Fairmont Hotel Château Laurier offers a truly Canadian dining experience. The Executive Chef, Marcel Muendel, and his team have created menus as magnificent as the hotel itself. Whether meeting friends, business associates, or just hoping to break away from the everyday, dining at the Fairmont Hotel Château Laurier is always a memorable experience.
- Housed within the Chateau's elegant walls, Wilfrid's restaurant is an award-winning gourmet temple offering a wide range of culinary delights. The Executive Chef and his team are famous for their superb selection of regional Canadian cuisine. This beautiful dining room offers wonderful views of the Parliament Buildings and the Rideau Locks.
- Named after Zoé Laurier Lafontaine, Zoé's Lounge is wellknown for its Afternoon Tea and cocktail hour and features live entertainment. Zoé was the beloved wife of Sir Wilfrid Laurier and known for her simplicity, kindness and most of all for her big heart. Without doubt she would have been very proud to visit her namesake, today the most elegant and stylish lounge in Ottawa decorated tr?s chic with plush carpet, glittering chandeliers and a marvellous atrium.
- In the heart of downtown Ottawa, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the busy city, the outdoor La Terrace is as eye-catching as its view of Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal and the Ottawa River. What better way to enjoy those warm summer days and nights. Being the perfect location to dine in the Nation's capital, La Terrasse is the best place for enjoying the lively scenery or simply for basking in the splendid surroundings of Château Laurier. Ideal also for having a delicious business lunches, candle-lit dinners al fresco and for having friendly get-togethers after theatre.
- Zoe's Lounge is proud to offer "Afternoon Tea and Tour of the Castle". Available every Sunday, this special offer includes a guided tour of the hotel and the popular Afternoon Tea. Afternoon Tea is a lasting tradition at Zoe's Lounge. Choose from 13 gourmet loose teas and enjoy our unique tableside service, watching tea go from the canister to the teapot.
