Located on Elgin, Datsun Restaurant serves one of the finest Asian cuisines found in Ottawa. The menu proposes dishes full of inspirations from the cuisines found in Japan, Thailand, China and Korea, and the owners must have hit the nail on the head because Datsun is always full, delighting its customers.
Art-Is-In Boulangerie offers very good original breads, bakery products and pâtisseries! Since it opened in 2006, Art-Is-In Boulangerie is perfect for dropping in for a quick lunch, brunch or snack.
Fairouz is a relative newcomer to the Ottawa restaurant scene, having opened in 2016, yet its dining treasures have attracted a sizeable following who are wanting to discover all the flavors of Middle East cuisine in surroundings that are both chic yet casual.
Hono Izakaya opened for business in early 2018, offering Québec City an attractive setting where you can dine and enjoy Japanese specialities including delicious yakitoris.
Kabir Kapoor and Jason Morris have opened their new project in the heart of Griffintown: Pastel restaurant. Pastel is the next natural step for the same duo who are behind Le Fantôme (which we know offers a refined and very creative cuisine), and the café within the flagship store Ssense, located in Vieux Montreal.
Perfect for a study session, a morning meeting, a lunch on-the-go, or even to satisfy that sweet tooth, Café Saint-Henri offers Quebec a magnificent space worth visiting, and don’t forget the donuts!
Patente et Machin is a restaurant without any airs and graces so it’s possible that the refined and comforting cuisine can come as a surprise. Add to this the very friendly service, and any evening at Patente et Machin is a combination of great tastes and flavors plus some good times!
Saint-Roch has numerous restaurants but Les Sales Gosses is definitely one of our favorites. This inviting locale opened in 2014, and serves delicious food with tastes and flavors from here, there, and everywhere!
A Quebec City landmark, Le Champlain offers a sublime fine dining experience in the Château, highlighting the excellence of local products and Quebec's terroir.
La Barberie is a microbrewery of a different kind. It was also Quebec’s first microbrewery and is based on the principles of a co-op. This « tasting salon », as they like to call it, serves excellent beers, everyone is friendly, so good times are pretty much guaranteed at this Saint-Roch location.
The trio of Olivier Lescelleur St-Cyr, Benoit Fortin Lyonnais and François Jobin, owners of L'Affaire est ketchup, settled on this name by chance but in the end, it’s a perfect fit because they have gone on to open a number of other restaurants on top of the very successful L'Affaire!
On May 10, Bols et poké opened in the heart of Saint-Roch, with a lunch counter that serves flavourful and healthy food, inspired by the Hawaiian fresh food culture of poké bowls.
Le Voisin is a friendly restaurant on rue Saint-Joseph, the main commercial street in the heart of QC. Come inside Le Voisin to escape the buzz of the outside world and enjoy some good food and drinks in an attractive setting.
La Planque is an ideal spot to slip away from the daily grind and take refuge over a mouthwatering meal with drinks to match, in the warmest of settings!
Buvette Scott is an unpretentious wine bar with a surprising and inviting menu. Here, the welcome is warm, and the service impeccable .
Kraken Cru must be one of our favourite restaurants in Quebec City and it is definitely a landmark on the city’s culinary scene. This is a small restaurant with the atmosphere of a bar where delicious wines and exceptional seafood, especially the oysters, are the stars.