Tyler’s guidebook
Food scene
Great coffee shop located right at the end of the street. A great place to enjoy some amazing coffee, get some work done, or meet up with some friends.
Ten Toes Coffee House
593 Bank StGreat coffee shop located right at the end of the street. A great place to enjoy some amazing coffee, get some work done, or meet up with some friends.
Local fresh Italian eatery with a great atmosphere and cocktails. Reservations are recommended as it does book up.
Cantina Gia
749 Bank StreetLocal fresh Italian eatery with a great atmosphere and cocktails. Reservations are recommended as it does book up.
Awesome brunch spot! If there's a wait for a table you can check out their sister store, Arlington five right next door while you wait!
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Wilf & Ada's
510 Bank StAwesome brunch spot! If there's a wait for a table you can check out their sister store, Arlington five right next door while you wait!
Tasty bakery with lots of vegetarian and vegan options. Fairly priced and very tasty for takeaway or a sit-down meal. We love the cinnamon danish!
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Wild Oat Bakery, Cafe & Farm
819 Bank StTasty bakery with lots of vegetarian and vegan options. Fairly priced and very tasty for takeaway or a sit-down meal. We love the cinnamon danish!
Locally made ice cream with vegan options that are unbelievable. There can be a bit of a wait sometimes but it's always worth it. Be sure to try the bubble waffle cone!
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Moo Shu Ice Cream & Kitchen
477 Bank StLocally made ice cream with vegan options that are unbelievable. There can be a bit of a wait sometimes but it's always worth it. Be sure to try the bubble waffle cone!
Thr33's Company Snack Bar is a hangout that speaks to the pride we all share for our awesome city of Ottawa through food and drink. Give them a visit, they're just at the end of the street!
Thr33's Co. Snack Bar
589 Bank StreetThr33's Company Snack Bar is a hangout that speaks to the pride we all share for our awesome city of Ottawa through food and drink. Give them a visit, they're just at the end of the street!
Neighbourhoods
The Glebe has it all—fine restaurants, diverse shopping, festivals, and events, and hotspot Lansdowne Park, home of the Ottawa RedBlacks and the Ottawa Fury.
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The Glebe
The Glebe has it all—fine restaurants, diverse shopping, festivals, and events, and hotspot Lansdowne Park, home of the Ottawa RedBlacks and the Ottawa Fury.
Downtown is the elegant riverside core of old Ottawa, with Gothic-style government buildings on Parliament Hill, sweeping views from the Peace Tower and cruise boats navigating the Rideau Canal. The National Arts Centre hosts ballets, symphonies and Broadway shows, while the stone-built Bytown Museum has exhibits on native Algonquin tribes and early European settlers. Pubs, cafes and gift shops line Elgin Street.
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Downtown
Downtown is the elegant riverside core of old Ottawa, with Gothic-style government buildings on Parliament Hill, sweeping views from the Peace Tower and cruise boats navigating the Rideau Canal. The National Arts Centre hosts ballets, symphonies and Broadway shows, while the stone-built Bytown Museum has exhibits on native Algonquin tribes and early European settlers. Pubs, cafes and gift shops line Elgin Street.
ByWard Market is a buzzing hub of outdoor farmers’ market stalls and specialty food shops selling Canadian cheese and maple-infused chocolate. It’s also known for its colorful street art and hip stores filled with crafts and clothes by local designers. Surrounding eateries serve shawarma and BeaverTails (sweet fried pastries in the shape of a beaver’s tail). Nightlife encompasses rustic taverns and stylish gay bars
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ByWard Market
ByWard Market is a buzzing hub of outdoor farmers’ market stalls and specialty food shops selling Canadian cheese and maple-infused chocolate. It’s also known for its colorful street art and hip stores filled with crafts and clothes by local designers. Surrounding eateries serve shawarma and BeaverTails (sweet fried pastries in the shape of a beaver’s tail). Nightlife encompasses rustic taverns and stylish gay bars
Sightseeing
Gatineau Park is the National Capital Region’s conservation park. The largest green space in the region, the Park occupies an area of more than 361 square kilometers, and is a place of rich and unique biodiversity. It is the second-most visited park in Canada, and a destination for outdoor enthusiasts to engage in recreational activities that respect the environment.
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Gatineau Park
33 Chem. ScottGatineau Park is the National Capital Region’s conservation park. The largest green space in the region, the Park occupies an area of more than 361 square kilometers, and is a place of rich and unique biodiversity. It is the second-most visited park in Canada, and a destination for outdoor enthusiasts to engage in recreational activities that respect the environment.
Take a walk along the historic Rideau Canal, a Unesco world heritage site! The Canal is flanked by multi-use paths perfect for walking or biking. During the winter months, the Canal transforms into the world's longest skating rink!
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Rideau Canal
Take a walk along the historic Rideau Canal, a Unesco world heritage site! The Canal is flanked by multi-use paths perfect for walking or biking. During the winter months, the Canal transforms into the world's longest skating rink!