Great food and outstanding service with excellent atmosphere on the patio. A summertime treasureread more

Ventured down to Manotick and was not disappointed. This cute bistro has a large outdoor patio that…read moreis mostly covered so it is nice and shady. I had to go inside to be greeted, which was a bit confusing as the sign out front said to wait to be seated. Regardless, I was able to walk up and get a nice patio table. I ordered the crispy chicken sandwich with shoestring fries. I also requested the creamy peppercorn sauce be on the side. I ended up mixing the creamy sauce with the hot sauce and it was an excellent choice. The fries were shoestring (one of my favourites), but were only semi-crispy. Next time I will ask them to be made extra crispy...just the way I like em. Definitely recommend a stop if you're in Manotick.

Just one word... wowwwww!!! This is real vegan food and a lot of good choice!! I was so impressed…read moreby the quality of the veggies. They need to open a place like that in Montreal.

Buffet style, but the weight and really good vegetarian food and I love that they show the…read moreallergens on the labels. Often a lineup, but the line moves quickly. Take out too.

The food is authentic, traditional Nepalese cuisine that is rare to find in Toronto. Everything was…read moredelicious and full of authentic flavors. The service was very warm and welcoming, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. A wonderful place to experience genuine Nepalese food and hospitality. Highly recommended!

Everest Cuisine is very casual, informal, and friendly, but that simply adds to its charm. And of…read morecourse the food is delicious. While we sometimes order entrees at Nepalese restaurants, more often we order a variety of momos and various appetizers to get maximum flavor input. Momo options here are only chicken or vegetable, but you can order them prepared 4 different ways. And if you're really in the mood for them - like we were - you can get the platter of 20. The beverage list is straightforward: waters, sodas, hot green tea, and mango lassis. Dining here was a very satisfying experience in many ways.

It was a Tuesday in Ottawa when we ordered the B combo which came to $44 plus tax and tip. This…read moreincluded two giant samosas with dipping sauce, butter chicken, naan, cauliflower and potato dish, and rice. We had gulab jamun for dessert. Everything tasted great, but everything was oily enough to keep a car going until the next oil change. On a positive note, there was plenty of food in the combo and while we worried about our future health situations, my wife and I enjoyed every morsel. The place is rather small but there was only one other party of four there and one waitress covered the entire restaurant and Uber Eats folks without a problem. They serve beer and wine but we only had pani [water, for those of you who aren't dating or married to an Indian to translate].

I found this place on Google and thought I'll try it out. I loved it so much that I went twice…read morewithin 10 days lol When I went in, the hostess was very sweet and welcoming. The place is cute and the ambiance is nice. The menu has a wide variety (vegetarian & non vegetarian options available). We ordered the following: Samsosa (generously stuffed & fulfilling) Aloo Gobi (cauliflower & potatoes cooked in tomatoes and Indian spices) Chicken Biryani (the rice was spot on) 4 Combos E: A choice of non vegetarian curry, rice, naan & pop 1- Chicken vindaloo 2- Chicken coconut curry 3- Lamb korma 4- Chicken korma All of the 4 combos above were superb, the flavors on each dish were absolutely delicious, their naan bread is soooo good. Their portions are generous. The food came fast. If you like spicy food, I recommend this place. The price range per person is $20 Parking space available.

We have been waiting for our food for over half an hour. Plus we both ordered their curry lentil…read moresoup when we first ordered and after 20 minutes the waitress came and told us they didn't have this soup anymore. I will never be coming back to this restaurant ever again. We ended up leaving after waiting 45 minutes for our food and drove to Kempville for something to eat. Not my first choice of food but by this time I was really hungry.

