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Ontario, Ottawa
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6001 Hazeldean Road, Stittsville, Ottawa, ON K2S 1B9 (Ontario, Ottawa)
11:00 AM - 03:00 PM (Today)
Mon - Sun: 11:00 AM - 03:00 PM
The Glen’s Tartan Kitchen charms with its cozy ambiance, offering a delightful culinary journey through traditional Scottish fare. Nestled in Ottawa, this beloved spot captivates locals and tourists alike with its authentic dishes and warm, welcoming service. Whether you’re craving haggis or longing for a whisky tasting, it’s a perfect blend of heritage and gastronomy.
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It always brings me joy when I make new discoveries when it comes to conventional (or unconventional) dining. In this case, my quick golf getaway in Kanata brought me to a local gem of a pub. The Glen was suggested to me through a friend and I certainly wasn't in a ... steak or sushi kinda mood. Upon my arrival I was greeted by the manager (Alyssa) with a smile. I was solo, so it was easy to gain quick access to the bar where I sat comfortably amongst the regulars and otherwise. One glance at the extensive menu I knew I was ready to indulge. Emily (my initial server behind the bar) made me feel at home by guiding me through the drink menu to help me make my beverage of choice. I was in a Scottish Pub... So Scottish lager it was. Tennent (photo) was the name and it was cold, smooth, and delicious upon the very first gulp. Then moved on to ordering the signature dish : Beer battered fish and chips..... They once again did not disappoint. A lightly battered generous haddock portion stared at me as it rested on a bed of crispy chips (note: order your fries well done). It is not every day I have fish and chips but this was the best I've had to date. The tartar sauces were offered as traditional, spicy Cajun, and dill... Emily obliged my request to sample all three and that was the way to go. Beyond 'melt in your mouth' deliciousness! After I "HOOVERED" this splendid dish, I still craved a touch of sweetness. This is where Geri (Emily's gregarious cohort and veritable partner in crime) dashed on the scene and suggested I treat myself to a butter toffee pudding. The name itself landed me three more pounds (kidding) but I was more than intrigued. Geri was right.... The dessert Gods have prevailed (see photo). This buttery anomaly was gooey cakey goodness that will leave you wanting more (leave your guilty conscious at the door and ask Geri to hook you up with a cold glass of milk... She knew where I was at). All in all, I think you can surmise that this was a meal that made a lasting impression. As did the staff who were all extremely cordial. The Glen Scottish Pub is a winner. Unfortunately, being from Montreal, I have to wait until I return to the area.... Or maybe I should just move to Ottawa?? (Quebec Taxes are killer anyways). Thank you to all who make the entire experience memorable and Google Review worthy. Read more