Giulia : Elgin Street

“The place was pretty packed on a Wednesday night but I was able to get a table. The beer, salad and pizza were delicious!! All of my choices were recommendations from my servers and she was great. I’ll be coming back here for sure.”

“We visited Giulia on Elgin Street this past sunny Sunday and sat outside—perfect weather, perfect vibe. The starters were outstanding: hot, crispy sourdough with fragrant olive oil and rich cheese that hit all the right notes. We shared two of their rustic pizzas (called pies on the menu), and both were excellent. The crust was crisp, flavorful, and beautifully done. Dessert was the surprise star—finished with a drizzle of olive oil that made it absolutely divine. A must-visit for anyone craving elevated Italian fare in Ottawa.”

“We experienced Gulia for the first time Saturday evening. We ordered the sweet Tony and the Oscar- fantastic. The atmosphere for great. The only thing I want to critique was the wine. You should indicate how much is given in a $12 glass of wine and it should also be served in a long stem or short stem wine glass. It felt so strange drinking wine out of this glass and I was surprised with how little was served. It was also after the dinner rush so I was surprised at how many times I had to flag down our server on the patio. I do thinks it’s a great place though and I will recommend it to others.”

“Really amazing atmosphere. Low lighting, very classy and rustic. The place does have a chlorine pool smell. Beverage sizes seem pretty small and are also pretty expensive. The pizza is delicious; I got the Sweet Tony pizza and it AMAZING. Highly recommend trying it!”

“Restaurant ambiance is nice, and staff were friendly. Wish the olives were served warm, they would have been so much better. Pizzas were good but felt very overpriced, especially when compared to prices of other reputable pizza spots in the city. Came to celebrate an engagement with a party of 14, and we were charged $4 per person “cake cutting fee” … seriously? $56 to cut our cake for us? That seemed excessive.”