Location: Ottawa
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Ontario, Canada Food Guide: 3 Fusion food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ottawa
Discover Restaurants offering the best Fusion food in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Canada's capital is a compact, clean, cleverly planned center of culture and politics and a destination for every season. Start downtown at the architecturally stunning National Gallery of Canada, and don't miss the Canadian Museum of Nature and the Canada Aviation and Space Museum. Rideau Canal offers boating in the summer and turns into the world’s largest skating rink when frozen in the winter. Gatineau Park attracts cyclists and walkers, while Byward Market blends old and new Ottawa.
Things to do in Ottawa
1. âThe Soca Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
A fine Spanish + Latino fusion of flavours, where you can enjoy a delicious assortment of Spanish and Latin American tapas + craft cocktails or a glass of our Spanish wine selection.
Reviewed By catherinek07
This place was terrific Every dish was full of amazing flavors. Great combinations. We had 2 vegetarians and they couldnât believe how amazing their food was. Octopus. Calamari. Pork tacos. Potatoes. Iberian ham. It was delicious. And perfect Martini in a chilled pewter âchaliceâ. It was all amazing.
2. JOEY Rideau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Instead of just one chef, we have a whole team of celebrated Executive Chefs bringing you an experience you canât get anywhere else. We believe in handcrafted, locally and globally inspired menu offerings. With 27 JOEY Restaurant locations across Canada,
Reviewed By 150PaulB150
So as someone who travels almost every week of my life, I have the pleasure of dining out at some of the best restaurants in the country be at casual, fine dining or other. This evening, I had the pleasure of walking to Joeys restaurant from my hotel at the Westin in Ottawa and wanted to comment on my experience. My first challenge was when the bartender brought over my 6 ounce glass of red wine that I ordered. It seemed a little on the shall we say âlightâ side of 6oz and when I asked the bartender if he thought the same, he immediately challenged me asking if I already had a sip⦠Which I did not but found it quite insulting. To his credit, my second glass was definitely just over 6 ounces and so in the end that was settled. On another note, the three bartenders just did not have the zip and zeal you would expect from a restaurant of this caliber. Itâs a high energy, fun ambiance that without question has great food. Not once did any of them come up and ask me how Iâm doing, how my meal was or where Iâm from and really in watching them interact they spend a lot more time having fun with each other they did with the patrons at the bar. I say this only because I think itâs important for a restaurant like this to ensure that the bartenders are fully aware that interacting with their patrons at the bar is paramount to ensuring their guests are enjoying their dining experience and certainly this was not the case at this Joeys.On a positive note, on my way out Carissa (one of the managers) did sincerely ask how my meal and experience was and I was about to walk out took a pause and shared with her my challenge only because I do like this chain and think they should kick it up a notch around the bar seating area. It was really nice to see how sincere Carissa was in making absolutely certain that she would take action to ensure this situation/attitude is corrected as she absolutely values her guests experiences and I absolutely believe she is going to do that. In the end, the chicken was amazing, the ribs a little bit on the tough side, the bar scene somewhat sluggish but management top-notch!Hello Paul, thanks for the positive feedback! We're always happy to hear good things from our customers. Hope to see you again soon! - James (JOEY Rideau Assistant General Manager)
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3. âThe Soca Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
A fine Spanish + Latino fusion of flavours, where you can enjoy a delicious assortment of Spanish and Latin American tapas + craft cocktails or a glass of our Spanish wine selection.
Reviewed By catherinek07
This place was terrific Every dish was full of amazing flavors. Great combinations. We had 2 vegetarians and they couldnât believe how amazing their food was. Octopus. Calamari. Pork tacos. Potatoes. Iberian ham. It was delicious. And perfect Martini in a chilled pewter âchaliceâ. It was all amazing.
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