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		<title>One of Ottawa&#8217;s Best Restaurants &#8211; Luxe Bistro</title>
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I had the pleasure of eating at Luxe Bistro last night, and left with the opinion that this is one of Ottawa&#8217;s best restaurants. I&#8217;m sure that will piss of some of Ottawa&#8217;s more well known foodies who swear by the Gastropub or Beckta (also excellent establishments).  What I really like about the restaurant, besides [...]]]></description>
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<p>I had the pleasure of eating at <a href="http://www.luxebistro.com/site/home.html">Luxe Bistro</a> last night, and left with the opinion that this is one of Ottawa&#8217;s best restaurants. I&#8217;m sure that will piss of some of Ottawa&#8217;s more well known foodies who swear by the <a href="http://www.thewellingtongastropub.com/" target="_blank">Gastropub</a> or <a href="http://www.beckta.com/" target="_blank">Beckta </a>(also excellent establishments).  What I really like about the restaurant, besides it&#8217;s convenient location, is the French brasserie feel. It&#8217;s just a cool spot, and doesn&#8217;t come off as pretentious.</p>
<p>Our waiter and sommelier, Neil Gowe, provided friendly and knowledgeable service, and paired a fantastic Argentinian wine with my main course of Steak Frites. The whole table was talking about his selection, as two of us had the Steak Frites. I also had the opportunity to meet with Duane Keats, who is the executive chef there.</p>
<p>If you&#8217;re going here, you have to try the fish chowder as an appetizer. One of the best I have ever had. Dinner is pricey, but worth it in my opinion. I know Luxe had a bit of a rocky start, but that seems to have worked itself out as I found this to be worth the money. Has anyone tried <a href="http://www.stellaosteria.com/site/index.html" target="_blank">Stella Osteria</a>? This is one of the other restaurants that the <a href="http://firestonerestaurantgroup.com/" target="_blank">Firestone Group</a> has in it&#8217;s roster besides the Blue Cactus.</p>
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