Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Ottawa

"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."

"A post shared by The Green Door (@thegreendoorrestaurant) on Jan 3, 2020 at 8:16am PST. The Green Door Restaurant is another wonderful food establishment in Ottawa popular for serving tasty brunch buffet. If you are vegetarian or vegan, you should definitely go for the buffet here."

"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."

"Good healthy food but pricey, saving money is also good for my health so I'll just get a burger from a regular joint next time 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."

"Famous for: Leann Heather Ale, Highlander Nut Brown Ale, Portage Pilsner, Bleep Bloop North East IPA, Bogie West Coast American IPA, Front Porch Kölsch, K&P Amber Ale 1883, Nitro Brown Cow Milk Stout, Black Donald Stout"

"Sip a cold craft beer, learn about the brewing process and get a bite to eat in an open-concept brewery with an outdoor patio in the Ottawa suburb of…"

"This Russian-inspired bar on Sussex Drive is indeed a tea room during daylight hours, complete with high tea service — stop by in the evenings for something a little stronger, where a cocktail-heavy menu mixes up classics (Moscow mules, sazeracs), as well as vodka-heavy house creations. It tends to get rather clubby as the night goes on, with bottle service and so forth."