Looks like they're know for their tasty nutritious sandwiches! I thought $11 was great for a big…read moresandwich with unique and fresh ingredients. And even better was that I was able to substitute my sandwich to be in a salad form for no extra cost! We got the Madras (my personal favourite) and Cranberry Chicken.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Vegan fast food burgers. Pretty…read moregood for what it is. The Long Version: Odd Burger is a vegan fast food restaurant. So imagine McDonald's and Burger King got together had a baby and that baby grew up and became a vegan. That baby is Odd Burger. They serve burgers, nuggets, breakfast sandwiches, fries, onion rings, tater tots, poutine and milkshakes, and everything is vegan. The taste is very much fast food. The service and ambiance is also fast food style. My husband and I each got a BacUn Famous Melt Combo. In-store the price is $15.48, but it was $17.03 BOGO (buy one get one free) on UberEats, so I ordered it on the app for pick-up. The combo comes with fries. You can upgrade to tater tots, onion rings, poutine or lots of other options. I love that for your drink you can get a juice, coffee or tea for no extra charge. Most places only offer soft drinks and anything else is extra. You can upgrade to a milkshake for more money. We just got fries and orange juice. For our burger we had the choice of their regular smash patty or chickpea patty. We chose the former. The smash burger is made of wheat and soy protein, flax seeds, onions and nutritional yeast. The BacUn is made of oats, chickpeas and wheat gluten. It comes with vegan cheese, lettuce, onions, pickles and their special sauce (which tastes a bit like McDonald's Big Mac sauce). The burger comes with a sesame seed bun, but the sesame seeds are only on the top bun, so I gave my husband my top bun and he gave me his bottom bun, so it worked out for me and I didn't have to eat it bunless, lol. The burger itself was ok. The taste was very fast food-like. It didn't taste like meat but I appreciated it for what it was. I want to try the chickpea patty next time. The fries were thick and battered. They came piping hot and were crispy on the outside. The portion was nice and big. I enjoyed the fries. The orange juice was just regular orange juice, but I liked that I wasn't limited to choosing a soft drink. I eat meat, but I'm an equal opportunity eater, lol, so I wanted to try Odd Burger. I think it's a great option for vegans and vegetarians who miss eating at fast food burgers chains. For meat eaters I don't really see much advantage over regular fast food burgers chains. I mean it's not any healthier in terms of fat and sodium content. I suppose it might be better for the environment (?) I didn't find the taste that "wow" or anything. Maybe I'll like the chickpea patty better. There's not too much seating at this location. Just 4 tables for 2 which can be combined to make 2 tables for 4. Service was courteous and efficient. I do like that it's a Canadian chain. It even started off in my home province, Ontario! Street parking only. Review #131 (2025)

Delicious burgers and fries every single time. Fully vegan fast food joint resembling McDonald's !!read more

When my friend and I walked in to get some work done, the staff were automatically welcoming; it is…read moreevident that the staff care about good service. The food itself was amazing, and contained lots of healthy microgreens. This place is great for those that care about their health and want high quality service.

I am not sure if I was hungry if the food was actually good the experience was fantastic. They took…read moretime to make the dish and it felt very fresh and tasty! The restaurant is in a cute area in Ottawa downtown. Highly recommend this for vegetarians!

Best Italian food in Barrhaven! Family owned and run…read more Cozy ambiance with indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly service too, with staff that welcome you with a smile!

The lasagna alone is worth the trip! Easily big enough for four people; the server said she's never…read moreseen anyone finish it on their own. Well-priced, generous portions, and great quality food-- what could be better?

I went here once with a group of 2. We ordered a thrive salad. It was filling. We felt the value…read morewas good at $20. I don't know if it was supposed to be without dressing but it didn't have dressing. Would have been better with dressing. We will return to try their other meals

My boyfriend and I stopped at Pure Kitchen in Kanata before going to a game at Canadian Tire Centre…read more(because sadly nothing is near the arena). It's not all vegan, but our server told us that except for cheese in some dishes, the menu was pretty much all vegan. Unfortunately, they're also doing away with mocktail mixers, but I was able to get a nice mocktail. My boyfriend ordered the "Cheerful," a take on a TLT, while I decided to order a crunch wrap filled with Beyond crumbles, pico, and other fillings. It's clearly a take on the fast food place with the bell. We both decided to get the belle poutine. I tried a bite of the TLT, which was sort of a pita pocket, and it was pretty good. I liked my crunch wrap, but it got cold very quickly. I sadly was not a fan of the poutine, which was a vegan cheezy sauce and gravy rather than curds, and there wasn't enough gravy. For a casual place, the price points seemed a bit high. Still, if I'm in Ottawa again, I'll go to a Pure Kitchen (there happens to be on in the neighborhood where our hotel is), but I'll get regular fries instead.

The sandwiches are top tier and they let my dog come in when it was hot af outside. It's a little…read moreoff the main road, but worth it. Parking is limited to street parking, but walking 5-10 minutes is definitely worth it

TL;DR/The Short Version: Deli serving up loaded sandwiches…read morein Hintonburg. A bit pricey, but tasty. The Long Version: District Deli opened up around March 2025 in the space that was Bismallah Pies (was Charlie's Groceteria before that). My husband and I dropped by to pick up a sandwich to share. The sandwiches are all named after nearby streets, which really gives it that neighbourhood feel. All meat sandwiches are $13.99 and vegetarian sandwiches are $12.49. You can also build your own for $13.99 where you can choose 2 meats, one cheese, and whatever vegetables you like. We went with the build your own option. We got roast beef and prosciutto cotto, fresh mozzarella and lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, pickled onions, pickled eggplants, and roasted red peppers, with a bit of honey mustard. The sandwich was really good. The bread was fresh, as were the other ingredients. It was a bit pricey in my opinion, but this is in comparison to other similar sandwich shops with $8-10 sandwiches (like 50 Two Sandwiches or Shorty's Sandwiches), but they are in industrial parts of town, so I get it, rent in Hintonburg is higher. District Deli only has cold sandwiches. No hot sandwiches, at least not at the time of the writing of this review. Service was courteous and efficient. Street parking only. Review #118 (2025)