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Ten Toes Coffee House & Laundry
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Nearby attractions
Plouffe Park
130 Preston St, Ottawa, ON K1R 7P3, Canada
Canadian War Museum
1 Vimy Pl, Ottawa, ON K1A 0M8, Canada
Tom Brown Arena
141 Bayview Station Rd, Ottawa, ON K1Y 4T1
Dundonald Park
516 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 5J9, Canada
Pindigen Park
Wellington St, Ottawa, ON K1A 0K9, Canada
Canadian Firefighters Memorial
200 Lett St, Ottawa, ON K1R 0A8, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Koichi Ramen
832 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 6R5, Canada
Pho Bo Ga 2 Snack Bar
857 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 6R6, Canada
Vietnam Palace Restaurant
819 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 6R4, Canada
Phở Bắc Oriental Cuisine
873 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 6R6, Canada
Cafe Orient
808 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 6R5, Canada
Pho Tuan
300 Booth St, Ottawa, ON K1R 6N6, Canada
Corner Peach
802 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 7J9, Canada
Pho bo ga express 佛波嘎越南粉
843 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 7M1, Canada
Palais du Vietnam is now Vietnam Palace Restaurant at 819 Somerset street West Ottawa K1R6R4
819 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 6R4, Canada
Pho Thu Do Restaurant
781 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 6R3, Canada
Nearby hotels
LIV Extended Stay
207 Bell St N Suite 100, Ottawa, ON K1R 0B9, Canada
341 Flora - InterRent
341 Flora St, Ottawa, ON K1R 5S2, Canada
Somerset guesthouse
820 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 6R5, Canada
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Ten Toes Coffee House & Laundry

837 Somerset St W, Ottawa, ON K1R 0A3, Canada
4.6(172)
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attractions: Plouffe Park, Canadian War Museum, Tom Brown Arena, Dundonald Park, Pindigen Park, Canadian Firefighters Memorial, restaurants: Koichi Ramen, Pho Bo Ga 2 Snack Bar, Vietnam Palace Restaurant, Phở Bắc Oriental Cuisine, Cafe Orient, Pho Tuan, Corner Peach, Pho bo ga express 佛波嘎越南粉, Palais du Vietnam is now Vietnam Palace Restaurant at 819 Somerset street West Ottawa K1R6R4, Pho Thu Do Restaurant
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+1 613-237-0593
Website
tentoescoffeeco.com

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Featured dishes

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CHICKEN SALAD SANDWICH
Diced chicken, dried cranberries, sunflower seeds, celery & mayo.
CHICKPEA SALAD SANDWICH
Blended chickpeas, olive oil, shredded carrot, sunflower seeds, mustard, celery, fresh dill, green onion, peppers w/ roasted red pepper hummus.
EGG SALAD SANDWICH
Egg, fresh dill, feta cheese, celery & mayo.
HAM & CHEESE SANDWICH
Black forest ham, smoked cheddar, sweet pickles, lettuce & Dijon.
POWER HOUSE SANDWICH
Medium cheddar, tomato, lettuce, cucumber, sliced egg w/ mayo.

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Ten Toes Coffee House & Laundry

Plouffe Park

Canadian War Museum

Tom Brown Arena

Dundonald Park

Pindigen Park

Canadian Firefighters Memorial

Plouffe Park

Plouffe Park

4.5

(60)

Open 24 hours
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Canadian War Museum

Canadian War Museum

4.8

(4.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Tom Brown Arena

Tom Brown Arena

4.3

(197)

Open 24 hours
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Dundonald Park

Dundonald Park

4.0

(434)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Ten Toes Coffee House & Laundry

Koichi Ramen

Pho Bo Ga 2 Snack Bar

Vietnam Palace Restaurant

Phở Bắc Oriental Cuisine

Cafe Orient

Pho Tuan

Corner Peach

Pho bo ga express 佛波嘎越南粉

Palais du Vietnam is now Vietnam Palace Restaurant at 819 Somerset street West Ottawa K1R6R4

