Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Chelsea

"From calamari to tiger shrimp, scallops, and even clam chowder, there’s really no limit to what you can order at this Nepean-based restaurant for lunch. Mouth-watering dishes, an inviting atmosphere, and friendly staff are the standouts here, and you can be assured of a great meal. Service is fast and reliable, making Lapointe a great stop for those office lunch breaks."

"I've gone here for multiple meals, have picked up fresh seafood such as oysters, as well as ordered take-out due to the Pandemic. It has always been... (613) 526-5229Order online"

"Highly recommend the Pelican, 4 of us made the trip...started with the appetizer platter (oysters, shrimp, tuna, ceviche) awesome!. A couple of margaritas…”more"

"Located in the historic village of Manotick, Kelly Landing is a waterfront restaurant known for its delicious food and stunning views!. Backing onto the Rideau River, the restaurant features a scenic boardwalk and outdoor seating. Make sure you try their famous fish and chips!"

"The waterfront restaurant on the Rideau River is a favourite for Manotick locals and boaters passing by. It’s a great place to take in views of the river while enjoying a beer and some seafood and traditional pub fare. Their patio opens at 11 a.m."

"Have only been able to get delivery because of COVID but will absolutely be visiting in person soon!. Such great value and our go-to for take out lately!"

"The Canadian Museum of Nature is one of the most popular kids’ attractions in Ottawa with a rich collection of fossils, mineral and rocks, exhibits of wild animals, birds and insects and a stunning exhibit of the marine and fresh water fishes including a skeleton of a blue whale. The in-house library is just what you need to unleash your inner-geek and go through the vast collection of bo...Read more"

"Visiting the Canadian Museum of Nature is more or less like exploring a world of dinosaurs. Beginning with extinct animals, the journey reaches up to today’s animal population and keeps you informed about the things you ought to know. Due to that, this historic place has and will always be a top tourist attraction that keeps people excited and happy."

"The Canadian Museum of Nature, established in 1856, is home to a jaw-dropping collection of over 14.6 million specimens from the natural world."

"Canada's Cold War Museum is located outside of Ottawa in a large underground facility that was constructed in the early 1960s to protect important functions of the Canadian government in the event of a nuclear war. This was one of several self-sufficient, shock-resistant, radiation-proof underground shelters built across Canada during the Cold War, as part of Project EASE (Experimental Army Signals Establishments). Political critics coined the nickname "Diefenbunker" in reference to Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, who promoted their construction."

"Discover the the Cold War era on a tour of this 100,000 square foot facility and see the Medical Centre, the Bank of Canada Vault, the Prime Minister's Suite and more.". 3911 Carp Road, Box 466 Carp, Ontario K0A 1L0  tel.: 613-839-0007  toll free: 1-800-409-1965  e-mail: tours@diefenbunker.cawww.diefenbunker.ca"

"Why You Need To Go: For a one-of-a-kind experience, you can go underground and explore a gigantic Cold War bunker. The Diefenbunker will have one-way walking paths throughout the museum and reduced capacity, but all the exhibits will be open."

"Recently renovated and reopened in November 2017, this museumshowcases 11 exhibitions of Canadian achievements in science and technology. There’s a lot of interactive features that appeal to all the senses which makes a fun date. Try the virtual reality cab which allows you to test your driving skills as an engineer in the Steam exhibition, step inside the quiet cube in the Sound by Design, or play the gaming classics like super Mario bros, guitar hero, Pacman, and Tetris in the Game Changer exhibition."

"The Canada Science and Technology Museum examines technology and science from a distinctly Canadian lens—from medical developments to wearable technology. The museum also plays home to a children’s innovation zone with various kid-friendly activities as well as practical resources for parents (like a bottle-warming station and diaper-changing area)."

"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."