I loved this place! The owner was accommodating and lovely. The fish was SO CHEAP!!! They didn't…read morehave tables and chairs yet cause they've only been open 3 days but they found us some. The conversation with them was great. I'm definitely going there once a week, it's a gem!

Ordered take out. Chose fish and shrimp according to their recommendation for what is appropriate…read morefor 2 people dinner. Picked the order 20 min later. Was pleasently surprised with the tasty spices, the Tahini sauce, the potato wedges and the fried crispy pita. All delicious and at a reasonable price.

The best fish and chips in town. And you know it's fresh because they also have a little fish…read moremarket on the side where you can buy fresh seafood. Everything from the calamari, to the clam chowder, to the sweet potato fries (which I think are the most amazing sweet potato fries I have ever eaten in my life). It's seafood heaven here!

I really hate leaving low reviews but this was 4.5 stars so my expectations were high. Granted…read morethere has been no reviews in awhile, we thought we'd try this place out for seafood since they are a "fish market" so we figured the seafood would be fresh. Ordered the haddock dish & chips cuz that seemed like a food standard to act as a base. Also ordered the paella cuz who can resist a good paella? The fish and chips were super greasy. Ugh. There was a pool of grease and I had to use several napkins to soak up all the grease. The fish and chips were nothing special which would have been a 3 star but the grease factor dropped it to 2.5. The paella was good. The seafood fresh and hot. and the rice had an excellent flavor. The portion was a bit small so I'd give it a 3/5. Wait staff took our order, brought it, and then the check. Never came back to check on us. They were nice tho. If I lived in the area, I wouldn't come back. Will stick to my favorite fish & chips shop in Pacifica, CA!

Another one of these little shops on Somerset St. that you probably wouldn't stop in to unless you…read morelived near there. Fortunately I do live near there so have been there a few times. The Ha Long is simple, yet complicated all at once. Simple in that they sell fish, and a little bit of seafood, but mostly just fish. Big fish, little fish, weird fish, wonderful fish, all sorts of fish. It's sold whole (no fillets from what I can see), and cheap, usually a few dollars per pound with all sorts of selection (as long as you want fish). Essentially you point to what you want, say how much (or how many fishes) you want, they weigh it, clean it, and put it in a bag for you. It sounds simple but it's complicated as things like prices can be lost in translation, I once thought I was paying $1.89/pound but it turned out to be more like $4/pound for Bass, I think I need to practice my Vietnamese. No matter, the quality is good, the selection is good, the service is friendly, and the prices are very good. The also sell some herbs and other things you might want to have with fish (such as lemons) so it can be a one stop shop for your fish dinner, although you may want to brush up on your filleting skills as they don't do it for you (I don't think).

There's a reason this place always has a line up. Well worth going. Staff treat you like family the…read morefood is delicious and the atmosphere is epic.

All right, so my best friend is from Ottawa. I was watching diners, drive-ins, and dives one…read moreevening. I asked her about the restaurant. She said it was down the street Guy was at this restaurant. He got a lobster poutine. I saw it today at the restaurant. It looks scrumptious. We got a wonderful shrimp cocktail. The girls got fish tacos, which were huge.. And a lovely salad with pickled shallots and a tarragon vinaigrette. It was really good. I got the muscles and a white wine cream sauce. Never had it like this before. It was very good. It's half restaurant half seafood store. Lots of cool paintings on the wall mostly of pelicans. I love pelicans. The staff was spectacular. As I've said before, it's always nice to have a staff that makes you feel like they want you there. I will definitely be coming back. The next time I'm back up in Ottawa.

A historic fixture of Ottawa, the fish market has reached landmark status…read more The aura and atmosphere of the place makes you know instantly you are somewhere special. While I'm not a huge fish-eater, it is hard not to appreciate the quality and breadth of the market. For appetizer's, the baby shrimp cocktail or the Norwegian Salmon slices are great to share with a group of friends. The choice of Cajun fish is suprisingly good, with the Halibut Creole being a personal favourite, as it has a spicy kick that is soothing to the taste-buds. For a big group, check out the Maritime Platter ($50), which literally has a bit of everything; a fresh whole lobster, fresh sea scallops, jumbo tiger shrimp, alaskan queen crab legs. The Ottawa Fish Market is just a fun place to go and experience the best seafood has to offer.

