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Allegro Ristorante


Elegance in Little Italy
422 Preston St
(Near Beech)
Ottawa, ON K1S 4N2
Canada
+1 613 235 7454
http://www.allegroristorante.net
Only minutes from downtown, this two-storey restaurant stands in the heart of Little Italy. Rich in veal and pasta dishes, the traditional Italian menu's big draws are its "catch of the day" and the ever-changing chef's specials, as well as its impressive wine list. On weekdays the restaurant offers a lunch menu, while on weekends and evenings its romantic elegance appeals to many couples. An upstairs dining room is available for private parties and can accommodate up to 40 diners.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Barley Mow


Affordable pub fare
1060 Bank Street
Ottawa, ON K1S 3X2
Canada
+1 613 730 1279
http://www.barleymow.com/
This warm and friendly neighbourhood pub is located just south of The Glebe, across the Rideau Canal from Lansdowne Park. The menu consists of traditional pub fare served in large portions along with tantalizing curry dishes and the odd exotic main course thrown in for good measure. An incredible breakfast menu is also available on weekends, while colouring and treats are available for the kids. Behind the bar, late-night diners will find a wide variety of ales and draft beers as well as a selection of over 40 whiskies.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Barley Mow photo by Sarah Sosiak
Photo: Sarah Sosiak
 

 
Ben-Ben Restaurant


The Real Deal
697 Somerset St W
(Near Cambridge N)
Ottawa, ON K1R 6P5
Canada
+1 613 238 5022
http://www.benbenrestaurant.com/
One of Ottawa's best kept secrets, this small, unassuming restaurant has been a favourite of Ottawa's Asian community for years. The Hot and Sour Soup is arguably the best in the city, as are the Singapore noodles. In addition to the main menu, there are also a number of exotic daily specials, such as Fresh Lamb with dry bean curd in spicy salt (CAD10.95) and Deep-Fried Cung Fish in barbecue sauce (CAD8.95). Most dishes on the main menu range in price from CAD5.95-10.95.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Ben-Ben Restaurant photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Cam Kong


Inexpensive Vietnamese Food
726 Rue Somerset West
Ottawa, ON K1R 6P8
Canada
+1 613 230 6815
When you come to this Vietnamese gem be sure not to bring your credit card, as the restaurant only accepts cash. But that's okay, because you won't need much, and the food can't be beat. Tucked into a small room off of Rue Somerset in Ottawa's Asian district, this neighborhood secret serves up amazing food at affordable prices. The menu contains a number of exotic items including Sweet and Sour Orange Chicken with Rice, Vietnamese quiche and the not-to-be-missed pho beef noodle soup.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Canal Ritz


Modern Italian cuisine
375 Queen Elizabeth Drive
(Near Fifth)
Ottawa, ON K1S 5M5
Canada
+1 613 238 8998
Boasting one of the most romantic locations in the city, nestled next to the Rideau Canal, this cozy two-storey eatery features modern Italian cuisine and is perfect for couples. Patrons can either choose a table indoors or dine alfresco next to the canal. The lunch and dinner menus list a number of daily specials, including a seafood dish, a pasta dish and a chicken or veal special. Wine is sold either by the glass or by the bottle. Wi-Fi access available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Canal Ritz photo by Julia Trachsel
Photo: Julia Trachsel
Canal Ritz photo by Chuck Wilson
Photo: Chuck Wilson
 

 
Clock Tower


Great Brewpub
575 Bank St
(near the Queensway)
Ottawa, ON K1S 5L7
Canada
+1 613 233 7849
This popular after work brewpub has a cozy atmosphere, great snacks and hard-to-resist micro-brewed beer made on the premises. It is the perfect place to have a few pints and catch up with an old friend. The bar has an upstairs and downstairs, each with a slightly different atmosphere. There are a couple of pool tables downstairs and the scene is usually younger and a little more boisterous. Upstairs you will often find groups of business people or couples enjoying a quiet meal.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Clock Tower photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Dows Lake Pavilion


