Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Gatineau

"The cronut – the irresistible blend of croissant and doughnut – is one of the most popular items at Art-Is-In Bakery. Each day, the kitchen creates a different filling for their classic cinnamon sugar cronut, and they make up even more impressive concoctions on Thursdays. Art-Is-In’s potato buttermilk or Berliner style doughnuts are also delicious."

"Get special Mother’s Day Brunch from this edgy gastro-bakery built to satisfy any craving. You also can choose from an assortment of Croissant, Cookies, Donuts and O-Towners, Raspberry Scone and more.How to order: Cost: Varies. Order before Thursday May 6th for pickup May 9th, 8:30 a.m."

"For a delicious vegan, gluten-free and nut free cake, turn to Strawberry Blonde Bakery for your celebration. Choose a classic like vanilla or chocolate, or try something a little different (and just as delicious) like the lime coconut or red velvet cake."

"Strawberry Blonde Bakery is one of the top-rated bakeries in Ottawa at 114 Grange Avenue. What makes it different from others is that Strawberry Blonde Bakery is not like a traditional bakery."

"If you’re a lover for all things sweet and savoury, this little vegan bakery on Wellington St. is a literal go-to. Serving delicious coffee with almond, soy and coconut milk options, along with the most mouth watering snacks, breakfast foods and lunch sandwiches, this place has to be one of the most to-die-for vegan restaurants in Ottawa."

"Find it: 1305 Wellington St. W., littlejoberrys.comThe low-down: This quaint café serves up one-of-a-kind vegan treats crafted with locally sourced ingredients that are egg and dairy-free.The goods: Along with their tasty assortment of baked treats, this spot also served up a rotating lunch menu.What to order: Matcha doughnut"

"Hours: Tue-Thu 8am-6pm, Fri-Sat 8am-7pm, Sun 8am-5pm, Closed Mon. Little Jo Berry’s makes an excellent cup of coffee; however, they might be known even better for their selection of baked goods. This establishment is also 100% vegan, although you’d never know it."

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"Mom,Ma.Mum,Mother, Mummy,Mama,Mommy Happy Mother’s Day to all the Beautiful Women who will be remembered, celebrated and... These 3 Sisters carries a large selection of gluten-free products in their bakeshop. Expect different kinds of desserts like cappuccino or caramel dacquoise, yummy-in-the-tummy cakes and cupcakes, as well as breads, including bagels."

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"Relax on Westboro's largest patio and enjoy a glass of great craft beer and some fresh, original food. The summer patio menu at Clocktower Brew Pub will surely surprise you with amazing finger-licking pub-style food like wings, fish n' chips, grilled chicken, and more. Last but not least, if you think you've tried every possible variation of chicken wings in the world, try Clocktower’s blue cheese and medium Thai peanut sauce chicken wings for a really special treat!"

"Located in downtown Ottawa behind the beautiful National Gallery of Canada, Nepean Point is where you’ll want to go for spectacular panoramic photos of the Parliament Buildings, the Ottawa River and the Canadian Museum of History at any time of the day or night. This is a great vantage point from which you can see all that Ottawa has to offer."

"To get brilliant views of the Ottawa skyline, head to Nepean Point. The hill provides a scenic panorama of the city of Ottawa, along with the Ottawa River, Parliament Hill and several other landmarks. View this post on Instagram"

"A not so secret but beloved by locals lookout point to get the most stunning views of Parliament and the Ottawa river. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Soulayma A (@soul.ayma) on Oct 19, 2018 at 5:28pm PDT"

"Perched atop of a high bluff overlooking the Ottawa River is the Supreme Court of Canada which lies right next to the city center. The highest court in the country, it was built between 1939 and 1945 with Queen Elizabeth herself actually having laid the first cornerstone. Thanks to its outstanding Art Deco architecture and close proximity to Parliament Hill, the court is very popular to visit with tours taking you all around its interior."

"Visitors are invited explore the building, which is notable for its architecture and art collection as well as to learn about the operation of the Canadian judicial system from tour guides, all of whom are law students. Your guide will explain legal issues of public importance are dealt with by the Supreme Court of Canada. If Court is in session, you may be able to sit in on the hearing of an appeal."

"This institution is the highest judicial level in the country, hearing 40 to 75 cases per year. Decisions from the 9 judges are final. No appeal is possible."

"This is another family favorite trail with historical ruins to discover!. The Carbide Willson Trail is an out and back style, 4.3km hike that takes you along Meech Lake and up to the remains of an old laboratory built by Thomas “Carbide” Willson, the inventor of Calcium Carbide. Kids can explore the ruins and marvel at the adjacent waterfalls, which together are a stunning sight!"