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    Astoria Bistro Botanique

    4.3 (9 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Burger and kimchi fries
    Ellyn D.

    We came here after a hike in Gatineau park. It's a pretty spot, loved the decor and there are some good views if you're sitting outside. We had to wait a good little while for a table because it was so busy, so I guess that's a good sign! I had a cappuccino which was delicious. I ordered a burger and the kimchi fries. I believe it was around $20 if memory serves. The burger was good but the fries were really good. The sauce they put on the kimchi is almost sweet and it came with a creamy dipping sauce. It was filling which I know some people struggle with at vegan places. Service was pretty good. Overall solid spot.

    Went to this vegan restaurant for dinner with my family when visiting Ottawa over a long weekend. We had three dishes - Kimchi french fries, Pesto gnocchi and clam risotto and two iced latte. The food was decent but overpriced for the quality. The two main dishes were over $30 and kimchi french fries was $20. To be honest, I prefer my favorite Bahn mi boys kimchi fries which is half the price. The bill came to $125 including tips and GST. Service was decent though..

    BBQ jackfruit benedict
    Matt B.

    All vegan spot, with brunch available until 2pm, so it was perfect for my early afternoon stroll over the bridge from Ottawa to Gatineau. Has a semi-upscale feel to it, with lots of indoor seating, and an intimate backyard patio with nice views looking towards the Ottawa River. Large menu of all-vegan items. I ordered an Americano ($3 plus tax) and the BBQ jackfruit benefict ($19 plus tax) -- after tax, the bill was about $25, rather spendy. The food came in 10-15 mins. The benedicts were nicely designed, served on English muffins, with tomato, extra firm tofu, BBQ jackfruit, arugula, and smothered in hollandaise sauce. The benedicts fall over pretty easily, but that's difficult to avoid. The dish came with home fries, with season salt of some kind, and served with whatever garnish you like (ketchup, mayo, hot sauce, etc.). Solid food. Good service. A little pricey, but you get what you pay for. Great spot in downtown Gatineau. Recommended.

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    Perogies

    Perogies

    4.1
    (15 reviews)
    9.6 km

    I've been wanting to try Ottawa Perogies for some time, but they have limited hours and are a bit…read moreout of the way for me, so I only recently got around to it. They sell perogies and other Eastern European snacks. Overall, the food was good, and reminded me of the home cooking of the mothers of my Slavic friends. I found the prices a bit high for what they were, but I guess nowadays that's not unsurprising. I got a ground pork and rice bun ($4), a ground beef crepe ($4) and a cottage cheese pancake ($4). The ground pork and rice bun was reminiscent of a cabbage roll in bun form, minus the cabbage and the tomato sauce, lol. It was heavy on the bun and rice and light on the pork, but tasted like comfort food. It reminded me a bit of the Asian buns filled with fillings like BBQ pork or curry beef as well. The bun was soft and almost brioche-like. The ground beef crepe was tasty, albeit a bit oily for my tastes. The crepe is a bit sweet, while the meat is slightly salty. The cottage cheese pancake was slightly sweet and I should have eaten this one last, as it was more dessert-like. I like that the cheese was thick and had a nice texture. Overall, the three items made a good snack. Service was courteous. The lady asked if I wanted the items warmed up and I liked that she placed them on a real plate to microwave them before putting them into a styrofoam box (I have seen some places put styrofoam in the microwave [shudder]). I mean I would have preferred if the box was cardboard, but at least they don't microwave styrofoam. The shop is located in a strip mall. There's plenty of free parking in the strip mall.

    The place is to go only, there's no sitting available inside. Perogies were freshly made and tasty…read more The size of one piece is slightly smaller than expected. The service is good, all my questions were answered. Also tried pyrozhky, they were just ok. You can purchase Ukrainian souvenirs at this place as well.

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    Copper Branch

    Copper Branch

    4.6
    (7 reviews)
    1.3 km

    The hubby picked me up a power bowl from Copper Branch, so I cannot comment on the service, but…read moreboy, oh boy, was it tasty. I decided upon the aristotle bowl. I got to chose one protein and a base. I went with the smoked tofu, and quinoa. Both were awesome. The quinoa was cooked soooooooooooo well. The bowl was a Mediterranean style type of bowl, and it came with olives, chickpeas, beet hummus, and sprouted mung beans which were amazing. The large threw be back about 17 bucks, but it was so very worth it. I love that everything on their menu is super clean, and veg/vegan. Word on the street is that their shiitake teriyaki is amazing, so I want to go back and try that, as well as their "chicken wings."

    Opted for a bowl from Copper Branch and I have to say it was delish! Don't be turned off by the…read more"vegan" label if you are a meat lover, it was truly packing on the flavours and you don't miss the meat. I got myself the Aristotle Bowl, the vinegrette alone made the bowl, but the ingredients were fresh, crispy and yummy. You have your choice of protein so you're not stuck with same old tofu, and option for base (quinoa, rice, noodles...). They do offer the "mini" versions of the bowls which I actually appreciate as I usually find these type of bowls are huge and I end up wasting. The portion was just perfect... Have to go back and try some of their other products, love me a good breakfast and they have "all day breakfast", and some yummy looking "wings"!

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    La Boîte à Grains

    La Boîte à Grains

    4.0
    (1 review)
    6.2 km
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    Oh, BàG, how I love thee. When I moved to Gatineau from Vancouver I was a little afraid of living…read morein the suburbs without access to a decent organic health food store nearby because I don't have a vehicle, but my roomie reassured me and told me about La Boîte à Grains. It's a 20-minute walk from our house. Yay! I was AMAZED at how many vegan options they have! They carry Daiya cheese, gorgeous curly kale, Organic tofu, Earth Balance, Soy Coffee Creamers, Soy Yogurt, spices, teas, toothpaste, vitamins, Braggs, various oils, frozen stuff like Cuties bars, Tempeh, Nori Seaweed... the list goes on and on! Their shelves are absolutely packed with goodies, but I have to admit that it's expensive to shop here. Typically I pack a single grocery bag full of stuff, just one, and it costs me about $80. Yeah. I still say it's worth it because my food tastes amazing and it's healthy as heck (duh - vegan food is the BEST!) :) Also, it's not like I use up an entire jar of Agave Nectar in one sitting. Near the cash they have VitaMix Blenders, Food Processors, Juicers, Santevia water filters, etc. on display and it makes me drool every time. I haven't visited the other location, but I heard it's better in the produce department. This one really does lack in produce, but honestly I visit BàG for vegan alternatives, not for lemons or bananas.... although being able to buy my Dirty Dozen produce items from an organic health food store would be ideal. If you're looking for healthful food options or for less toxic personal care & household products, give this place a try. I swear I could spend an entire afternoon just browsing through their shelves in amazement.... and walk out flat broke. Santé!

    Astoria Bistro Botanique - vegan - Updated August 2026

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