Food & Drink

Ottawa’s morning commute is about to get a whole lot brighter.

Dominion City Brewing Co. is celebrating their 5 year anniversary on September 7.

A third Bistro is scheduled to open at Patterson Creek in the Glebe next year.

Ottawa has a circle of wineries within easy reach of every area, but most people don’t know about them.

The plan is to release 52 new beers this year.

The Ottawa Chocolate Show on September 28 at the Allsaints Event Space brings together vendors from across Canada. Many are small producers focusing on bean-to-bar chocolate.

Dinner and a show, combined with a talk-about-it-for-days experience, are going to make these evenings popular.

The Ottawa company makes dehydrated vegan meals packaged in compostable material for zero-waste hikers and campers.

A couple Cold War cold ones? Big Rig, Stalwart, and Ridge Rock breweries are all participating in the inaugural tasting event.

The Neat Coffee Shop is located about 80km west of Ottawa. It might not be on the radar of the ordinary music-lover in Ottawa-Gatineau, but it probably should be.

Every Sunday, Flora Hall Brewing is offering up southern style BBQ.

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.