It's not easy to find a fish house, even a mediocre one. So far as I can see, The Fish Market is…read morethe only fish specialty house in the principal tourist area of Ottawa. Contrary to what a few other reviewers said, the place is spotless. The wide seats are padded and there is considerable space on the table even for two people. (Many other restaurants squeeze you in to maximize profits.) The appetizer fish cakes and codfish cakes are properly spiced but seemed over-cooked and dry. The blackened catfish is superb, also well spiced. Waiter service is professional. Will return the next day.

5/5! A local friend of mine took me here and we both really enjoyed the vibe and the food! We…read moredecided to split a bunch of appetizers instead of getting a main dish each - this was a great decision! We were able to try a bunch of their appetizers and nothing was really disappointing. We loved everything! We had: - a round of oysters - garlic bok choy - tuna tare tare - this was served in a taco shell of sorts - beef tare tare - this was served on a piece of bread - our favourite! The beef tare tare was definitely the highlight of them all! The spread on the bread was some sort of fig jam I believe, and it paired amazingly with the beef and other toppings on top. Definitely a more unique beef tare tare that I've had recently, and I would totally get it again!

"OMG this lobster pasta thing is amazing, you gotta try it."…read moreAnd everyone did and were stunned.

A nice little fisherie in Gatineau. This may be the only one on this side of the river. They have a…read morediverse variety of fish, oysters and a few ingredient items such as seaweed or spices.

The store provides Sr. discount (10% off) every Wednesday, certainly that's wonderful/nice treats…read morefor Sr. People who would appreciate. Unfortunately the bit of unperfect and unexpected thing is their cashier system which Somehow doesn't calculate the 10% discount well during scanning items. Obviously their casher system needes to be corrected.

I just wanted to post a warning to beware if you choose to shop at Green Fresh Supermarket. They…read morehave a aggresive store employee who will physically detain you and assault you if you don't show them your receipt and items in your bag. Store employees are NOT police. You are not legally required to stop for anyone other than the police. I was absolutely not shoplifting and even offered for them to call police and wait. I said I would allow the police to search my bag, my purse, and compare it to my receipt. They declined my offer. I'm a 108-pound woman and didn't deserve to be roughed up by this man.

I love Farm Boy. It was nice to be in the city where Farm Boy started…read more I had had lunch at Pelican Seafood Market & Grill and decided to visit Farm Boy next door. I didn't need anything, but had to walk off a good meal and wanted to browse. I loved the fresh, organic herbs that greeted me outside the store. They looked cheerful and healthy. The coconut raspberry crumble pie greeted me. I wanted one, but was so full that I didn't pick one up. If you want to spend less at a supermarket, drop by with a full meal in your tummy. I visited this store on Canada Day eve. Naturally, there were butter tarts and all things Canadian everywhere. It was cool. I always loved seeing the swinging gorilla in the produce section. Visiting a Farm Boy isn't complete for me until I see it! My Portuguese egg tarts were there. The hot foods looked yummy. The tofu coconut curry was so fragrant that I stood there and inhaled. There is lots of parking. However, this plaza (it's dubbed as a mall, but it's a plaza in my eyes) does get busy. I parked as far from this supermarket as possible and all worked out well. (231)

Check the work quality of your employees because we recently bought produces from FarmBoy that…read moresmell strong decay inside the unopened package. If we find another case of food decay we will take further actions. Food safety is mandatory, not optional.

Looking for exotic snacks? Things you don't see at regular grocery stores, drug stores or…read moreconvenience stores? Exotic Bottega has you covered. They had lots of imported items from places like the UK, Poland, and Japan. They also have some American items that are harder to find in Canada. It's fun to poke around. Prices are a bit on the higher end, but that's the premium for rarer items. The place is bright and clean. Staff are laid back and friendly. Like every other store in the Byward Market, there's no parking, so you have to park on the street or in one of the lots/parkades.

Cool little market that carries hard to find food, snacks and drinks…read more I'm really not sure what to make of it but they carry a lot of interesting and cool snacks. Sweet, savoury and possibly things in between! There's a good selection of chips and candies. There's also a lot of drinks and limited edition cereals. What a blast to be in here. I think my rating is more on the nostalgia as I won't have a chance to try most of the snacks in here. Let me know what you end up trying!