Absolutely amazing food, highly recommend!…read more I wouldn't have been able to tell it was gluten free had I not been told. We got the pistachio croissant and the chocolate hazelnut puff pastry in addition to the golden latte and apple caramel fog latte. Both lattes are not caffeinated and absolutely the most delicious, some of the best we have had. The apple caramel fog was one of the most unique drinks I have had in my life. I don't even like caramel but this was so good. It was like a caramel apple or apple caramel pie in drink form. I cannot recommend it enough. It's absolutely worth coming out here just for this. The pistachio croissant and chocolate hazelnut puff pastry were also very solid. We enjoyed both. Pastel & coco shines in every capacity, a perfect rating from me. Love this place, don't wait and check it out!

My coworker recommended this vegan cafe to me so I decided to give it a try! They had a wide…read morevariety of baked goods, some unique ones that caught my eye for next time would be the lavender lemon cookie and the cherry frangipane tart. When I got to the front, I saw a summer feature menu and was pulled in. I was excited to try one of their summer features: the blueberry matcha particularly since I had never tried one before. Unfortunately, I think I received a regular matcha or they didn't hear me say "aux bleuets" because there was no blueberry in sight or in flavour It was also a bit too watery for me perhaps because I opted to try it with coconut milk since the almond or oat milk options came with a 50 cent additional charge. I'd pass on this. However the redeeming quality was their matcha raspberry muffin! It was a 5/5 and probably the best vegan muffin I've had (or even muffin in general). It had the perfect moistness and texture with bits of raspberry and chocolate chips. Though it was a bit more pricy at $4.75, the quality was amazing and I'd love to go back and try some of their other baked goods. Overall, a very quaint spot attached to Astoria Bistro and located by many offices, I'd say their vegan baked goods would seem to be the highlight.

Vraiment super service rapide. Restaurant avec des tables tres propres…read more Sandwich tres bon!

I have meat allergies, and this location has never given me the "rolled eyes" that I get from other…read morelocations when I ask them to change their gloves. I appreciate this as knock on wood have been going to this location for 4 years and have never been sick. Thank you to the team, and the manager

I went here looking for low carb fast food restaurant. I was satisfied with what I got here. I…read moreordered the spicy volcano chicken on a lettuce bowl with extra chicken. The service was fast and good. The meal was filling. The chicken has nice charring and tastes good.

Food tastes great! Although frustrating that i couldn't go in with my stroller so not wheelchair…read morefriendly..... Lady seemed nice.

The food is very delicious ,yummy and fersh the service…read moreis so good. I really recommended

Ten out of ten would recommend!…read more We went and even met Markie himself, who is such a sweet guy! The sandwiches were perfect; they weren't too heavy and they were packed with flavour. The poutine was perfect, too. So cool to see Pinoy entrepreneurs making it in Ottawa!

Smoked meat was just ok as it was on the fatty side but french fries were yucky…read moreOil obviously needs to be changed

Love this little place in Hampton plaza. They make…read moreexcellent sandwiches. Went in last week. Grabbed a few muffulettas (jardinaire was a bit salty, but overall sandwich was great) and a few biscottis (delish). The grocery and deli are excellent. Tons of choices in such a little store. Friendly and great little espresso shots as well. Will definitely return.

