Where to Eat in Ottawa?

David G. wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>I'll be in Ottawa on business for 5 days next week and face the usual
>traveler's dilemma - where to eat?
>
>I tend to stay away from very formal, very expensive places, and don't
>mind going to dives if the food is worth it. I like all types of
>cuisine, especially local specialties. I'll have a rental car so
>driving is OK.
>
>Any recommendations gratefully accepted!
>
>Thanks,
>
>David Goldsmith
>
David -

Check out the Glebe Cafe on Bank Street.  "The Glebe" is an area south of the Queensway (#417 that runs through the city).  They serve fantasitic breakfasts, as well as great food throughout the day.  They always have specials, wonderful deserts, etc. for VERY reasonable prices.  I've never had a meal there that wasn't worth going to.

Judy
Blk. Bay, Ontario

David G. wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'll be in Ottawa on business for 5 days next week and face the usual
>traveler's dilemma - where to eat?
>
>I tend to stay away from very formal, very expensive places, and don't
>mind going to dives if the food is worth it. I like all types of
>cuisine, especially local specialties. I'll have a rental car so
>driving is OK.
>

Try Cabana Cafe.  Great Caribbean food.
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