Pho Thu Do Restaurant

Koichi Ramen

Koichi Ramen

4.5

(861)

Click for details
Pho Bo Ga 2 Snack Bar

Pho Bo Ga 2 Snack Bar

3.8

(409)

Click for details
Vietnam Palace Restaurant

Vietnam Palace Restaurant

4.3

(367)

Click for details
Phở Bắc Oriental Cuisine

Phở Bắc Oriental Cuisine

4.6

(244)

Click for details
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Hoss MackeyHoss Mackey
I stopped by Ten Toes today on the recommendation of someone I was buying a book from, and I've gotta say, it was a pretty good recommendation. I wasn't expecting much, I'll admit, just a tiny bit ashamed, because I was looking for someplace to have a drink, maybe a bite to eat, to kill some time until I could get picked up to head home. I walked in with my walker, and the one step to get in the front door wasn't a deal-breaker or anything, though that does, of course, mean the location isn't wheelchair accessible unfortunately, but that was the only speedbump during my visit. Atmosphere is an instant 10/10. The cafe is beautiful on the inside, and while I wasn't there to use the laundry services — which are apparently real and available! — I think that's a brilliant move for a business. If you're waiting for your clothes to wash or dry, why not have a latte or a snack? The decor is gorgeous and I was tempted to ask about the jukebox in one corner of the cafe, though I didn't, in the end. I asked for recommendations and ended up going for an orange cream seltzer water since my curiosity demanded I try it, as well as a half roast beef sandwich and then afterwards a greek yogurt and raspberry danish/croissant/dessert. :P The sandwich, while not punching you in the face with any one particular flavour, is delicious. Simple and straightforward, you can tell with every bite and every crispy crunch of the veggies inside that it's made fresh with quality ingredients. I only got half because I thought if I was still hungry afterwards that I might get a half of the ham and cheese to try that too! The water, because that's what it is — fizzy water with a hint of flavour to it — was surprisingly good. Kudos to City Seltzer. I imagine the idea is to offer an alcohol and sugar-free alternative to beers or soda, and I think they definitely offer a good one. I'm hesitant to admit that while each sip was refreshing, I was a tiny bit disappointed by the lack of overpowering flavour, but that disappointment faded away when I got a hint of the orange cream soda flavour and remembered I was drinking water. There's an odd and refreshing satisfaction to remembering that if you ask me. Not to be holier-than-thou or anything like that, I just thought it was a really good can of lightly-flavoured seltzer water. Unfortunately, the fridge was out, but I was offered a glass of ice that I gratefully accepted and that made the experience so much better. For dessert, I opted to pass up the apple and cinnamon danish — and I call it that because I think 'croissant' is a bit inaccurate, or maybe the little sign was for something they were sold out of at the time — and went for something I see much more rarely, the greek yogurt and raspberry danish. Delicious, especially when warmed up! Speaking of having it warmed up, I can't forget to compliment my cashier/waitress! Customer service was another 10/10 for me. No complaints whatsoever, I asked a lot of (sometimes silly) questions and got serious answers. I'll admit that certain items are a tad pricier than elsewhere, but I think the quality and the experience make up for that. If and when you visit, definitely have a seat and live in the moment. Experience the sights and sounds around you while sipping a hot drink or nibbling at a sandwich or baked good. I'd definitely recommend them, and if I'm ever in the area again I'll be sure to pop back in. TL;DR: Recommended, give 'em a try!
Tansy ChauTansy Chau
Laundry review (cafe review further below) - Solid place do a load of laundry while enjoying a cuppa or getting a little remote work done. Easily accessible by bus and close to the downtown core. I was travelling and staying a hotel nearby. My laundry load, I would consider small to medium sized, took about 30m to wash and and 1h to dry was enough (I went for low heat). Total was $6 for a load. Machines were clean! They're coin operated. $3 for a wash (loonies) $1.50 for dryer, 30 minutes (quarters or loonies) You can add coins for additional increments of drying. You're able exchange cash for coins at the counter, or if you're cashless, a cashback option was offered (debit/credit). When I went, there were 2 washers and 8 dryers available for use. Only 1 washer had hot water available and the other was cold-water only. (There was a total