No.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but not to your own facts.

Just no.
- Atomic Wedgie

Well this is where we get into what 'on average' actually means.

Per capita, Per number of restaurants, however you want to measure it, yes.

Holland is better than Soshnikov and Hyman.
- AdamFrench

What if he is better than Bozak

Holland is better than Soshnikov and Hyman.
- AdamFrench

maybe 3 years ago

I didn't even know Canadian cuisine was a thing

All I can say is this, the impact that politicians has on eating and drinking establishments can't be understated. It's the reason why a city of comparable size in North American that isn't a capital city would pale in comparison.
- TheMussel

The Harper regime pretty much ended that influence.

The civil servant expensing dinners no longer exists.

I have no idea what that is

I guess no Roti
- senstroll

Oh poop son. You really are missing out, but luckily for you, it is a thing there too.

https://www.yelp.ca/searc...oti&find_loc=Ottawa%2C+ON

The Harper regime pretty much ended that influence.

The civil servant expensing dinners no longer exists.
- Atomic Wedgie

And so there are no more nice restaurants?

chew on this

- dmnted

I was expected something else...I'm a little disappointed. Oh well...

And so there are no more nice restaurants?
- TheMussel

the Mayflower II makes a pretty good breakfast.

No.

You are entitled to your own opinion, but not to your own facts.

Just no.
- Atomic Wedgie

hahahah.

Funny stuff eh?

I ate at the Tapas place on Bayview last night. They're really good. did you know it's the same owners as L'Avenue?

I tried the Belsize last week. The food was good, service was fantastic. I found the menu lacked enough options though. I struggled finding something I wanted other than their burger (which admittedly was pretty good).

maybe 3 years ago
- Lucas.Neilson

Now

the Mayflower II makes a pretty good breakfast.
- Atomic Wedgie

Thought that it was anchored in Plymouth Harbor, in Massachusetts.

Well this is where we get into what 'on average' actually means.

Per capita, Per number of restaurants, however you want to measure it, yes.
- TheMussel

Google "best food cities in the world". You'll almost always find Toronto. Sometimes Vancouver and Montreal. Never Ottawa.

Speaking about how Ottawa has two cultures mixing, which generates a good selection of restaurants, when comparing to Toronto, is flat out ridiculous. You should be ashamed of yourself. Think before you type, please.

You're welcome to your opinion. It's just not a very good one.

What if he is better than Bozak
- senstroll

I think the first 2 words are not needed

Holland is one year older than "young" Hyman

hahahah.

Funny stuff eh?

I ate at the Tapas place on Bayview last night. They're really good. did you know it's the same owners as L'Avenue?

I tried the Belsize last week. The food was good, service was fantastic. I found the menu lacked enough options though. I struggled finding something I wanted other than their burger (which admittedly was pretty good).
- prock

Good to hear, because the two times I've been there, the service has been absolute poop.

What I mean by that is over an hour to get your food. The actual wait staff are very polite, but c'mon, I can't wait over an hour for my kids to eat.

We've done the tapas place a few times. It's good.

Have you seen that Cumbrae's is going to move across the street? It's going to be huge (and probably more expensive). We probably shop there twice a year - just too damned expensive. But poop, good meat!

Google "best food cities in the world". You'll almost always find Toronto. Sometimes Vancouver and Montreal. Never Ottawa.

Speaking about how Ottawa has two cultures mixing, which generates a good selection of restaurants, when comparing to Toronto, is flat out ridiculous. You should be ashamed of yourself.

You're welcome to your opinion. It's just not a very good one.
- prock

Because I don't rely on internet food writers to tell me what to eat and drink and form my opinions for me? thx

and i never said this

Thought that it was anchored in Plymouth Harbor, in Massachusetts.
- PrinceLH

I can confirm this (not the breakfast, but that it's in Plymouth Harbor). I can also confirm that Plymouth Rock isn't much of a rock.

Now
- AdamFrench

27pts is pretty good for a 4th liner

Now
- AdamFrench

not 1 quality of his game is above average for an NHL player, id imagine that's why he's shown the door

Holland is one year older than "young" Hyman
- AdamFrench

Dude, why are you always ripping Hyman?

Lobster and Donairs!

Holland is one year older than "young" Hyman
- AdamFrench

Holland has already had his time here. Part of the old. Let's move on to the new.

Right?

I'd be less than stoked to go to..

Detroit
Winnipeg
Columbus
Carolina

As far as cities go...
- Liger

Throw in St Paul, Pittsburgh, Calgary..

Holland is better than Soshnikov and Hyman.
- AdamFrench

I was honestly going to post this too Hyman will never score 20 points in the NHL.

I don't hate it/them. It's not a total dump, like say, Buffalo and Edmonton. It's a reasonably unoffensive place. There is just nothing all that good about it. There is nothing there that makes you think "man it would be great to be there". It's just.... bleh.
- prock

To summarize, Holland is to hockey what Ottawa is to Canadian cities. Meh.

Got it.