If you're in the area, this shopping mall offers a bevy of choices for athletic-minded travelers. Fast food and quick serve cafes are here. There's a Booster Juice, Starbucks, A&W, a Japanese eatery, chinese joint, European cafe, pizza place, classic diner and more.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveStop in one of these cheerful smoothie and juice stores for a healthy infusion. Founded by two University of Oregon grads, the Edmonton based chain is expanding across Canada.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis neighborhood is not to be missed! It's home to one of Canada's oldest and largest public markets and covers approximately 12 square blocks. Travelers can look forward to galleries, restaurants, museums, cafes, boutiques, food shops and more.
Price: Moderately ExpensivePasta, pizza, salads, and more are on the menu at this casual trattoria located in the heart of the business district. It's casual with high ceilings, hardwood floors and rather bland wood chairs.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThe mission of this food shop is to provide fine food to people on the go. Happily, Culinary also emphasizes fresh and nutritious preparations devoid of artificial preservatives. The menu changes frequently, but count on a diverse selection of upscale prepared foods.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis diner-like chain is a traveler refuge with its big menu, large portions and affordable prices. Hearty or light, there are a number of options here. At breakfast, light eaters can count on egg white omelets, yogurt, fruit and other sensible eats.
Price: Least ExpensiveMost pita places resemble a Subway Sandwich Shop in concept but with pita as the bread of choice and typically a more interesting filler selection. Extreme Pita's solid array of toppings including tofu, tzatziki, sprouts, mushrooms, falafel, and feta--along with the regular stuff too.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis buffet-style, all natural vegetarian eatery offers a bounty of fresh, homemade dishes that both light and hearty eaters will enjoy. The cafeteria atmosphere is enhanced by artwork from local artists that changes every few weeks.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThere's much more to this place than herbs and spices including a full service deli with a small seating area at the front of the shop. Organic foods, bulk health foods, teas and other specialty items can also be found. It's also vegan friendly with plentiful options.
Price: Least ExpensiveFor the love of diners...Jak's is a bit more upscale with its seasonal menu and reliance on organic and local produce. Hooray. The menu is diverse and offers something for light, vegetarian and hearty eaters. In terms of decor, it's neighborly with a modern bent.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLocated in the heart of the ByWard Market, this Italian Deli/Fine Food Shop sells cheeses, meats, specialty foods, pasta and sauces as well as cool kitchen items.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis vegetarian and vegan eatery offers fresh and healthy eats for those with special dietary needs. It's definitely more of a hardcore vegetarian place, so those new to the experience may find it rather unusual. Located near the University of Ottawa, the small and intimate caf
Price: Least ExpensiveIf you need food fast, but you don't want a heart attack on a plate, Pita Pit lets you customize your pita and has plenty of heart healthy ingredients. Order at the counter here.
The Rideau Center, which is close to our recommended hotels, offers a bevy of eating options.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThe decor here is modern with subtle lighting, muted grey walls, chrome accents and slate floors. Think cool cafe! The kitchen is open and there are ample windows. Dolly's menu is not too big, but the daily specials add more options and tend to be what's best.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveSeating about 90, this all organic and all vegetarian buffet-style eatery is worth the trip for those looking for fresh, vegan, organic, macrobiotic and vegetarian cuisine. For those staying at our recommended hotels, the extra mile or two distance may kill the deal.
Price: Moderately Expensive