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2026 Audited Pricing Guide

Poutines & Classic Sides

Authentic Quebec poutines made with real squeaky cheese curds and signature gravy, alongside iconic St-Hubert yellow coleslaw, golden fries, and buttery mashed potatoes.

How much is a St-Hubert poutine in 2026?

In 2026, a Regular Classic Poutine costs $12.45 dine-in ($13.95 delivery), while the Rotisserie Chicken Poutine topped with shredded chicken costs $16.95 dine-in ($18.95 delivery). A side upgrade to poutine on any chicken dinner costs +$3.95.

4 Cataloged Dishes$3.95 - $15.75 CADAudited October 2026
Poutines & Classic Sides
Flagship Classic
$3.95 - $16.95
Leg Dinner: $18.25 CADSt-Hubert Express Store #1 (Historic Birthplace)
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Poutines & Classic Sides Items & Pricing

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Classic St-Hubert Poutine
poutine sides890 cal

Classic St-Hubert Poutine

Crispy skin-on french fries topped with generous fresh squeaky Quebec cheese curds and smothered in our velvety, savoury St-Hubert brown poutine gravy.

Dine-in
$12.95CAD
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Rotisserie Chicken Poutine
poutine sides1040 cal

Rotisserie Chicken Poutine

Our famous classic poutine elevated with shredded pieces of tender, juicy St-Hubert rotisserie chicken tossed throughout the cheese curds and gravy.

Dine-in
$15.75CAD
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Gluten-Friendly
Traditional Yellow Coleslaw (Vinaigrette)
poutine sides60 cal

Traditional Yellow Coleslaw (Vinaigrette)

The signature bright yellow, tangy cabbage coleslaw seasoned with vinegar, mustard seed, and spices. Clean, zesty, and refreshing.

Dine-in
$3.95CAD
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Creamy Coleslaw
poutine sides140 cal

Creamy Coleslaw

Finely shredded crisp green cabbage in a smooth, creamy, mildly sweet dressing. The perfect complement to rotisserie chicken.

Dine-in
$3.95CAD
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Official Price Index

St-Hubert Poutines & Classic Sides Complete Price List

All prices in Canadian Dollars (CAD). Base prices reflect official on-site menu pricing (benchmarked at St-Hubert Express Store #1, 6355 Rue Saint-Hubert, Montreal at $18.25 for the classic leg quarter platter). Delivery markups (~12-15%) and provincial sales taxes (14.975% QC, 13% ON, 15% NB) apply extra.

2026 Verified Dining Room Price Guide

Complete Dining Room Menu Price Guide

Browse verified sample dining room prices across Quebec and Ontario ($ CAD). Use the category tabs below to navigate dishes without visual fatigue.

Store #1 Benchmark
Rotisserie Leg Quarter
$18.25CAD
White Meat Platter
Breast Quarter Dinner
$20.45CAD
Glazed Baby Back
Full Rack BBQ Ribs
$32.95CAD
Fresh Cheese Curds
Classic Quebec Poutine
$11.45CAD
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Traditional Yellow Coleslaw (Vinaigrette)
The signature bright yellow, tangy cabbage coleslaw seasoned with vinegar, mustard seed, and spices. Clean, zesty, and refreshing.
60 cal$3.95
Creamy Coleslaw
Finely shredded crisp green cabbage in a smooth, creamy, mildly sweet dressing. The perfect complement to rotisserie chicken.
140 cal$3.95
Classic St-Hubert Poutine
Crispy skin-on french fries topped with generous fresh squeaky Quebec cheese curds and smothered in our velvety, savoury St-Hubert brown poutine gravy.
890 cal$12.95
Rotisserie Chicken Poutine
Our famous classic poutine elevated with shredded pieces of tender, juicy St-Hubert rotisserie chicken tossed throughout the cheese curds and gravy.
1040 cal$15.75

* Transparency Note: Prices reflect observed sample dining room rates in Quebec and Ontario (excluding provincial taxes and gratuity). Menu items and prices vary by location. Not affiliated with St-Hubert.

Total: 42 verified items
Editorial Ordering Strategy

Authentic Quebec Poutine Quality & Side Optimization

Poutine at St-Hubert features squeaky Quebec cheddar curds and authentic velvety brown gravy. Here is how to order the best side dishes:

Verified Value Recommendations:

Side Poutine Upgrade Hack: Rather than ordering a standalone regular poutine for $12.45, order a chicken quarter dinner and upgrade your side fries to a poutine for only $3.95.

Coleslaw Styles: St-Hubert is renowned for its traditional creamy yellow coleslaw, but you can request the vinegar-based (traditionnelle) version upon request at most dining rooms.

Delivery Curd Tip: If ordering poutine for delivery, the cheese and gravy can be requested on the side to keep your fries crispy during transport.

Nutritional Intelligence

Poutine Nutritional Facts & Dairy Profile

Authentic cheese curds and rich gravy make poutine an indulgent comfort food with substantial dairy calcium and carbohydrates.

Nutritional figures reflect official St-Hubert documentation. Spit-roasted chicken portions provide 320 kcal (leg, 27g protein) and 400 kcal (breast, 56g protein). Complete platters with fries (510 kcal), creamy coleslaw (200 kcal), bun (80 kcal), and BBQ sauce (60 kcal) total 1,170 kcal (leg) or 1,250 kcal (breast), reducible to ~720-800 kcal with a garden salad swap.
Classic Poutine Calories920 kcal

Regular size with real Quebec cheese curds

Chicken Poutine Protein48g

Boosted with pulled rotisserie chicken breast

Coleslaw Calories110 kcal

Creamy dressing with crisp shredded cabbage

Category FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About St-Hubert Poutines & Classic Sides

Verified consumer information regarding portions, pricing, ingredients, and substitutions.

As of 2026, a Regular Classic Poutine is $12.45 dine-in ($13.95 delivery), a Large Classic Poutine is $15.25 dine-in ($16.95 delivery), and the Rotisserie Chicken Poutine is $16.95 dine-in ($18.95 delivery).

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Independent Canadian Menu & Price Guide

This page is an independently operated reference for Canadian diners and is not endorsed by or affiliated with Les Rôtisseries St-Hubert Ltée or Recipe Unlimited. Sample menu prices are verified against official on-site menu listings from St-Hubert Express Store #1 (6355 Rue Saint-Hubert, Montreal, QC). Full-service rôtisseries with resto-bars (such as Bouvier in Quebec City or Carrefour Laval) and suburban Express counters may exhibit minor pricing variations.