken dinner with white meat will run you over $11. Add a drink and its $13.
I agree that St. Hubert's has better sauce but otherwise I never found them significantly better (or worse) than Swiss Chalet.
Agreed that SC is getting pricy though. For what it is I'd rather go get a gourmet burger from Five Guys.
Agreed that SC is getting pricy though. For what it is I'd rather go get a gourmet burger from Five Guys.
I fin myself just grabbing Portuguese chicken from one of the many take out joints around all over the place. You even get the choice of rotisserie or grilled in most of the places.
St Hubert looked liked a McDonald's inside. I thought they sucked.
Now for good chicken to to Brasas at GlenErin and Collegeway!
That my friend is chicken.
The French can keep their St Hubert!
Now for good chicken to to Brasas at GlenErin and Collegeway!
That my friend is chicken.
The French can keep their St Hubert!
Fire Pit has a decent roast chicken.
I don't like sweated under seasoned salty and "fresh" smelling rotisserie chicken.
I'm a fried chicken type of guy myself.
Lots of franchises are limited to certain areas of Canada.
There's no Lee's Famous Recipe except on Vancouver Island.
http://leeschicken.ca/
No Chicken Delight except in Manitoba and Winnipeg.
http://www.chickendelight.com/
Their prices may not be very competitive in Ontario anyway.
No Papa John's in the GTA etc.
I don't like sweated under seasoned salty and "fresh" smelling rotisserie chicken.
I'm a fried chicken type of guy myself.
Lots of franchises are limited to certain areas of Canada.
There's no Lee's Famous Recipe except on Vancouver Island.
http://leeschicken.ca/
No Chicken Delight except in Manitoba and Winnipeg.
http://www.chickendelight.com/
Their prices may not be very competitive in Ontario anyway.
No Papa John's in the GTA etc.
Dundas west of kipling is not a combo store. They are two separate stores. There are not that many combo stores, but quite often a harveys is near a swiss chalet. You can only get swiss chalet fries with a harveys burger at a combo store.
It's been private for almost a decade. Any data a stockholder can supply would be completely meaningless.
Forget St.Huberts and Swiss Chalet...I wouldn't even feed that chicken to my dogs. The BEST and I mean the absolute best chicken was from Kenny Rogers Roasters.
I suspect they should be here pretty soon. Too big of a market for a big name to not try to plunder.
When I use to frequent NYC in the 1990's, there were fast food places call "Roy Rogers".
