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    Life of Pie

    Life of Pie

    3.3
    (15 reviews)
    3.7 km
    $

    So I was walking on Bank St and passed by Life of Pie. They had a sign out front listing the…read moreofferings for the day. I saw "London Fog scones" and so I had to go in! Lol. The place was packed on a Friday afternoon (around 1pm). I ordered the London Fog scone to go ($2.50). It was big and puffy and had a smear of icing on top. I was a bit surprised to see actual tea leaves inside. Truth be told, I wasn't too keen about this. I prefer to have the tea flavour, but not bits of actual tea leaves in my desserts. The tea flavour actually wasn't as pronounced as I would have expected considering the presence of the leaves. I was a bit disappointed in this regard because I love potent tea flavours. However, the scone itself was well made, and I think I would enjoy other flavours more (like maybe a savoury one such as cheddar). Service was nice enough, and the cafe is cute. I think it would be a nice place for a date or to catch up with friends. It's in Old Ottawa South. Street parking only.

    We received a bunch of Life of Pie goodies from my parents through Givopoly. They live out of town…read moreand wanted to send us food after I had the baby, which we really appreciated because we couldn't manage or even think about making food for ourselves during the crazy first few weeks. We received double berry and brown sugar and raisin scones, a broccoli and cheddar quiche, a raspberry crisp pie, a tray of brownies, and a little orange teddy bear with a card (I don't think this one was from Life of Pie). My favourites were the brown sugar and raisin scones and the brownies, even though I only had maybe one and a half brownies before my husband ate them all. They were perfectly moist, not overly sweet, and super addictive. Both types of scones were great (and huge!), but I hadn't had raisins in forever, so I enjoyed the couple different kinds they used and they were generous with the amount in the scones. It was sweeter than the berry one, which I normally wouldn't like, but I could've eaten them all week. They had such a great sort of toastier outside and were still moist inside, even after a few days of sitting on the counter. They didn't even need heating or toasting! I wouldn't have bought scones if we went there in person, since they're not usually a go-to baked good of mine, so I'm glad we got to try them and I'd definitely order them in the future. There were instructions on the box on how to heat the quiche and the pie. The quiche was a nice, light breakfast with fluffy eggs and a tasty crust. I would've liked more cheddar for more of that cheesy flavour, but I'm cheese obsessed so I think it has a regular amount and I'm just greedy for cheese. The pie was the same for the crust. I wasn't keen on all of the raspberry seeds and I wished the crisp past stayed crispy, since it sort of absorbed the sugar from the jammy filling and didn't crisp back up with baking or broiling. It was very, very sweet, but some frozen coco whip on top helped and some vanilla ice cream probably would've been better if we had some. What a great way to try Life of Pie for the first time!

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    Inside the London Fog scone. Actual tea leaves. $2.50.
    Inside the London Fog scone. Actual tea leaves. $2.50.
    Double berry and brown sugar and raisin scones
    Double berry and brown sugar and raisin scones
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    Trillium Bakery

    Trillium Bakery

    3.4
    (11 reviews)
    3.7 km
    $$

    I stopped by Trillium Bakery to look around and was pleasantly surprised to see that they had quite…read morea selection of gluten-free baked goods. I'm not gluten-free, but try to be gluten-reduced, so liked that they had lots to chose from. They had a basket of day-old baked goods that were reduced 50% off. I figured that would be a good way to try several different items inexpensively. No prices were listed on anything (neither regular priced items nor discounted items), so I just took a leap of faith and picked up 3 prepackaged bags. I got a bag of 2 gluten-free chocolate chip cookies, a bag of 2 gluten-free raspberry oatmeal squares and a bag with a gluten-free muffin in it (I couldn't tell what flavour it was by looking at it, but later discovered it was banana). All that for $6.75 taxes included. The cookie was a bit crumbly and dry, but not bad. It wasn't too sweet despite having a lot of chocolate chips in it, which I appreciated. The oat square was also a bit dry, but I still enjoyed it. Again it wasn't overly sweet. The banana muffin was really dry and my least favourite of my purchases. Note that it did not have nuts in it, so perhaps good for those with nut allergies and like banana muffins, as most banana muffins tend to have nuts in them, at least from my experience. Staff were very friendly. The bakery is co-located with a florist. It's super cute inside. Looks like a down-to-earth neighbourhood bakery and not a frou-frou place. I will have to return and try some fresh goods to see if the texture is better ;) There is a parking lot on site for the bakery and neighbouring businesses, but it looked pretty full when I was there. I parked on the street.

    Very cute little spot! Too bad the floral shop part is closed at the moment, they made the shop…read moresmell SO lovely and they looked beautiful! The bakery part is quite cute, they do have some sweets, we got a carrot cake square and a chocolate croissant which were delish! They seemed to have lots of gluten free options, in both breads and cookies which was nice.

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    Front of the bakery.
    Front of the bakery.
    Gluten-free muffin.
    Gluten-free muffin.
    Gluten-free day-old baked goods, reduced to 50% off. All this was $6.75. (2 raspberry oat bars, 2 chocolate chip cookies and a muffin).

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    Gluten-free day-old baked goods, reduced to 50% off. All this was $6.75. (2 raspberry oat bars, 2 chocolate chip cookies and a muffin).
    Pasticceria Gelateria Italiana

    Pasticceria Gelateria Italiana

    3.5
    (39 reviews)
    3.9 km
    $$

    TLDR: Delicious pastries at this Italian Bakery and Gelateria. Much more expensive than at other…read moreshops though (was $7.49 for a Sfogliatella). I was in the mood for a Sfogliatella (lobster tail pastry), so my husband and I went to Little Italy to get one. Pasticceria Gelateria Italiana has been around since 1979, but I had never been there before. They had a large selection of desserts and gelato. We took our pastry to-go, but they have some seating both indoors and on their raised front patio and street-level side patio. The Sfogliatella was $7.49 which is the most I've ever paid for this pastry. Fortunately, it was delicious. Very crispy and flakey on the outside and softer on the inside with a generous amount of cream. I prefer the ricotta cheese filling slightly more, but I like the cream filling too. It was light and airy and not too sweet. Service was efficient and pleasant. The shop has a one way flow, you enter one door and you follow the arrows and exit a different door. The area to wait for service is narrow, so this process prevents congestion and crowding. I like it. Great for the occasional treat, but a bit too spendy for me. (77)

    We visited this cute little gelateria after binging on some heavy tortas at tortaboyz couple of…read moreblocks away . This street has a number of good joints however this was a pleasent surprise to me . They have a wide range of home made chocolate bars , puff pastries , pastries , croissants , cannolis , crème Brûlée and filled donuts . Without wasting much time the good and the anti good . I wouldn't use a term bad as this place is a blessing for Ottawa The good 1. Variety : it's not overwhelming , just enough amount of truffles and breads to satiate your sugar and buttery starch craving .if you are into chocolate you are in for a treat 2. Ice creams : surprisingly three of my friends got icecream a and they were soooo good . So it's consistent 3. Service : quick efficient and nice 4. Patio : cute little patio they also have tables on the side Anti good 1. Coffee - well they are not a coffee shop so it adds up .'illl spend money on coffee on an extra cannoli 2. Eclairs : we have a lot better in Ottawa in Preston and bank Standout dish : pistachio crème brûlée - gave me an orgasm

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    Inside the shop
    Inside the shop
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    Pastries
    Sfogliatella (Lobster tail pastry). $7.49.

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    Sfogliatella (Lobster tail pastry). $7.49.

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