Le St. Laurent

“Le St. Laurent was a gem tucked off the beaten path. The small plates were designed for sharing and the wine list was thoughtful. The sunset view from the window seats was worth the trip alone. Great local craft beer options too.”

“like teh location is hard to find if you don't know it. No prominent signage and it's in a neighborhood you wouldn't normally wander through. GPS helped but even then we drove past it twice no joke”

“teh small plates format let me try five different dishes teh tuna crudo was pristine and the duck confit croquettes were crispy heaven Everything was well-composed and thotfully seasoned. for real a dining experience not just a meal smh”

“No noodle or soup options. With the kitchen's clear skill, a seasonal soup or a French onion would round out the menu for colder Ottawa nights when you want something warm and brothy.”

“The brunch at Le St. Laurent was exceptional. Creative dishes with local ingredients and the mimosas were generous. The window seats flooded with natural light made it feel like a French countryside morning. One of Ottawa's best kept secrets.”

“No reservation system for brunch, first-come-first-served. For a restaurant this good at brunch, showing up at 10am and hoping for the best feels outdated. real talk a waitlist app would help manage the weekend crowd.”