I finally got around to sorting out some food photos from Ottawa.
We sat out on the patio and it was a lovely atmosphere. I had the sausage, mash and Yorkshire. I can only tolerate pretty bland food at the moment, and they seasoned the mashed potatoes with a LOT of black pepper. So I couldn't eat much of those. Otherwise it was good. Hubby said they had a great selection of beer; he had two Largers so it must have been okay. Hubby got a wrap and fries.
The name of this place was neat; Scone Witch. We went to the one on Elgin, and honestly it's not the easiest place to find. The staff were Eastern European and super nice. The "scone" was good; we got cheese scones with butter. Now as I am from the UK, I would call this scone more of a biscuit. As it is so much denser and reminds me of the biscuits you get in the States. It's all to do with the type of flour we use on this side of the ocean. The scones in the UK are so much lighter and fluffier inside. It was all good though.On one night we were super tired. Sat down in a pub for a meal and basically they forgot about us. After waiting 30 minutes to be served, so we trudged back towards our hotel. All week we had been passing a restaurant, so we called in there to have a Pizza. El Taco De Oro is a hole in a wall place. Super nice, pretty busy and serves great food. Again, I have to be careful what I eat, so wasn't brave enough to try the Mexican food, so had a pizza. The pizza's were good and hubby had a Mexican Beer. Would eat there again.
Now I only took these photos because the display was so colourful. This was in a bakery in Byward Market and they are decorated sugar cookies. I think they were around $5 each. I didn't get one, but was impressed with the decorating skills.
I know I mentioned this in another post, but I could have eaten Bobino's Bagels everyday. The soup was one of the best I have ever had.
So if you are in Ottawa, these are some places where you can't go wrong food wise, in my opinion.




















