Rotisseries Scores

I guess the main reason to go here is the salad bar, but overall it just seems like a slightly worse version of St-​Hubert.

I’ve been to Scores elsewhere, like the Downtown one a couple years back (which is now a police station) and was never impressed, but this one in Brossard is really good!
We dine here as a family every now and then. Restaurant is very big, family style seating.
We were greeted at the door promptly and assigned a nice booth. Service was fast. We were not asked if we wanted French or English menus, but received the French ones. One thing I found complicated about the menu is that they offer some type of «pick your own meal» type plan where you choose an appetizer, meal and sides but the choices were not clearly listed, nor was the price.
We always get their classic chicken quarter leg meal with sides of rice and baked potatoes. It also came with their all your can eat soup, salad and fruit bar. NOTE, you have to finish at least half of your meal if you want to take it home, because they don’t want people abusing the salad bar. (my mom came once ordered the quarter leg with salad bar, she filled up on the all you can eat and asked for the chicken to go, waitress was not pleased and informed us of new policy)
Salad bar is very fun — there’s an assortment of choices, my favorite being their couscous and egg salad. Fruits can always serve as a desert or if you’re stuffed, just grab something like an apple or kiwi for the way home.
For a place that specializes in rotisserie chicken, Scores knows how to do it! Skin was nice and crispy, had a nice color and bronzed sheen. The inside was super tender and juicy, fell off the bone. These must have been large chickens cause the portion I got seemed like much more than usual for a quarter leg.
I’ve been to St Hubert a bunch of times and their chicken isn’t as good as this!
Scores’ sauce is also thicker and more of a gravy consistency which is a real treat — their competitors sauce is too runny, so much so, I used to drink it easily.
I love that their baked potato comes with a tub of sour cream and butter, you don’t even have to ask for it and it comes with every order.
Good food, good prices.

14 octobre 2012
Un dimanche soir de pluie, après une bonne séance de pratique de tango argentin, je décide de mettre à l’épreuve le Scores sur le boul. Taschereau, à Brossard. Je suis un habitué du Dix30, il faut donc que TOUS les SCORES soient à la hauteur. ET BIEN NON ! Vous avez lamentablement échoué l’examen. La réception, très bonne, la serveurse, très charmante et jolie, tout va bien jusque là. Mais lorsque je demande de faire emballer mon combo suprême que je rapporte avec moi, pour ma collation de soirée, c’est parce qu’il faut aussi ajouter les sauces et les condiments qui se trouvaient dans le panier à service. Quelle stupéfaction, en ouvrant ma TOUTE PETITE boîte, de constater qu’il manqué les savoureuses sauces et probablement quelques morceaux. Vous auriez dû y penser. Ils choisissent de réduire la commande afin de mieux entrer dans une toute petite boîte. Nous prenez-​vous pour des cons ?
Il faut donc continuer à aller au Dix30, là où on n’oublie rien et qu’on nous traite comme de véritables clients.
October 14^th, 2012
A rainy sunday night, after a good tango practice session, I want to try the Scores on Taschereau boul., in Brossard. I already like the one at Dix30, they HAVE TO BE ALL AT THE SAME LEVEL. OR NOTTTT ! You have pittyfully missed the shot and crashed. The reception at the door is ok, the service is nice, charming waitress. But when I ask for a doggy bag with my supreme combo in it, for my evening snack, you have to give it completely, with condiments and sauces, and all the pieces. What a surprise at home when I saw missing parts in my combo in a STRANGLY SMALL BOX. You should have done better. Who do you think we are ?
No next time ! I will keep going to Dix30, because they don’t forget things.