It would be very surprising to meet someone from Ottawa, who has never heard of the restaurant Beckta. Steve Beckta, a native of the city, was able to climb the ladder in the culinary world, and today can be recognized as the owner of the most famous restaurants in Ottawa or even, Canada. Previously located […]
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Fauna Opens in Ottawa’s Centretown
Ottawa’s Centretown is one of the most active and vibrant neighbourhoods in the city. Located just south of the Ottawa River and the landmark Parliament Buildings, Centretown is home to the city’s bustling financial district, dozens of OcTranspo transit routes, picturesque urban parks, and dining options including everything from casual lunch spots to more intimate […]
Grab Breakfast to Go in Ottawa’s Glebe
Spring has finally arrived in Ottawa, and with the temperatures rising it’s even easier to get out to enjoy all the city has to offer. Whether you’re browsing the vendors of the ByWard Market downtown, checking out a new restaurant in Hintonburg, or taking the family out for a picnic in Alta Vista, Ottawa’s warm […]
Ottawa’s Fast-Growing “Foodie” Reputation
As the nation’s capital, Ottawa’s well-known for its impressive heritage buildings and national landmarks, and highly anticipated annual events like Winterlude and the Tulip Festival never disappoint. Both residents and visitors alike have plenty to choose from when looking for new things to do across the city. But lately it seems that everyone’s been talking […]
Something for Everyone at the Hintonburg Public House
Hintonburg is one of the city’s hottest neighbourhoods right now, with trendy highrise condos planned and new attention being given to the commercial district along Wellington Street. The area’s ideal location right between Centretown and Westboro means there’s always plenty to do within a short walking distance, and the scenic views of the Ottawa River […]
Valentine’s Day in the ByWard Market
Ottawa Dining: No More Groceries
A few years ago, Westboro Village’s Richmond Road arguably had the best retail walking district in Ottawa. But with the Wellington Village’s West Wellington, New Edinburgh’s Beechwood, the Byward Market, the Glebe and Old Ottawa South’s Bank Street all fighting for your retail dollar, where do you want to shop?