The shop moved to Somerset and is a welcome addition to the area. It's close to the old…read moreMonopolatte that was once there. We dropped by to check out this Frankenstein of a creation we saw online. It was an espresso in a donut. Yup you read that right! Space is a little smaller than the old location but they now sell vinyl and books. The barista is a awesome. Super friendly and makes good coffee. There's a lot of different drinks you can get, the food menu looks a little limited at the moment but they're working on it. They're also working on a liquor license as well. Here's a pic of the donut coffee. The donut is really dense at the bottom but light on the top. There's also some Nutella or similar spread inside the donut. I'd say, I might get this again as they're willing to put any drink inside. I found the dense part of the donut heavy, so donut tops only for me! Hopefully they expand the food options, will be back though.

Nifty little coffee collective on a quiet neighborhood street. Now let me explain. They don't…read moreroast coffee, they offer coffee of the day from roasters they pick and serve up. Brilliant if you like to try different coffees right??? B R I L L A N T! Today I tried [Structure]'s Kewo Kemina and It smooth and packed a lot of flavor. I enjoyed It as a flat white. They also don't have to go cups here. You must bring your own, borrow one of theirs, or use a for here cup that makes you feel like you're at home. It's very flexible and they were very nice. My barista was kindly chatting with me which I highly enjoyed. Great vibe, relaxed, nice place to work or relax. There's indoor seating and an outdoor patio that reuses crates for seating. Another brilliant idea. Plenty of street parking, kindness and positivity. Thanks for a lovely experience

I'm bumping staying at. 3 rating though I will note one change: The leather chairs have been…read morerepaired so they again have support. I can still feel the formed butt divot of those before me, but at least they are ok to sit on for more than 2 minutes. A dry cappuccino came out very wet, as in way too much dairy; so disappointing, as we we pay a lot for the joy of a good coffee these days, but seldom get them. (...And this is why we rarely go out for coffee anymore. What we make at home is more reliably consistant and good.) A general observation, not specific to Bridgehead: corporations are, in my opinion, ruining the once lovely experience of going out for a delicious coffee

Mocha is very good here. Not overly sweet or overly chocolatey; still has the coffee flavour. My…read morepartner also seemed to enjoy his latte. Cool ambiance with the roastery. Would not recommend their baked goods... doesn't seem to be baked day of, and some rather dry muffins. The triple berry was better than the banana chocolate chip though.

Extremely cute coffee shop with lots of seating inside and outside. It's across from the Canadian…read morewar memorial. The Aussie latte is the best. It is a latte with a little sprinkle of coco powder. I suggest asking for extra hot if you want it warm. Albeit, they still won't make it extra hot

Little victories lives up to the hype! I loved the care they put into their drinks and they tasted…read moregreat as well.

8:00 AM Saturday. Wanted an Earle Grey tea. A choice on the corner between McDonalds or Litle…read moreVictories. I chose Little Victories for a new experience. Little Victories didn't have Earle Grey tea which is not the end of the world. They didn't have a washroom which was problematic. $5.95 for a small paper cup of tea! The service was snooty - they questioned my choice of sweetener? Anyway, the ambiance is beautiful but wooden seats were uncomfortable... to say nothing about the lack of a washroom. All-in-all, a bad experience. I don't recommend Little Victories. (My regular coffee shops: Bridgehead - good, and Les Moulin la Fayette - fantastic!)

Very nice barista, latte was quite beautiful! I appreciate that more coffeeshops offer macadamia…read moremilk - I think it pairs better with the taste than almond. Bit busy, but that's to be expected.

Finally got a chance to pop into this Indigenous cafe. Cool spot at Lansdowne. I wasn't super…read moreadventurous on my trip and ordered a iced chai tea latte. I have to say, I really enjoyed it because it didn't taste like it was 50% sugar. I'd definitely come back for another and would have to see what snacks are available. There's a handful of seats inside and in the summer they have little patio tables and chairs setup outside.

Finally a great coffee at Landsdowne! Big specious spot, simple menu but really good coffee.. I got…read morea latte and it was n or no fancy drinks, simple yet authentic coffee! Service was ok, only one person working so tried their best... most people are taking their coffee to go, so it feels empty but a great spot to chill

Maybe we had a bad batch? Latte had quite a bitter, unpleasant burnt flavour for a specialty coffee…read moreshop and roasters. Service was quick. There are bright big windows and a few seats.

I have yet to find a place in the city serving better espresso or making better proper espresso…read moredrinks. Great service from JP.

So I came at 3:45pm on a Sunday and the door was unlocked, so I walked in, and the friendly man…read moreadvised me that they only open at 5pm but I could place an order for when they opened. I thanked him and advised him that I was actually looking for food now and was about to leave, but then he said it was ok that he could make my food now. How nice is that, eh? I ordered 2 half chicken dinners. So the price was $13.55 each and I was prepared to pay this, but it turns out they were having a buy one get one free offer, which wasn't advertised anywhere, but hey, I took it. Awesome! So you get to chose your sauce for the chicken. I got Original, which is spicy, and I got my husband the Medium Sweet, since he likes less spicy than I do. The chicken came on a bed of rice with vegetables. The wait was about 35-40 minutes. The food smelled so good on the car ride home, lol. The Original sauce is somewhat sour, but the spices in it give it a more unique taste. The Medium Sweet sauce was, well, sweet, which I prefer over sour, but it was less unique, as I feel like I've had similar sauces before. I did like the spiciness of my sauce though. It packed a nice punch. The flavour profile of the Original was unlike any sauce that I have tasted before, and I love trying new things, so I liked it for that. I would love the spiciness of the Original, but the sweetness of the Medium Sweet. The chicken was tender and juicy. The rice was just ok IMO. It tasted a bit dry. It was rice with carrots, corn, peas and green beans. Seemed like a frozen vegetables mix. Service was very friendly and courteous. The restaurant is in the basement of a low-rise with other businesses in it. Betsi Chicken is inside D'Afrique Restaurant and Bar. I suspect they have the same owner, just different branding since it's different food (Betsi Chicken serves African grilled chicken, while D'Afrique Restaurant serves traditional Ethiopian food, like curries with injera). Street parking only.

Ethiopian food is a little7 spicy and tasty. Betsi's buffet lunch was very comparable to the…read moreEthiopian meals we enjoyed in Malta, Malawi, and Tunisia in good restaurants. The service was what one would expect from a place like the Chateau Laurier. Very Good! The ambiance was pleasant and comfortable. We will return when in Ottawa.