Lakeside oasis year round
1001 Queen Elizabeth Driveway
Ottawa, ON K1S 5K7
Canada
+1 613 232 1001
http://www.dowslake.com/
This large pavilion at the edge of the Rideau Canal's picturesque Dows Lake offers relaxation and recreation. Two restaurants with large patios offer casual food, drinks and a wonderful view, while a full-service marina offers fuel, pump out and slip rentals. In winter, the lake becomes part of the Rideau Canal skating rink and the pavilion rents a variety of winter sports equipment, including skates, sleighs and cross-country skis. During the summer, the marina rents canoes, paddleboats and inline skates.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Tamara McIntyre
Photo: Tamara McIntyre
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by hungrysquirrels
Photo: hungrysquirrels
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Ian Mackenzie
Photo: Ian Mackenzie
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by milmo
Photo: milmo
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Shermin Negari
Photo: Shermin Negari
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by John Talbot
Photo: John Talbot
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Arjun Mehta
Photo: Arjun Mehta
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Maggie Tam
Photo: Maggie Tam
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Athena N.
Photo: Athena N.
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Christopher Porter
Photo: Christopher Porter
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Canadian Family
Photo: Canadian Family
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Martine Ng
Photo: Martine Ng
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by Simon Jones
Photo: Simon Jones
Dows Lake Pavilion photo by MervLapp
Photo: MervLapp
 

 
Feleena's


Traditional Mexican cuisine
742 Bank Street
Ottawa, ON K1S 3V4
Canada
+1 613 233 2010
http://www.feleenas.com/
This traditional Mexican restaurant is a popular Glebe hangout in the summer, when the patio is usually packed with patrons sipping cool margaritas and enjoying fresh food from the south. In the winter, the colonial-style interior is also inviting. The food is delicious and filling, and daily specials are usually well worth exploring. But be warned, the menu features authentic Mexican food. Fans of the blander offerings of Tex-Mex restaurants such as burritos and enchiladas will be disappointed - that said, the Fajita Platters are legendary affairs.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Feleena's photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Flippers


Seafood with class
819 Bank St
(At Fourth)
Ottawa, ON K1S 3V9
Canada
+1 613 232 2703
http://www.819bank.com
As the name suggests, this classy little restaurant above its more casual street-level counterpart, Von's, prides itself on its seafood selection. The menu features jumbo shrimp and the fresh catch of the day, but also offers less aquatic alternatives, including a variety of steak, chicken and pasta dishes. Overlooking the friendly arts district of the Glebe, the restaurant attracts a local business crowd for lunch and is a popular date location in the evenings. Reservations are not accepted for parties of less than six.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Fratelli


A touch of Tuscany
749 Bank Street
Ottawa, ON K1S 3V3
Canada
+1 613 237 1658
http://www.fratelli.ca/
Sample the food of Northern Italy at this Glebe eatery. The menu here carries all the Italian staples, including 12 different pasta dishes, seafood and exotic pizzas. Main course includes the famous Roasted Atlantic Salmon. The restaurant, done in contemporary decor, is fully licensed.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Fratelli photo by Edward Bilodeau
Photo: Edward Bilodeau
 

 
Green Door Vegetarian Restaurant


Eclectic, delicious vegetarian
198 Main Street
At Hazel
Ottawa, ON K1S 1C6
Canada
+1 613 234 9597
What this stark, cafeteria-style vegetarian restaurant lacks in ambience it more than makes up for with iwonderful vegetarian and vegan food. The diverse menu of multicultural entrees, homemade breads and both rich and light desserts is popular with all kinds of vegetarians and includes a number of dishes, such as many wheat-free desserts, suitable for specialized diets. Be warned that pricing is by weight, so heavier selections, like the delicious vegetarian lasagne, tend to quickly run up your bill.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Green Door Vegetarian Restaurant photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Kamal's


Fine Lebanese in the Glebe
327 Somerset Street W
(By Bank St)
Ottawa, ON K15 3V5
Canada
+1 613 234 5223
This attractive courtyard-style restaurant overlooking the Glebe offers a large menu of delicious Lebanese and Middle Eastern food. The menu includes the full range of traditional Lebanese appetizers, including many vegetarian dishes, and is heavy in kababs, shawarmas and a variety of seafood, lamb and chicken dishes. The dessert selection includes both North American and Lebanese standards, while the wine list features a selection of French and Ontario wines. Take away is available from the affiliated street-level Falafel Stop.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Kamal's photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Leonardo's


Classic Italian dining
112 Pamilla @ Preston
Ottawa, ON K1S 4N4
Canada
+1 613 238 1156
http://www.leonardos.ca
The owners call this small Italian restaurant in the heart of Ottawa's Little Italy a labour of love, and it comes through in every meal served, from the classic veal and pasta dishes to the house specialties. You'll delight in the chef's tempting creations, including portafolgio di pollo (chicken stuffed with ham, cheese, tomato, garlic and cooked in a wine and mushroom sauce) and costolettine di agnello dorate (pan-fried golden lamb cutlets).

