Top Best American Restaurants in Ottawa

"Located at 14 Byward Market Square, Zak’s has been an Ottawa staple for over 30 years, this 50’s style 24-hour diner offers a variety of interesting foods, but the deep-fried mars bar is a special treat. It’s a regular mars bar wrapped in pastry, deep fried, and then loaded with ice cream, whipped cream, and caramel sauce- perfect for those late nights in the ByWard Market neighbourhood. If you’re looking for something a little more classic, try Zak’s apple pie, which can be served with ice cream or melted cheddar."

"Zack’s Diner has two locations in Ottawa and is famous for their deep fried Mars bars!. If you’ve never had one, you can try one at Zack’s anytime, because they’re open 24 hours. They also feature all-day breakfast platters, which is always a plus!"

"variété de hamburgers, dans une gamme de prix allant de 11$ à 25$. Ce lieu apprécié est ouvert 24 heures."

"This airy patio was featured on Open Table’s list of 100 Best Outdoor Dining Restaurants in Canada for 2016. Bazille is located at Nordstrom on the rooftop terrace of the CF Rideau Centre – Ottawa’s largest shopping destination. Enjoy locally sourced, fresh salads, specialty entrées, signature cocktails and more!"

"Set in an upscale department store, this bright eatery serves wood-fired pizza & bistro staples. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: Casual"

"This Southern California-inspired street food restaurant is a sleek spot with a night market patio. You’ll certainly fall in love with their tacos, snacks, and brews, cans, and other drink options. Reopens June 11th.Address: 683 Bank St, OttawaPhone: 613-565-3663Website"

"Southern California inspired, this street food restaurant located in the Glebe, offers cocktails, draft beers and wines. Banditos is a fun and brightly decorated patio — a great place to celebrate or to spend a relaxing evening. No reservations required!"

"Give your feed some major Southern California vibes at Banditos. The newly opened restaurant in the Glebe screams to be photographed - there is an outdoor patio swing chair, and there is a retro van on the patio where you can order cocktails!"

"Rideau Hall, the official residence of the governor-general of Canada is open to the public and can be explored by taking free guided tours. You must explore the phenomenal and royal heritage gardens. The guided tours take you through the opulent Staterooms, tastefully done ballroom – the Tent Room and even know more about the Governor-General."

"Built in 1838, the Rideau Hall is the official residence of the Canadian Monarch and the Governor General of Canada. Take a tour where the Governor welcomes dignitaries from all over the world. The royal furnishings and art work, the grand architecture and the gorgeously maintained grounds- all make the tour rather special."

"An Ottawa landmark that features Regency, Norman Revival and Florentine Renaissance Revival architecture, Rideau Hall is out to impress. Along with the marvellous art and noteworthy cabinetry that fills the interior plus the gorgeous grounds; Rideau Hall is unquestionably Instagram-worthy. View this post on Instagram"

"Ottawa’s Laurier House National Historic Site was home to two Canadian prime ministers: Sir Wilfrid Laurier (Canada’s first French Canadian prime minister) and William Lyon Mackenzie King (Canada’s longest-serving prime minister) who served for 22 years. Take a “behind-the-scenes white-glove-tour” where visitors don gloves and inspect artifacts that aren’t on display, such as antique crystal wine glasses with exquisite gold leaf decorations. Laurier House National Historic Site is at 335 Laurier Ave E, Ottawa."

"This National Historic Site is located in the Sandy Hill district of Ottawa. Once the private home of two past Canadian Prime Ministers, the home is now a museum, open to the public for guided tours and interpretive learning. The home is filled with period décor and authentic artifacts pertaining to the two leaders and their families."

"And great place for families and people of all ages, Lansdowne Park is located on the Queen Elizabeth Parkway side of the multi-use event and retail space called Lansdowne. Here you will find an accessible kids play space, a skate park, a water fountain, basketball courts, and lots of green space for a game of ultimate or for spreading a blanket and having a picnic. If you visit on a weekend, pop into the Aberdeen Pavilion and stock up on local produce at the year-round farmer's market.Photo: City of Ottawa"

"The Lansdowne Park hosts many shops and restaurants, a movie theatre and a stadium. There's so much activity to engage in guaranteeing that you will enjoy your visit to the park. The park is spacious and well manicured, and you can go biking on the canals or take a nature walk."

"Head to Lansdowne where you’ll find CRAFT Beer Market among many other great restaurants and businesses. CRAFT Beer Market offers tasty food as well as 100 craft beers on tap. Ask to try some of Ottawa’s quality craft beer options."