EXPLORING OTTAWA & MONTREAL (So much good vegan food!)

In this video, we have a slight disaster with an AirBnb, explore Ottawa, eat lots of great vegan food, and fall in love with Montreal. Enjoy!
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[@danc1513]

Sorry to hear about your experience in Ottawa wasn't great. We're not at our best lately.

[@louisandchlo]

We saw that there was a lot of beautiful things there though! It was mainly just our airbnb that let us down

[@mkraulis]

One of the best culinary cities in North America and you eat vegan hot dogs in an air B&B? Explore the food next time you vist, please.

[@rickohio4369]

I hope you got fully reimbursed for the Ottawa AirBnb! Better luck on the balance of your trip!

[@louisandchlo]

We did in the end fortunately! And they gave us credit for our next booking. Their customer service was great! Thanks for your support 😃

[@maxrockatansky2003]

Bienvenue à Montréal !

[@Charlottewright1801]

I’ve been waiting for this 😆😂

[@louisandchlo]

Hope you enjoyed it!!😃

[@jessicarox85]

thanks so much for sharing this

[@louisandchlo]

Hope you found this useful!

[@wmd9750]

"a lot of people on crack" yup that's Ottawa.

[@louisandchlo]

😂😂😂

[@bobbbxxx]

You definitely found the best places in Montreal! Well done! Louis, did I detect a bit of a Yorkshire accent? 😁

[@louisandchlo]

Yes, we are both actually from Yorkshire!

[@bobbbxxx]

@@louisandchlo I love Yorkshire! Harrogate, Leeds.. but especially York. I find Northerners and folk from the Midlands to be so much more friendly than London; they remind me a lot more of Canadians. A lot of towns in Ontario have northern place names because so many early settlers came from there, as well as Scotland and Ireland. When John Graves Simcoe settled Toronto in 1793, he called it the Town of York. I think wisely in 1834 they reverted to the old First Nations name of Toronto. There was too much confusion with New York, and I think it is nice to have some old Indigenous names; it is a huge part of our Canadian culture. There still is an East York, and a North York in Toronto, and a York Street downtown. You know how some cities have a particular sandwich (Montreal is smoked meat, New York is pastrami, etc). I know you are vegan, but the Toronto sandwich is Peameal Bacon on a bun, which is basically just a bacon buttie, a very Northern thing. A simple idea, but Toronto is the only place left in North America that does them! Do come back some day, and you will be most welcome!☺