Best Vegan Restaurants in Gatineau

"The Green Door is a staple on the Ottawa vegetarian scene, having served high-quality buffet-style food since 1988. The range of dishes on offer varies but is largely based around seasonal availability and the restaurant’s close relationship with its local suppliers. The hot food options often include a variety of vegetable-based curries, noodle dishes, pastas and quiches, with the self-serve style meaning you have the option to try many different cuisines and simply pay according to weight."

"The Old Ottawa East neighbourhood, located a five-minute drive from downtown Ottawa, is home to the beloved Green Door – an Ottawa staple since 1988. Follow your cravings and choose from the many savoury and sweet dishes served in the pay-by-weight buffet, like tofu broccoli stir fry, quiche and avocado salad. Dishes are all labeled to indicate which are organic, vegan, gluten-free, or contain dairy, egg, gluten, wheat, nuts, soy, or sesame."

"Situated right on Main St. Ottawa lays The Green Door, a buffet style vegetarian and vegan-friendly restaurant full of delicious rice plates, cauliflower stir fry and more!. All items are labeled if they contain any eggs or dairy, and this place even comes in style with a freshly squeezed juice bar, a salad bar, and a collection of beers and wines to top off your meal. What more can we ask for?"

"I think it’s safe to say that is a vegan restaurant in Ottawa that truly sticks to its name. With a peaceful, “garden-like” atmosphere, the Peace-Garden serves a wide variety of vegan-friendly North American, Indian and other international cuisines. From an organic smoothie and juice bar, Indian style thali plates to burgers and even more, this fountain-side dining restaurant is perfect for a brunch out with friends or just a quick take-out on the go!"

"Inside the lobby of a multi-use building in the vibrant ByWard Market neighbourhood, you’ll find Peace Garden, a tiny vegetarian eatery. This unassuming hidden gem has been serving international vegetarian and vegan cuisine since 1992. Choose from South Indian cauliflower curry, Mexican lasagna, the thali platter and an impressive array of treats like truffles and date squares."

"A hidden gem found in the time square building with amazing food. The restaurant is so inviting with all their beautiful plants surrounding you (it doesn... More reviews"

"What is it: Three stories of good grub and great booze in an old brick house in Centertown. Why go:Slip behind the bookcase for a drink in Union 613’s speakeasy or rub elbows with locals at communal seating tables on the main floor. Union 613 is known for the fried chicken and cornbread, while their new sister bar on the second floor, Jabberwocky, serves a small menu of vegan snacks to pair with the meticulously made cocktails and carefully curated lists of wine, beer and spirits."

"Indian, Vegetarian Cuisine, Beverage And Cocktail Service, Casual Dining, Restaurant With Catering Services, Children's Rates, Comfortable Booths, Restaurant With Delivery Services, Ethnic Specialized Services, Family Dining, Off-premise Catering, Vegetarian. Indian food in Montreal simply because of shortage, but Kumaresan Muthukrishnan and his wife Geetha are determine..."

"I ordered few drinks a couple of days ago as i wanted to support this local business. However, my experience was pathetic. The drinks were all watery wit..."

"The Canadian War Museum was built in 1880 and houses a colossal collection of over 50,0000 items that portray all the aspects of the history Canadian Military. The permanent collection includes the stories of the wars fought on Canadian land, the Cold War, the Second World War, the South African War and other operations. The collection of jet aircrafts, motorcycles, tanks and naval weapons are ...Read more"

"Tanks, jet fighters, artillery and art are just some of the impressive items that represent Canada’s war history at the Canadian War Museum. The building’s architecture is based on the theme of regeneration, with energy-efficient features like a green roof, and symbolism like the morse code windows that spell out “Lest We Forget”. In November, the museum hosts special Remembrance events and activities."

"When you think "kids," you may not think the war museum - but the little ones still get a kick out of looking at all the exhibits. And if you have older children, you may all get lost in there reading and exploring!"

"Boasting one of the best natural history collections in the world is the Canadian Museum of Nature which remarkably houses more than fifteen million specimens. Set just a short stroll to the south of the center, its interesting artifacts and exhibits explore over four billion years of the Earth’s history. Originally founded in 1856 in Montreal, the massive museum now occupies a fine Tudor-Gothic Revival-style building which itself is a National Historic Site."

"This is an excellent museum to visit if you’re interested in the natural world and visiting this museum should be high on your list of things to do in Ottawa with kids. The handsome heritage building has wings on four floors packed with museum exhibits like dinosaurs, polar bears, birds and other creatures. If you’ve seen the movie “Night At The Museum”, this is the closest museum in Ottawa to the one in the movie."

"240 McLeod street (at Metcalfe) Ottawa, ON 613-566-4700 TF: 1-800-263-4433 •  TTY: 613-566-4770nature.ca. Canada is all about nature and no trip to Ottawa is complete without a visit to the Canadian Museum of Nature. You will discover all of Canada’s diverse nature under one roof!"

"The National Gallery is a work of art in itself: its striking ensemble of pink granite and glass spires echoes the ornate copper-topped towers of nearby Parliament. Inside, vaulted galleries exhibit predominantly Canadian art, classic and contemporary, including an impressive collection of work by Inuit and other indigenous artists. It's the world's largest Canadian collection, although additional galleries of European and American treasures include several recognizable names and masterpieces. Interpretive panels guide visitors through the nation's history and cultural development."

"The National Gallery of Canada houses our nation's most comprehensive collection of Canadian art, including artwork by Emily Carr, Alex Colville, Tom Thomson, and the Group of Seven. The museum's permanent collection includes over 93,000 works from European, American, Asian, Canadian, and indigenous Canadian artists. The deal: Admission is $16 for adults."

"The National Gallery of Canada* is much more than just an art museum in Ottawa. This Canadian national gallery is home to the country’s best collection of art, especially Canadian and indigenous art. Exhibitions of exquisite artistic expression in this gallery reveal the past, present, and future of art, as well as celebrating its accessibility to the public."

"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."

"Attracting a young crowd not dissimilar to that found in some of Toronto’s trendiest haunts, The Belmont is a casual bar serving well made drinks and small plates of delicious food. The minimalist interior reflects its simple menu, but there is a good selection of drinks available. Fun, attentive staff contribute to the energetic atmosphere and make this a great place to head for a night out with friends."

"Choose the Belmont for a casual, fun Mother’s Day dinner for a fusion menu of pork and shrimp siu mai, tiger prawns, Cornish hen, a cheese and charcuterie board, or opt for a Belmont combo like the Family Dinner with a big salad, lettuce wraps, herbed roast vegetables, shepherd’s pie, and apple crumble."