Mr Crousty opened in three very different Montreal neighbourhoods. Not by accident — each location matches a different crowd, a different energy, a different pace of life. Here's what's waiting for you at each one.
What the three have in common: the chicken is coated in panko, breaded to order, and served piping hot. Not reheated, not set aside. Piping hot. Count on 5 to 15 minutes, then come pick up your order in store.
Mr Crousty Côte-des-Neiges — 5540A Chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges
Côte-des-Neiges is one of the densest and most varied neighbourhoods in Montreal. Université de Montréal is a two-minute walk away, which means you cross paths with as many students between classes as families who have lived here for twenty years, newcomers discovering the city, and professionals getting home late.
Chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges is a street that never really sleeps. There are people at lunch, people in the evening, people late at night. The Mr Crousty in this area settled into that flow — a fast-moving crowd, takeout orders, the need for a meal that holds up without an hour-long wait.
The address: 5540A Chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges, H3T 1Y9. The Crousty Original runs $10.99. The other Crousty are $13.99. For this neighbourhood, that is a price that speaks to everyone — student or not.
Check the full menu if you want to know what to order before you get here.
Mr Crousty Snowdon — 5055 Chemin Queen Mary
Snowdon has an identity of its own. Historically English-speaking and allophone, it has kept that character — you hear several languages in the same day, and the businesses reflect communities that live side by side without looking alike.
Chemin Queen Mary runs quietly along the area. Less buzz than the Plateau or downtown, but a loyal crowd that knows what it wants. People from around here order, pick up, and head home. It is a neighbourhood you live in, not one you pass through.
Mr Crousty fits in well here. Panko chicken breaded to order speaks to people who would rather wait 20 minutes for something fresh than pick up a lukewarm box that has been sitting for two hours. The address: 5055 Chemin Queen Mary, H3W 1X4.
Mr Crousty Mont-Royal / Laurier — 4675 Boulevard Saint-Laurent
Boulevard Saint-Laurent at the corner of Laurier is something else. This is Montreal's central axis, where the terrasses fill up as soon as it hits ten degrees, where people walk with no particular destination on a Friday night, where you eat outside even in September.
This area draws a crowd that is more mixed in age, more used to trying new spots. The Plateau is also a neighbourhood where word of mouth travels fast — a good experience, a bad one, people talk.
Mr Crousty at 4675 Saint-Laurent plays in that register: chicken breaded to order, panko that crunches, served hot, clear prices. No mystery, no frills. The Crousty Original at $10.99, the others at $13.99, and you know exactly what you are getting. The address: 4675 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, H2T 1R2.
How to order at the three locations
The three addresses work on the same model: you order, you wait 5 to 15 minutes, you come pick up your order on site. No delivery — in-store pickup is what guarantees your chicken lands in your hands piping hot, not lukewarm after a detour.
You can also check the contact page for the full addresses and directions to each location.
Mr Crousty is three Montreal neighbourhoods, three different vibes, one standard: chicken breaded in panko, cooked to order, served the way it should be.