Review © 2007, Wcities
Leonardo's photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Light of India


Cozy, northeastern Indian restaurant
730 Bank St
(Near First Avenue)
Ottawa, ON K1S 3V4
Canada
+1 613 563 4411
Long and narrow, this small, warmly lit restaurant in the heart of the Glebe features a jumbled Indian decor and candles on the tables. The family-run restaurant features a daily luncheon and Sunday brunch buffet, and an à la carte dinner menu of traditional dishes from the northeastern region of India. The extensive and flavourful menu also includes a number of combination platters and dishes perfect for sharing and sampling. On weekends, the restaurant is packed with well-dressed couples and groups of all ages.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Mekong Restaurant


Casual Chinese
637 Rue Somerset
(Near Bronson Avenue)
Ottawa, ON K1R 5K3
Canada
+1 613 237 7717
http://www.mekong.ca/
This typical Canadian oriental restaurant in the heart of Chinatown comes complete with bright red walls, oriental artwork, a large fish tank and an upstairs patio. Popular with a wide range of casual diners, including families, the extensive menu of largely Szechuan and Vietnamese cuisine tends towards the slightly greasy, but offers large portions of hearty pork, beef, seafood, vegetable, duck and fried noodle dishes. Note that ordering here means taking matters into your own hands and writing down your selections on a small notepad found on each table.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Mekong Restaurant photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
New Delhi


Culinary delight
683 Bank Street
At Clemow
Ottawa, ON K1S 3T8
Canada
+1 613 237 4041
This large, family-style restaurant sits inauspiciously in the heart of the Glebe and offers a feast of dishes from the many regions of India. A lunch buffet is available Monday to Saturday for the local working crowd, and the à la carte dinners feature vegetarian, beef and chicken dishes, including Tandoori Chicken. The semi-casual restaurant also offers a fully-stocked bar. A considerable selection of seafood dishes sets this restaurant apart from its many competitors.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Shanghai Restaurant


Asian, oriental fusion
651 Somerset Street West
(Near Bronson)
Ottawa, ON K1R 5K3
Canada
+1 613 233 4001
http://www.shanghaiottawa.com
The funkiest of Ottawa's Asian restaurants, this colourful Chinatown eatery offers a fusion of Cantonese, Szechuan and Asian fare, along with creative lighting, modern art and a wild collection of art deco furnishings. Most days the restaurant caters to a large and varied crowd of casually dressed patrons, including families but things turn trendier on Thursday evenings with a DJ spinning everything from hip hop to jazz. The restaurant features a noodle bar and an eclectic selection of seafood, meat and vegetarian dishes. The bar is fully licensed.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Shanghai Restaurant photo by Jill Pyle
Photo: Jill Pyle
 

 
Taj-Mahal


Taste of North India
925 Bank Street
Ottawa, ON K1S 3W5
Canada
+1 613 234 1280
Despite its grand name, this is a small restaurant, but with a grand selection of North Indian food. Dishes are meant to be ordered in groups, to be shared and sampled. The menu includes curry and tandoori items, as well as several vegetarian options. A lunch buffet is offered daily, while the crowd of largely informally dressed evening diners can choose from the a la carte menu. The restaurant is situated at the far southern end of the Glebe.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Von's


Glebe bistro with character
819 Bank St
near 4th
Ottawa, ON K1S 3V9
Canada
+1 613 233 3277
Dark oak and picture windows combine to give this little bistro in the heart of the Glebe its warm, old-fashioned feel. The tightly packed restaurant, popular for casual lunches and dinner dates, has an international menu featuring Belgian fries and pasta dishes such as Coconut Curry Chicken, as well as a decadent dessert menu. Its popular weekend brunch menu offers standard Canadian breakfast fare and rich, creative egg dishes. The bistro also offers a bright bar area and, in summer, a somewhat stark patio.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Von's photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Yangtze


Crown Jewel
700 Rue Somerset West
(Near Rue Cambridge North)
Ottawa, ON K1R 6P6
Canada
+1 613 236 0555
This traditional Chinese restaurant is the unofficial epicenter of Ottawa's Chinatown district. During brunch, Dim Sum is served, an especially popular attraction on weekends - the friendly wait staff stops by each table and offers a myriad of items from which patrons can pick and choose. Each selection is then added to the bill at the table. In addition to Dim Sum, the restaurant's menu reads like an encyclopedia of Szechuan and Cantonese cuisine.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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