The lounge was clean and the service was good. We went near the end of lunch service so the chicken…read morenoodle soup was out. They are tentative in taking away dirty dishes and cleaning the tables. There's enough charging stations... though there can always be more around the couch seating area I was going to give it 3 stars but then I bumped into Eugene Levy at the lounge. Star struck as I am now I'm giving it 4

Walked into here and was shocked to find almost no seating available.. it was crowded like a bus…read morestop in Shanghai before Chinese New Year...the smell was only marginally better,, But eventually found a seat, and went to go find some veggie snacks.. Almost everything in the mini buffet was completely empty and there seemed to be no intent on changing that situation as far as the staff were concerned. Luckily they did have some ginger ale and vodka, so I filled my belly with that instead.. delicious (tip, add lots of lemon). The place obviously needs to be bigger to accommodate the crowds, but as it got later in the evening the crowds seemed to thin out somewhat, and it got more comfortable.. the mini buffet however remained at 17th century orphanage levels. Please Sir, May I have some more?!

The Ottawa International Airport is easy to get in and out. It is not a huge airport, but they…read morehave all the amenities you'd need such as a place to eat, get coffee, and even do some light shopping while you wait for your flight. I was flying out of Ottawa on United Airlines to a city in the USA. Here, you go through Canadian immigration, then USA immigration and customs, then airport security before entering the Terminal. While there are several steps, and I was unfamiliar with the process at this airport, it was easy. Agents are present to guide you through, and all were friendly. Among all my preparations, emptying pockets, and ensuring I would not set off any alarms, I forgot to empty my refillable water bottle before starting through airport security and the scanner picked it up... (Perhaps if I'd had one more cup of coffee... ) The agent there was kind enough to take it back and empty it for me and return the bottle. There was another man who did the same thing as me, and they helped him out too. That was very kind as he could have made me go back and start over. Everything was clean and orderly. As I entered the Terminal there was a Jack Hortons, then down the escalator there was a duty free shop and a restaurant. I arrived 2 hours prior to boarding, but could have waited another 60 to 90 minutes and had plenty of time. Thanks. Ottawa!

I have flown in and out of Ottawa to Chicago two times. I had no problems and thought the staff was…read morefriendly and helpful, especially compared to O'Hare in Chicago!

Its been more than a decade that I've been to this Moxies and they have done some improvements to…read morethe interior. It's brighter and has a lighter feeling than other locations. More creams and lighter oaks used in the dinning room. It was a pleasant and nice change. The fam and I came here for a family get together and it was fine. I do frequent Moxies in other parts of the city frequently so the menu can get a tad tiring as its stayed pretty consistant over the last couple of years with some minor changes. I decided to try the beet salad which was new to the menu. It was large and it was topped with SO SO SOOOOOo many crispy beets, that they were all stained and stuck to my teeth and lips when I went to the restroom. I had no idea. It is not a "date friendly" salad. I also ordered the espresso martini which was $5.00. It was very potent and tasty, but it didn't come with 3 espresso beans on top which is supposed to be for luck. The hubby had the mahi mahi and I tried the mashed potatoes and they were delish. Service was to the point and not overbearing.

TLDR: Good food, nice environment, great service. I usually don't like chains, but I like Moxie's…read more I was meeting up with some friends down by the airport after work and we had lots of catching up to do, so we wanted a place that wouldn't rush us, and was open past 9am. Moxie's fit the bill. I've been to Moxie's before, but only locations in Toronto. They are all kind of the same, which is not a bad thing. The food is consistently good, service is attentive without being intrusive and the ambiance is modern casual. One of my friends was coming from out-of-town and we hadn't seen each other in 7 years, so we were chatting and chatting and the poor server was waiting for us to order. After several attempts she said to close our menus when we were ready to order and she'll take the cue to come over. I thought that was fantastic. And she was super patient with us. I got the Thai Chicken Salad ($25.50). I asked for the salad dressing on the side, and it came as requested. I advised her I was allergic to sesame seeds and poppy seeds and she let me know the manager will come and speak with me, as that is their practice for all allergies. The manager came and let me know that the salad and dressing did not contain sesame or poppy seeds, but there's this crunchy mix they have that they purchase but no longer have the packaging so cannot rule out contact with sesame. We decided that the best option would be to have it on the side and I could visually inspect it and decide whether I wanted to eat it or not. I appreciated their extra attention to allergies. I didn't see any sesame seeds in the crunchy mix, so I added it to my salad (I can tolerate sesame oil, just not actual seeds, so I was confident I'd be fine). I enjoyed the crunchy texture it added. The salad was mostly arugula with maybe some cilantro or other herb. The amount of chicken was very little, but at least it was lean breast meat. It had shredded carrots and red cabbage. Avocado slices, cashews and pumpkin seeds. The dressing was a creamy cashew dressing. I enjoyed the salad. I was going to get some dessert, as I love their mini desserts, especially "bite of brownie" but I was surprisingly too full. My first choice for dining out is always small local independent restaurants. However, I would never object to going to a Moxie's. In fact, I'd say of all the chain restaurants, it's my favourite. Lots of free parking in the plaza parking lot. (103)

This is my first time visiting this hotel. My friend and I didn't stay here but we came to check…read moreout their patio & lovely river view. We enjoyed our visit and will return again for sure . Thank you for having us.

Had a 3 day stay here on business. Decided to watch some of Game 7 of the World Series at the bar…read more Greeted enthusiastically by Megan the bartender and had a few pints with a co-worker. Friendly regulars and awesome service from Megan made it an enjoyable evening. If they had HD television it would have been even better.

