by AllisonArmtrong
Date:April 17, 2011
Tags: communities, cooking, cupcakes, diet, dietary restrictions, Ottawa Foodies, veg'n food, veg*n, vegan, vegetarian, vegetarian Ottawa, VegFest
This year’s VegFest gives veg*ns and the veggie-curious a chance to learn about vegetarian cooking, try free samples from various veg*n chefs, listen to a few guest speakers, and participate in events ranging from a cupcake contest (!!!) to a silent auction.
by AllisonArmtrong
Date:February 14, 2011
Tags: Accomodations, art, B&B, Bed and Breakfasts, bike paths, centretown, cycling, Folk Festival, galleries, Glebe, Inns, museums, music, Ottawa River, pink-pages, places to stay, queer businesses, Redeau Canal, romantic getaways, Sandy Hill, spa, tourists Ottawa, veg'n food, vegetarian Ottawa, West End
I thought I’d make things easy by putting together a list of B&Bs around Ottawa that offer something particularly special. I’ve also included a few that aren’t located in the down town core, since not everyone comes to Ottawa to check out the Official Tourist Attractions.
by Chantel
Date:December 27, 2010
Tags: backpackers, backpackers Ottawa, best Ottawa breakfast, best Ottawa egg rolls, Byward Market, cheap restaurants in Ottawa, holiday Ottawa, hotels Ottawa, inexpensive ottawa, locals in Ottawa, NAC, Ottawa capital of Canada, Ottawa Chinatown, Ottawa festivals, Ottawa restaurants, Ottawa Thai Restaurant, So Good Restaurant, So Good Restaurant Ottawa, sushi can, sushi in Ottawa, Sushi Kan, sushikan, travelers Ottawa, travelling in Ottawa, trendy Ottawa restaurants, vegetarian Ottawa, visit Ottawa, visiting Ottawa
Buried deep within just about every city, there’s a treasure trove of really cool places to eat, things to do, people to see and places to sleep that are inexpensive. The problem is that when you’re travelling to new cities, you probably won’t discover them because you’re only there for a brief holiday. Backpackers are Read More…
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