Top Best Italian Restaurants in Gatineau

"This fantastic Centretown Italian resto has a simple yet refined take-out menu of soups, salads, and pasta (made in-house, of course), plus wine to-go, and family meal packs suitable for four to six people. Delivery available on request: it’s best to call them."

"The Centretown restaurant is serving up a Valentine's Day takeout menu on Feb. 14. The meal costs $95 per guest, and your four-course meal includes house bread. For more information, visit shop.northandnavy.com"

"Located just a stone’s throw from downtown, this intimate Italian-style bistro serves up classic Italian fare with a modern Canadian spin. The elegant eatery is best-known for its housemade pasta and old-world wine list. While the compact restaurant usually fills up on most weeknights, the ambiance is always cozy and welcoming—although we do recommend making a reservation if you’re hoping to get a table during peak hours."

"Dinner suggestion: Town is a family owned and operated, artisanal restaurant serving seasonally inspired smart upgrades of Italian classics. 296 Elgin St. (613) 695 – 8696"

"We were served by Max who was so kind, helpful and attentive. Every dish was delicious and we would definitely come bac..."

"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!"

"Centrally located at the corner of George St. and William St., The Grand Pizzeria could get by with terrible service and low-quality food and still make a killing. But this hugely popular restaurant instead churns out amazing wood-fired pizza and Italian food that even Momma would let into her kitchen. To top it all off, The Grand Pizzeria has one of the best patios in town."

"The ssltaff itself does a good job, service isn't amazing but good, which is ok. Tried the cauliflower bites app..."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Pierre Tourigny used under CC BY 2.0. Ottawanians love this pub, not only for their food but for their epic “Beer Bible”. You guessed it, this bible is a menu chock full of domestic and imported beer."

"A post shared by Amy Zhou (@amyczhou) on Jun 3, 2017 at 2:12pm PDT. Where: 434 Preston St. (Little Italy). The vibe: Soccer fans, birthday parties and general good-time goers"

"It opened in 1994 in Little Italy and offers a selection of more than 200 beers, plus all the best attributes of an Italian Trattoria."

"This family-owned restaurant started out with two fratelli (brothers) and their parents running the kitchen and dining room at the original Glebe location in 1996. The family restaurant ambiance persists with family photos covering the beautiful brick walls. You’ll love the tasty wood-burning oven pizzas like the Roberto with mixed wild mushrooms, mozzarella, parmesan, porcini mushroom, pancetta and black truffle aioli."

"Their food is always amazing and I’m so glad I found this place. Nicest staff and best fresh pasta in Ottawa More reviews"

"Offering a casual Italian dining experience, Mamma Grazzi’s Kitchen is a great spot for dinner with friends or a casual date. Enjoy one of the signature pizza or pasta dishes in the bright interior or al fresco on the patio (located in a beautiful cobblestone courtyard in the ByWard Market). Treat yourself to one of many inventive dishes like jumbo pasta shells stuffed with crab, ricotta and sun-dried tomatoes in a Sambuca cream sauce with fennel and shiitake mushrooms."

"The Clocktower Brewpub is one of the best places in Ottawa to have fun during the night. This Brewpub is Ottawa’s longest-serving and also a fully established craft brewery. From strong to smooth, this pub features more than 45 different kinds of beer."

"This historic neighbourhood watering hole got something of a makeover when the owners of prominent seafood restaurant Whalesbone took it over back in 2012. It’s officially the “Elmdale Oyster House & Tavern”, so you can play it off as a restaurant or bar as needed, with oysters (duh) a fixture, alongside other pubby fare. While it might have moved away from its working class origins, it’s still an eminently warm and welcoming spot."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by A&W Canada (@awcanada) on Jun 12, 2019 at 10:02am PDT"