Quote from: SilverLining on January 14, 2018, 05:38:37 PM
I had to think a minute where Railside is. I always think of it as near Victoria Park. We lived at that corner for about 20 years.

St. Hubert's is now IBEW Local 353.

hmmm.. I preferred it when it was St Huberts rather than IBEW Local 353  .. lol

We used to stop in there after shopping at the William Ashley warehouse sale on Railside Road by Lawrence Ave... I miss St Hubert but can buy the bbq sauce at Loblaws to serve with my $7.99 Costco rotisserie chicken

I had to think a minute where Railside is. I always think of it as near Victoria Park. We lived at that corner for about 20 years.

St. Hubert's is now IBEW Local 353.

Quote from: SilverLining on January 14, 2018, 02:08:24 PM
I have been unable to get answers about Swiss Chalet grocery items.

We used to eat at a St-Hubert on Lawrence Ave. E. Someone asked my husband what it was like...he said Swiss Chalet with McDonald's fries. Lol

"Swiss Chalet with McDonald's fries"     so true!!  haha

plus "Swiss Chalet with a Wonder bread white hamburger bun on the side"

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We also stopped by the St Hubert at Lawrence Ave East and the DVP a few times (by Railside Road) after shopping at the annual William Ashley warehouse sale. haha

I have been unable to get answers about Swiss Chalet grocery items.

We used to eat at a St-Hubert on Lawrence Ave. E. Someone asked my husband what it was like...he said Swiss Chalet with McDonald's fries. Lol

Swiss Chalet purchased St. Hubert a few years ago, so it is under the same ownership now. I have also seen their products at Loblaws and we ate at a St Hubert restaurant last summer when we visited Mt Tremblent.

We used to eat at the St Hubert at Avenue Road and Lawrence until it shut down many years ago. The location by Sherway Gardens was rebranded as "The Q" rotisserie when St. Hubert pulled out of Toronto.

Also known for their Millefeuille. Hoping it's safe.

Space, I didn't clarify line or facility.

They are a Québec based restaurant chain. We used to have them in Ontario but not anymore, or I think there might still be one in Ottawa. My mother and grandmother both used to work for them.

They are kind of similar to Swiss Chalet. Rotisserie chicken type menu. They are especially known for their tourtière, chicken pot pie, and sugar pie, maybe their sauce/gravy. They have introduced pre-made products of these and others that are being sold in grocery stores. I have seen them at Loblaws.

I've never heard of them; what do they produce? And do they label for shared facility or just shared lines?

St-Hubert grocery products list may contain of common allergens.