Food & Drink

Chef Jason McLelland wants to support families through offering free meals and free cooking classes.

Welcoming Ottawa Week continues until June 30, 2019.

Last year Ottawa hosted its first “bevy” with the Society of Beer Drinking Ladies. It was the the first time the organization, which throws beer parties for women, held an event outside of Toronto. The local response to the inclusive craft beer party was fantastic and the one-off looks to have become a regular series. […]

Whether you’re looking for local Orléans or regional choices, you’ll definitely find a new favourite among the offerings.

The good hosts will be serving up a dozen of their brews.

It’s been a hundred years since prohibition at the federal level was repealed, but that hasn’t stopped whisky distilleries from continuing the rebellious tradition of producing moonshine.

Joe Thottungal’s new book, named for the restaurant, is a joyous celebration of the cuisine of Kerala, the state in India where he grew up.

Sarp Kizir: “Foie gras has nothing on Maktaaq.”

Orléans Brewing Co. has finally opened the doors to its own brewery in 2019. The grand celebration is happening this Saturday May 11 with live music, an outdoor patio, and tours of the brewery from 1pm until close.

The Ottawa Humane Society’s annual Garden Party takes place May 15, 2019 and will raise funds to help rehabilitate, reunite and re-home Ottawa’s animals.

On May 8, local restaurants will donate $1 to Mealshare for every $1 spent to help end youth hunger.

Corporate Meals on Wheels groups help to deliver meals to those in need in Ottawa.

Little Jo Berry’s 3rd Birthday Party is happening this Friday at the Bronson Centre.

If you love the sugar bush but want to stay close to home, the Vanier Sugar Festival is a great way to get your fix.

Wheelers Maple is an amazingly diverse place for a sugarbush. They have two museums in rustic log buildings, a playground, a zipline, a blacksmith, hiking trails and more.