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This Ottawa star chef and public servant has advanced to the 2027 Canadian Culinary Championship (opens the original)
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Yannick La Salle, chef for the Supreme Court of Canada, cooked Monday night’s winning dish that qualified him to represent Ottawa at the 2027 Canadian Culinary Championship. At the sold-out regional event held at Raphaël Peruvian Cuisine on Elgin Street, La Salle topped four other top-tier, award-winning Ottawa-area chefs. “It was an incredible evening filled with talent, passion, and, most importantly, great camaraderie from start to finish,” La Salle said Tuesday morning. “I would like to cong
Toronto restaurateur to close upscale eatery on Ottawa's Preston Street (opens the original)
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Ek Bar, the modern Indian restaurant on Preston Street that opened with a splash in the spring of 2025, is to close at the end of September, its owner says. “Sometimes things just don’t work out the way we hope,” Toronto-based chef and restaurateur Hemant Bhagwani said in an email Tuesday. “With me not being able to be there in person, it became hard to manage the day-to-day, and that’s a big part of why we’ve made this decision. “I’ll be stepping away from the industry to focus on my charity fo
New Ottawa barbecue joints cast smoky spells for carnivores (opens the original)
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With summer in the rearview mirror and autumn leaves poised to drop, maybe you’ve declared an end to backyard barbecuing. But if you’re still craving smoky, carnivorous indulgences, two recently opened restaurants — one in Kanata and the other in New Edinburgh — have you covered. First, there’s Chainsmoker Urban BBQ Kanata, which opened in early August in a Hazeldean Road strip mall. It’s the eighth and newest location of a restaurant brand launched in the Greater Toronto Area in 2018, Since the
Why international coffee connoisseurs place their orders with this Stittsville microroastery (opens the original)
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On a recent Friday morning, I popped by September Studio in Stittsville and was treated to the most expensive and rarefied coffee of my life. Unlike me, most others in this bright, spacious new shop were ordering more usual coffees, if not the double doubles or dark-roasted drinks that most coffee drinkers go for. Some customers at September were sipping sweetened, milky coffees on ice. I, on the other hand, had come to September Studio, which opened June 27 on a light industrial stretch of Iver
Ruby's, an upscale ByWard Market newcomer, makes a strong debut (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. Because Adrian Vezina lives on Sussex Drive, he has a front-row seat for the trials and tribulations of the ByWard Market. “It’s been a challenging five or six years down here,” Vezina says. “After COVID, it got pretty dark.” He doesn’t need to elaborate. If you live in Ottawa, you know of the historic downtown neighbourhood’s ongoing woes. For many, the ByWard Market is synonymo
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