ottawa foodies

Wifey had the Zooma Zooma beef panino. This was nicely done and blended a bunch of compatible flavours. I found the arugula too stringy for a panino but obviously that's personal taste. I prefer my greens on the outside of a warm sandwich. If you like all the listed ingredients you will love this panino.

The sour red cabbage slaw that accompanies sandwiches is a nice touch!

This Seed-to-Sausage Capocollo, Manchego cheese, and eggplant panino blew my mind. Sure, I was hungry, but I think it just might be the tastiest panino I've encountered. They try to do everything local: bread from Art-Is-In, cheeses from Serious Cheese. Kudos for celebrating our high quality local products!

$9 + tax seemed a little steep for a sandwich until I took my first bite. The sporadically rosemary-seasoned home crisps are a nice touch too.

I couldn't bring myself to have a Big Nasty cinnamon roll in addition to this gorgeously gooey sandwich, so now I'm eagerly anticipating my next visit!