Misto is a great little shop that sells Italian groceries. It is also a deli and cafe. It's in…read morethe Hampton Park Plaza and is so unassuming that I've walked past it countless times over the last decade and only very recently went in for the first time. I got some food to go from Misto and the food was delicious, but I did find it a bit pricey, and I did not like the fact that food was exposed on the counters at sneeze/cough level, especially in the middle of cold and flu season! I ordered the panini special which was a porchetta panini ($8.99) and an arancini ($3.50). Or is it panino and arancino, since I only bought 1 of each? Hmm. I'll just call them sandwich and rice ball, as not to offend any Italian Grammar scholars! LOL. I thought that my sandwich would be made to order, but there was a tray of pre-made sandwiches on the counter (well, I assume that the tray had a bunch of pre-made sandwiches on it, because when I arrived there was only 1 sandwich on the tray, and when I ordered the Porchetta, the lady took it from the tray and put it in the panini press. Did I get the last one? The last pre-made one in anticipation of the lunch rush? Or was it a rejected sandwich made in error and sitting there until someone ordered it? I don't know.). Since I'm short, it was not at mouth level for me, but for average heighted people, it was at the level where people would be breathing on it, and talking over it. Gah, I hope the heat from the panini press killed any germs! The arancini were also sitting in a bowl, exposed on the same counter. I microwaved it real good, when I got home, lol. They really should cover the food. The biscotti by the cash register were enclosed in a glass dome. They really should consider covering all the other stuff too. The person behind me in line ordered a custom made sandwich, and of course, that was made to order. Next time I will customize my sandwich! Anyway, the sandwich was delicious. It had thinly sliced porchetta, which was lean and not fatty at all, edam cheese, arugula, roasted red peppers, caramelized onions, and fig jam. A bit pricey in my opinion for just a sandwich, considering I was still hungry afterwards. Nonetheless, it was very tasty. The rice ball had cheese and little flecks of ham in it. It was also tasty, but the cheese was a little too nippy for me. There is a very small dining area towards the back with a few tables and chairs. They sell soups, salads, pizza, pasta, sandwiches, coffee, biscotti, cannoli, and a few other items. Service was nice. They would have gotten 4 stars from me if they had covered up their food, and 5 stars if their prices were a little bit lower (AND their food was covered). I couldn't take a picture of the inside of the store for y'all because it was full of people, and rather small (the act of talking photos would be very conspicuous) and I couldn't even take a picture of the storefront because people where standing around the front. Maybe next time I walk by, if no one's there, I'll snap a shot fer y'all! ;) It's in the Hampton Park Plaza, so lots of free parking.

Seriously surprized this time , I moved to gat about a month ago and we had delivered pizzas , they…read morere weren't cooked enough , but this time , I did call to tell them that time , everything was pin point !!!! I ordered chicken wings with pep bacon onion pizza just wow , to the smallest crust crumb Thx papa pizza

Best pizza in gatineau. Never burn, perfect toasting and fast on delivery…read moreI've been ordering for 2 years and I love it. Thanks

TLDR: Awesome store inside Algonquin College. Sells food made by students of their Hospitality and…read moreTourism program. Cheap prices. YMMV though because some students are more skilled than others, lol. Savoir Fare is a little takeout shop that sells prepared foods made by the students in the Hospitality and Tourism program at Algonquin College. The bakery section is called The Honour Roll. I love the play on words with the names, lol. Selection varies from week to week and their menu is listed on their website. Some weeks they are closed for exams, so make sure you check their website before going. They sell items like lasagna, Shepherd's pie, chicken vindaloo, bean chili, teriyaki chicken and meatloaf. The bakery has items like meringues, biscotti, pantone, croissants, lemon meringue pie and marshmallows. I have pretty much tried their entire menu, except their Florentine cookies, those are always sold out, lol. My favourite items are their choux pastries, Nanaimo bars, and danishes. I do prefer their baked goods over their savoury dishes. It's always a bit of a gamble because sometimes the items are delicious, but sometimes they are not so great. It's made by students after all and they are still learning. I love that the money from the sales go back into the program to help students. Prices are cheap compared to at the grocery store or restaurants. I love this store. However, their hours are very limited. When I used to work in the area, I'd pop by at lunch all the time, but now that I work far away, I can only manage to get out there either on a day off work or if I happen to be working offsite nearby. I miss being a regular. The store is on campus, so it's paid on-campus parking only. Or you can park on the streets and walk over. So for the record, I created a listing for Savoir Fare in Feb 2020 and wrote a review and uploaded a bunch of photos. Sometime in 2022 or 2023 someone changed the name of that listing to a Tim Hortons, despite the fact that all pictures and the review under that listing are of Savoir Fare. The Yelp moderators approved the change. I have since submitted multiple requests to change it back to Savoir Fare and the Yelp moderators rejected my submissions. So I've created this new listing and here we are. O_o (45)