We went here for a family gathering. The price point is manageable, service was great and the…read moreseating and decor are comfortable. Two things I liked and will bring me back are: they are celiac friendly, and, have a 1 to 10 scale for the level of spice you want to have. We are are an extended family with some odd food allergies and food intolerances, so finding a restaurant that makes everyone happy is gold. I did spice level 2. I would try 4 the next time, as my dish ended up being good, but a bit bland. It was the XO dish. The person who had the best experience ordered the Pad Thai, level 10 spice. They found their meal to be perfect. I will note he has a very high heat tolerance. I had some Sashimi to start, and it was perfectly prepared. Decor is brown/black and gold with lots of windows. It's casual, but in a nice way. Overall everyone was happy and we will return.

The service is great, our waitress was attentive and kind. The food however seems to take a long…read moretime to come out and different things come out at different times than others. Ambience is nice, it's pretty inside and on the darker side. The chairs/furniture can use an upgrade. The food unfortunately has not been the same. All the sauces have a similar taste. The pad Thai sauce was so thick and had way too much of it :( Same with the black bean. My daughter ordered a second round of avocado rolls, and it came out in less than a minute and was warm :/ It's heartbreaking because I truly appreciate all the waitresses hard work however I will not be going back.

The service at Zoe's was great (as it should be at such a high price point) and they had a really…read morevast selection of teas displayed in a nice wooden book. The selection was all Canadian and you could even see them keeping the water hot with flames in a certain area where they kept the teapots. The afternoon tea itself was not standard, and was a rich, modern approach. There was no clotted cream, which is traditional for English afternoon tea. My only real complaint is that the teapot would consistently spill when pouring the tea.

So much fun! We were a party of nine and we had so much fun at the Afternoon Tea. Service was…read moreamazing- tea was served shortly after we ordered it and the food came out an appropriate amount of time after the tea. The food portions were excellent- we couldn't finish the dessert plate because we were full! Everything tasted great. The restaurant was also decorated beautifully, and we loved the matching dinnerware.

Loud !!! The mid rare steak I ordered came overdone. When I mentioned it the server who was…read moreextremely good decided to take it back to the kitchen. Apparently they were pissed off and sent it back rare and blue. Won't be going back to this location.

Convenient location to area hotels and plentiful parking. Excellent food and service and good…read moreselection of dishes at multiple price points.

Hostess stand.. needs 2 people. Too crazy. Long waits. The hotel attached this Sat night was busy!…read moreJazz, always good and not too loud. Live, of course. Bar.. was hopping. Service... Spotty but ok. Seafood chowder was more like a bisque but wow. It is succulent. $18. Get bread and butter with it.. no crackers. We had reserved seats and were right.. beside... the bathroom and kitchen. It was a bit chilly there but we had a nice time and enjoyed our soup and wine. I recommend the house white, Pinot grigio!

Had a dinner here while staying at the Brookstreet Hotel. Like its sister restaurant, Perspectives,…read moreit is nothing special. I ordered a Green Salad with salmon and the waitress, who was very nice but clearly overwhelmed, brought Caesar instead. By the time I noticed she was gone so I ate it because I didn't want to wait until she showed up again to return it. The Caesar in itself was unimpressive. The salmon wasn't bad. And I do give the waitress credit for taking the salad off the bill when she finally came around to check on me even though I had eaten the whole thing.

Really love the interior- although it was so loud in the restaurant that it was difficult to hear…read morefolks from across the table. We got the nachos to start, and i got the cobb salad, while my partner got the ribs. the nachos were good, although they were a little too salty. but i can appreciate that the chips seem to be fried in house, which is a bonus for sure. My partner said the ribs were fantastic. He really enjoyed the sauce. The cobb salad, while I really enjoyed the jammy egg, was really annoying to eat. It comes deconstructed (although i'm not sure that's the right word) and the lettuce isn't chopped.... which i found to be a bizarre choice. It's also garnished with what seemed to be a handful of dill. wasn't a huge fan of that.

I highly recommend stopping in during happy hour. It's on the quieter side and the happy hour menu…read moreis one of the better ones in the neighborhood with some great options. We came here with the kids last week, and it was a great time. Service was fast, and again, it was quiet. I got the vegetarian power bowl, which I had before, but I didn't end up finishing it this time around, I found it lacking some pazazz! Hubbies chicken burger was great. Happy hour sweet potato fries and dip were amazing! Bite of brownie is always delicious.

Place is nice , clean staff is okay. Food didn't come as ordered. Asked no mayo, no tomato. Should…read morehave come with pickles, it didn't, asked for pickles, dude was bringing them; as I was actively putting pepper on my fries the bartender, straight up took my plate, without saying anything and I was like wtf is happening and she like going to get your pickles.... Blah blah blah Who just takes someone's plate like that...Caeser was garbage. They comp'D my meal but yeesh Jenny made it better

Our flight to Halifax was delayed an hour, so we opted to eat something rather than go hungry on…read morethe plane. D'Arcy McGee's has two locations in Ottawa: this one, and the one on Sparks Street. When I took a look at the menu, there were some appetizers that we wanted to get. However, they weren't serving anything any apps; just some of the main dishes. The confusion may have stemmed from the online menu pertaining solely to the Sparks location, which may have been why the airport menu was so sparse; I've come to expect that from airport restaurants. The fish and chips was the dish we ended up ordering. It's worth noticing that the dishes were quite overpriced for their serving size; again, to be expected in the airport. The fish was mediocre, and the fries relied on condiments and salt to be halfway decent. Service was fine as well. It can get pretty busy (writing this two years and three months since the start of the pandemic), so waiting times can get pretty long. As such, the atmosphere was fine; people mostly kept to themselves. Overall, I should lower my standard for airport restaurants.