6 Montreal Spots That'll Deliver Entire Buckets Of Fried Chicken To Your Door

Everything tastes better by the bucket. 🍗
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One of the best parts about living in a cool city like ours is the variety of amazing eateries that are found on every street. And Montreal fried chicken spots are always a local favourite.

With comfort food season around the corner, it's time to start thinking about delivery meals that warm your soul — like fried chicken.

The crispy outside, the moist inside... Everything about it is simply wonderful.

And somehow, eating it out of a bucket just seems to make it taste so much better.

So, we found spots that will deliver you entire buckets of goodness to your doorstep.

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Bucky Rooster's

Address: 3981, rue Notre-Dame O., Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Order: This trendy chicken spot came to fruition not long ago and since its inception, it has become one of the go-to fried chicken spots in the city.

Le Coq Frit

Address: Various locations in Montreal

Why You Need To Order: From buckets of fried chicken to kick-ass lemonade, Le Coq Frit's a must-try for any fried chicken lover in the city.

Roch Le Coq

Address: 1541, ave Van Horne, Outremont, QC

Why You Need To Order: Roch Le Coq is one of those epic spots that fried chicken lovers all agree is incredible. The quality, price and quantity are hard to beat.

Ice House

Address: 51, rue Roy E., Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Order: Ice House makes some incredibly mouth-watering fried chicken. If you're a fan of a dish, you should try the way Ice House makes it!

Ho Lee Chix

Address: 30, rue Sainte-Catherine O., Montreal, QC

Why You Need To Order: Ho Lee Chix is all about fried chicken goodness and if you're looking for a new place to indulge in, this may be the spot for you.

KFC

Address: Various locations in Montreal

Why You Need To Order: It might not be the most original spot, but KFC is a classic fried chicken location. It's cheap, fast, and of course, tasty.

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