Best Fine Dining in Wakefield

"This upscale eatery is housed in the historic Grant House right in the heart of downtown Ottawa and looks and feels just like dining in a stately family home—from the wall art to the cozy nooks and crannies that are spread across two floors of the regal home. The modern Canadian menu consists of a variety of farm-to-table fare, ranging from local cheese boards and tartares, to seasonal vegetarian-friendly dishes and a great wine list that places emphasis on natural and organic Ontario wines."

"Dinner suggestion: If you would like to experience some of Ottawa’s fine dining consider eating tonight at the four star Beckta Dining and Wine Bar for dinner. An upmarket dining experience with a twist on local cuisine. For dinner they offer a three or five course prix-fixe menu with optional wine pairing. Reservations are recommended."

"Ottawan Stephen Beckta worked as a sommelier in New York City before returning to Ottawa to open his first restaurant in 2003. The restaurateur now runs three establishments that continue to impress:. holds a CAA Four-Diamond designation and is known as one of the best restaurants in the city."

"Giovanni’s excellent service, presentation of exquisitely traditional dishes, sophisticated interior decoration and extensive wine cellar are on the expensive side but unparalleled in the city. Pair one of the fancy soups like stracciatella (veal consommé with egg and parmesan cheese) with an assorted plate of veal parmesan, manicotti and lasagna. This kind of high-calibre dining experience wouldn’t be complete without some great wine and dessert like panna cotta or tiramisu to top it off."

"Food is fantastic, waiters are lovely, staff all around very caring and courteous. Have made this our family dinners when my parents come up to visit- never had a bad night or service here everything is fantastic!"

"My wife and I ordered takeout for our anniversary and it was incredible. The portions were huge, the service on the phone was incredible and it was deliv..."

"What is it: The restaurant attached to the famous French cooking school’s only Canadian campus—and the first outside of Europe. Why go: This is the place for upscale French cuisine in Ottawa. The cooking school and the restaurant are located in a beautiful old mansion that is worth a visit on its own."

"With over 36 years in west-end Ottawa, the Rose Bowl Chophouse & Lounge continues it family tradition of serving patrons with exquisite service and memorable visits in the jazzy and contemporarily designed restaurant. Owner and Chef Danny Skaff brings his years of culinary experience to the Rose Bowl Chophouse with an exciting lunch and dinner menu. The entire staff is dedicated to bringing you the very best cuts of succulent meat, delectable entrées and freshly made desserts in an atmosphere second to none."

"Perched on a rise next to the fairytale Fairmont Chateau Laurier hotel, the neo-gothic Parliament of Canada overlooks the River Ottawa and neighbouring Québec and is one of the city's most distinctive landmarks. Sit in on question time at the Legislature, enjoy the sound and light show on the illuminated Parliament Hill or take a guided tour of Centre Block. Address: Parliament Hill, Parliament of Canada, Ottawa, K1A 0A9Telephone: +1 613 992 4793Opening times:"

"No visit to Ottawa would complete without at least one Instagram post of the iconic Parliament buildings!. Throughout the year there plenty of photo opportunities from fireworks at Canada Day, flowers at Tulip Festival, the Sounds and Light Show in the summer, or over the winter when the Parliament of Canada is lit up at Christmas."

"The Canadian Parliament was originally built between 1859 and 1878 in the Neogothic Style, similar to the Chateau Style. Inspired by French, English and Flemish architectural elements, its construction employed mostly wood. In 1916, a great fire ravaged the central building."

"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 intimidating structure strikes an intriguing architectural balance between its modern concrete shell and its traditional copper roof. Visitors can stroll around the scenic grounds, grand entrance hall and..."

"Take a stroll along Trans Canada Trail (behind Parliament) to Supreme Court of Canada, and get acquainted with Canada’s highest court. If want to see more places on Day 1, add Day 2 places to Day 1."

"Famous for: Questionable Caddy Blonde Ale, Mully's Red Ale, I Hope You're Hoppy West Coast IPA, Smell the Flowers Bière de Table, Hoppy Gilmore American Pale Ale, Lion's Pride Dry Stout, The Utter Truth Milkshake IPA, Helles Lager, The Darkest Hour Dark Saison, Parliamentary Birds Ordinary Bitter, Dortmunder Lager"

"Famous for: ​​Bootleg Blonde Ale, Blindside Bitter, Giggle Water Lager, Funky Beets Cranberry and Beet Sour, Knock, Knock Brut IPA, Lay Low Sage and Lemongrass Raw Ale, Speak Softly - American Pale Ale, Tiger Milk White Stout/Coconut & Cacao Cream ale, Who's There?. IPA, Imperial Scotch River Sour, Juice Joint Sour, ​Last Word Gose, Scofflaw Barrel Aged Fruited Farmhouse Saison"

"If you lack the wherewithal to traipse about the extended Ottawa region tasting beer— or, most importantly, the resolve to remain sober — consider taking a brewery tour. Tour operator Brew Donkey will chauffeur you around to a selection of breweries in exchange for a modest sum. All you have to do is sit back and enjoy the ride."

"Waller St. Brewery is a small brewery in the basement of an old building. This is something of a unique characteristic of this brewery. In Waller St. Brewery, you’ll see their commitment towards every product they offer."

"Oh so Canadian in its vibe, this busy Glebe spot features dishes like smoked bacon, mushrooms, and seasonal root vegetables. Its potatoes – which can be an Achilles heel at some higher-end establishments – are exquisite. Erling’s is offering delivery to your door during COVID."

"Looking for a high-end eatery with Canadian fare at the forefront?. Look no further than Erling’s Variety in the Glebe neighborhood. Depending on the season, this family-run restaurant serves up everything from venison and scallops to blueberries and root vegetables."

"New-age Byward Market diner the King Eddy continues to dish up burgers, fried chicken, and an array of Southern-leaning fishes like shrimp and grits — the restaurant’s very late hours have been understandably dialed back, but the hours are still fairly extensive. Delivery is available via Uber Eats and Doordash."