The ultimate destination for a fun, flavourful dining experience in downtown Ottawa. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch with colleagues, cocktails with friends at our bar, or gathering with a group for a memorable meal, GBurger has something for everyone.Indulge in our signature burgers made with locally sourced, ethically raised beef from Enright Cattle Co., or explore our diverse menu featuring vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options to suit every palate. Our commitment to sustainability extends to our plant-based offerings, ensuring that even our vegan and vegetarian guests can enjoy a delicious and guilt-free dining experience.Pair your meal with one of our expertly crafted cocktails, or choose from our carefully selected wine list. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply unwinding after a long day, our bar is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the lively downtown atmosphere.
Welcome to Crust & Crate Lansdowne, where culinary craftsmanship meets a lively pub atmosphere! At Crust & Crate, we're passionate about delivering a dining experience that combines the artistry of al forno style pizza and the comfort of your local gastropub.Our trendy pub atmosphere is designed to be the perfect backdrop for memorable moments with friends and family. Whether you're joining us for a casual dinner, celebrating a special occasion, or catching the big game on our big screen, you'll always find a warm and inviting space at Crust & Crate.
Kelseys has been Canada's Original Roadhouse since 1978. Inspired by the uninhibited spirit of road tripping and the classic Roadhouse, the rules are different at Kelseys. It is where you go to eat what you want to eat, drink what you want to drink, and be who you want to be. Enjoy classics like our legendary spinach dip, fresh double stacked burgers, two-handed sandwiches, and unforgettable chicken wings. Fuel your adventurous spirit that craves something a little different - a little more Original!In the mood for great food, drinks, and a lot of fun? Take a trip down the block to Kelseys.
The Prescott, located at the corner of Beech and Preston Street in Ottawa, is one of the oldest licensed drinking establishments in the city, with roots tracing back to 1934. Originally the Preston Hotel, it was renamed The Prescott in 1941, symbolizing its role as the last watering hole between Ottawa and Prescott, 100 km down the highway. During WWII, co-owner Giuseppe Costantini, an Italian-Canadian, was interned by the Canadian government as an "enemy alien," temporarily shutting down the hotel. Despite these challenges, The Prescott continued under the sole ownership of his partner, Antonio Disipio, and became a fixture in the community. Over the years, it has hosted family events, sponsored sports teams, and remained an iconic spot for locals. Today, it stands as a retro eatery, preserving its legacy and charm as a cornerstone of Preston Street.
