Cooking with Chef Burcu is a fantastic experience! We had fun learning new cooking tricks/skills…read moreand the food was delicious!

From the owner: Cozymeal is an award-winning provider of cooking classes, private chef services, food tours and…read moreteam building activities with local chefs and food tour guides in Ottawa. Consumers as well as small and large companies use us regularly for all their culinary needs, from couples cooking classes to team building activities to bachelorette parties to private dinners.

Place is really good! Only one lady was working and she was able to get me 2 coffees and a package…read moreof Macarons, plus another customer's order within 5 minutes which is fast when your the only one working. Would come back again!

I've been wanting to try out some macarons from this place for quiet some time. They just opened…read morethis location downtown and so the hubby decided to surprise me with some macarons since he was in the neighborhood. He mentioned that it looked like they were making them fresh on location! Bonus!! He brought home a mixture of different flavors he thought I'd enjoy. Dulce de leche & puffed quinoa, salted caramel, pistachio, brownie, cappuccino, coconut and cinnamon and vanilla. They were all amazing, and super fresh, that I seriously cannot pick a favorite, they were seriously sooooo good! Totally worth the calories ;) If you are a macaron lover, you have to add this to your list of places! I really do not think you can get any better than this in Ottawa. P.s. They have two other locations in the city: Richmond Road and Montreal Road.

do you want to learn to cook, have a few extra bucks to spend on an awesome evening in a bling,…read morebling kitchen; this is your place. i've done a few classes here, 2 with house chef Candice Butler. Great recipes, super informative, and really open to teaching. my only con, is that they typically break you up into pairs and each pair makes a component of the dish for the evening....i wish we could all have a chance to put our thumb print on the entire menu.

I was not impress with the help for recipes, most of the work was done by the cook, really wasted…read moremy money, almost $200 per person. Friends and family were great, but event was a waste of money. Not going back.

Huanmei is an experienced, clear and well-prepared teacher. My wife & I greatly enjoyed our class…read moreon Japanese cooking at her home and learned a lot from it.

My Father and I attended the Vietnamese class recently and found the 3 hour long class to be great…read morevalue for our money. First the food was wonderful and the instruction clear. Second the knowledge provided on actual Technics was invaluable, from simple knife work advice to use of a loose tea holder for spices for Pho. Third the advice on where to find some hard to find ingredients was also very much helpful. Pens and recipes are provided so if you take notes finding the right brand of coconut milk is't that hard. We are signing up for another class in March and hopefully arrange a cooking party with friends sometime in the spring.

Last minute t- shirt order. Fun, eclectic and vibrant shop.. Pleasant young blonde staff member…read morethere working alone on a Friday night. I wish I had caught her name. She handled a store full of customers seamlessly and also made the t- shirt I ordered before closing! Thank you!!! Great store concept for downtown Ottawa.

Bang On is a shop that I would have loved about four years ago, but I'm getting a bit tired of this…read more70s-90s ironic nostalgia, especially the inauthentic kind. For $30 you can get a shirt pounded with your choice of design. You can choose between logos from Nintendo, children's programming, rock icons, porn covers, etc. You can also put transfers on trucker hats, dresses or jackets. If I was ever going to wear something like this again, I'd prefer to find it in a vintage store. It's snobby to think the real deal makes a difference, but there's something phony about basically mass-producing these shirts with logos and making people think they're unique because they can choose which American Apparelesque garment they put a sticker on. I just don't think the price is worth it, especially if it's just a gag gift. They also have some 80s and 90s sunglasses.