
All Out Burger
A fast-growing Ottawa smash burger chain with 4 locations. Known for juicy smash burgers, loaded poutines, and crispy chicken at affordable prices. The Gladstone location is the original.
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A fast-growing Ottawa smash burger chain with 4 locations. Known for juicy smash burgers, loaded poutines, and crispy chicken at affordable prices. The Gladstone location is the original.

A Bank Street smash burger spot known for hand-cut double-fried fries and rotating monthly specials. Halal, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options available. Fresh patties smashed to order.

A ByWard Market institution since the early '90s. Chez Lucien is a cozy corner bar known for its no-frills burgers, cold beer, and live music. The Lucien Burger with cheddar, bacon, and red onion jam is a local favourite.

A premium smash burger spot on Elgin Street from the Gitanes team, using locally sourced ethical beef, open until 2am on weekends.

An upscale burger joint on Wellington West using chef-inspired recipes and locally sourced Ontario beef ground fresh daily. Relocated from Elgin Street after 10 years. Also has a Manotick location.

Roadside burger and poutine legend in Wakefield since 1978. Smash burgers, crispy fries, and homemade gravy poutine from $6.50. A road trip tradition.

ByWard Market breakfast haven serving all-day classics and the famous Morning Glory sandwich in warm, inviting atmosphere.

Ottawa's first Wagyu smash burger food truck, now with four locations serving Halal-certified AAA Canadian beef burgers and beef tallow fries.

A casual outdoor patio on Bate Island in the Ottawa River, with food and drinks in a relaxed island setting.

A family-operated ByWard Market institution since 2014, The King Eddy serves what many call Ottawa's best burger alongside Northern Fried Chicken and all-day breakfast. No reservations, no pretension — just quality comfort food on Clarence Street.

Iconic ByWard Market diner serving classic comfort food including poutine, all-day breakfast, and burgers since 1986.
