Poulet Bronze

Pretty much the only place I get fried chicken from in Montréal. Especially late nights it opens and delivers to around 2−3ish. Very good and portions are filling. Fries are bomb esp + the garlic sauce. I’ve tried most things on their menu, would recommend to stick with the chicken pieces. Their chicken wings are pretty dry and their chicken sandwich tasted like something you could make at home. I’d recommend you try other places if you wanna get those two things but other than that the traditional chicken pieces are very good

Great chicken!
Big servings!
Great friendly service!
Affordable price!
Poutine gave me the squeak squeak in the back of my teeth! (sign of good poutine)
The chicken was moist and cooked just right! Palestinian rice was filling and cooked right there by the lady taking our order! Awesome!
Overall great place. Would recommend!

Tasty fried chicken and shrimps too. Freshly prepared. Very good portions. Stuff is really welcoming. Usually fast service. No bad experience in the 10 of times i went there. I always try their fried buttered shrimp, big ones. I was however annoyed that they increased the price without changing their menu or the board in the restaurant. You have the choice of getting 8 pcs instead of 12 with the dame old price or paying 6 $ more for the usual 12 pcs combo. I an also annoyed buy their small extras you gave to pay for spicy or extra dipping etc… I would have easily gave then 4 stars if it wasn’t for these comments.

If you were to cut me, I would bleed fried chicken.
Poulet Bronzé is hands down my favourite chicken place in Montréal. I love everything about it. Slightly spicy, crispy, golden brown goodness in a brick building bathed in golden light. The place is reassuringly cozy in a way only places in the Concordia district seem to be.
The feeling of biting into a crispy fried chicken leg cannot be described in words adequately. It’s a state of mind and body rivalled only by orgasm.
God bless Poulet Bronzé you guys are the proof that a better world is possible.

For service alone, this place deserves five stars! The food is decent (fries, poutines, sandwiches), but the portion sizes are consistently big. They have no problems delivering, especially during the dead of night on a super snowy evening (they’ve always arrived within 25 mins of placing my order)! Not too shabby!

I was brought here by a friend and I must say it’s pretty darn good.
There isn’t much selection but everything on the menu is worth the price.
I usually get chicken poutine here since it is the only place I know of in Montréal that will fry the chicken before putting it in the poutine. Surprisingly, it mixes quite well.
Chicken tastes great, fries are above average, gravy wasn’t that disgusting black oil that some joints use. Although it’s of decent quality, the gravy isn’t hot enough and seemed to have been mostly dumped in the middle leaving non-​melted cheese curls on the side :(. It seemed to be a common repeated CRIMINAL offense (I’m kidding) so I removed a star.
Price: ⁴⁄₅ — Very decent price, student friendly. Order the biggest portions and share with a friend is my advice.
Selection: 4/​5, limited menu, not much to choose from, but what’s on it is good.
Place: 3/​5, small but good usage of what little space there is.

They say this is the best Montréal fried chicken you can get.
I must admit it for the price & quality & quantity. Not bad place at all.
I went to this place with most of my friends to try.
Their chicken nuggets are really good. Only one thing is you pay 1 $ to add spicy but you can’t taste it. You may see few red pepper.
I specially like their fries. Really good just like the one at Blanche Neiges on street Côté Des Neiges.

I had to change my 5 stars because after coming to this place several times I have to say the quality is not consistent. And the last time the chicken was horrible, it wasn’t fresh at all and it smelled bad I couldn’t take another bite! That was my last time eating there and I still didn’t build up the courage to give it another shot. Very sad.

The BEST nuggets EVER! Made of chicken breast and not that masked meat like other fast food restaurants serve. And their fries are on a different level. And the garlic dip sauce just ties things perfectly together

Howdy!
Normally Poulet Bronze is my go to place for late night fried chicken. $ 2.25/piece for a very spicy and crispy coating is nothing to sneeze at, especially when it is delivered to your door after 11 pm.
However, last night they screwed up right royally and I am questioning my need for fried chicken in a city that knows how to do steak tartare, foie gras croissants better than anyplace else this (or that) side of the Mississippi…
In short, half the order was forgotten. No one said «sorry.» When I asked to speak to the manager, I was told he wasn’t in. When I asked that the manager call me, I was told he would, but he didn’t. And then on top of it the delivery guy/​driver yelled at me when he returned (an hour later) with the forgotten half, because he had not been trained properly to check that he was taking everything on that was written on the bill.
They opened a second location in ville Saint Laurent, and the more I think about it, the more convinced I become that like East Side Mario’s, Madison’s Barr + Grill, and other wannabe American restaurants they belong there and not downtown in Montréal.
Perhaps, if I am racked up in a hospital and unable to do anything other than blink my eyes in order to communicate, I might reconsider ordering from them, but only because Poulet Bronze is 12 letters long and Dinette Triple Crown is 18 letters long. But ultimately I think it comes down to a question of respect. And nothing shows how much a restaurant respects a client as when the delivery guy yells at you in the hall and the manager can’t even be bothered to say «I’m sorry.»
And finally, as I alluded to earlier, there is so much good food that is native to Montréal, I’m not quite convinced anymore for the need to deal with what could only be considered average food imported from elsewhere.

The pluses: Meal was hot (had to wait for it to cook but the wait is worth it when it comes to eating food that’s freshly cooked compared to food that’s sitting under warming lamps). Fries were surprisingly good as they had a nice outer coating and crunch to it.
The minuses: Chicken pieces were quite small and the coating was average tasting at best. Sadly, I came here to indulge in fried chicken so my experience was a disappointment.
Overall, a failing grade. If you want to charge a premium price you have to make sure your product is likewise otherwise repeat visits are not warranted.
Ordered a three piece fried chicken and fries combo. A canned drink is included.
The search for good fried chicken in Montréal continues.