of 4 washers and 10 dryers but 2 of each were taped closed. Maybe will be serviceable in future!) I was the only one doing laundry on a Saturday afternoon so there was no waiting time for laundry but it's definitely a popular cafe hangout for folks as there were almost no seats available. Some other folks came by to use the machines while mine was drying, but there never seemed to be a wait for a machine. Good traffic. I went first thing in the morning. Cafe review - lovely vibes, a place I'd want to hang out for an afternoon alone or with friends to catch up. Mostly small tables, parties of 1-4 recommended but possible to accommodate a table of 6+ at the back by laundry if you can secure the tables. I loved that there was a deviled egg of the day (comes as 3 eggs/6 halves) and they have decaf coffee. Alternative milk available too (I had oat milk). The pastry display looked amazing too but I did not partake this round. In addition to laundry and cafe, they have a small retail section. If I find myself in the same situation of needing to do laundry and have a snack, I'd be back! Staff are also very kind, helpful, and friendly. Thank you!!
Erika MacGregorErika MacGregor
I will always recommend this lovely and vibrant café! Ten Toes is my favourite place to work on assignments when I need ambient noise and some good food and drink options. The atmosphere is giving plants, vintage retro, and boho all in the best way. I was recently there Saturday and the barista, Hannah, was the most welcoming, attentive, and caring service I have ever received at a coffee shop!! She came by to chat a couple times, learned my friend and I's names, and also reassured us the space is safe and welcoming even when it is late at night in downtown Ottawa. The drinks are always good, I often have a hot chocolate with oat milk and caramel, though the oat milk chai lattés are great too <3 I am not a coffee drinker, so I appreciate that they had non-caffeinated options. For caffeine lovers, I've heard their coffee is always well balanced and the matcha is never stale! Their food is also great, and they have vegan and gluten free options. All around 20/10 place, highly recommend!!
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I stopped by Ten Toes today on the recommendation of someone I was buying a book from, and I've gotta say, it was a pretty good recommendation. I wasn't expecting much, I'll admit, just a tiny bit ashamed, because I was looking for someplace to have a drink, maybe a bite to eat, to kill some time until I could get picked up to head home. I walked in with my walker, and the one step to get in the front door wasn't a deal-breaker or anything, though that does, of course, mean the location isn't wheelchair accessible unfortunately, but that was the only speedbump during my visit. Atmosphere is an instant 10/10. The cafe is beautiful on the inside, and while I wasn't there to use the laundry services — which are apparently real and available! — I think that's a brilliant move for a business. If you're waiting for your clothes to wash or dry, why not have a latte or a snack? The decor is gorgeous and I was tempted to ask about the jukebox in one corner of the cafe, though I didn't, in the end. I asked for recommendations and ended up going for an orange cream seltzer water since my curiosity demanded I try it, as well as a half roast beef sandwich and then afterwards a greek yogurt and raspberry danish/croissant/dessert. :P The sandwich, while not punching you in the face with any one particular flavour, is delicious. Simple and straightforward, you can tell with every bite and every crispy crunch of the veggies inside that it's made fresh with quality ingredients. I only got half because I thought if I was still hungry afterwards that I might get a half of the ham and cheese to try that too! The water, because that's what it is — fizzy water with a hint of flavour to it — was surprisingly good. Kudos to City Seltzer. I imagine the idea is to offer an alcohol and sugar-free alternative to beers or soda, and I think they definitely offer a good one. I'm hesitant to admit that while each sip was refreshing, I was a tiny bit disappointed by the lack of overpowering flavour, but that disappointment faded away when I got a hint of the orange cream soda flavour and remembered I was drinking water. There's an odd and refreshing satisfaction to remembering that if you ask me. Not to be holier-than-thou or anything like that, I just thought it was a really good can of lightly-flavoured seltzer water. Unfortunately, the fridge was out, but I was offered a glass of ice that I gratefully accepted and that made the experience so much better. For dessert, I opted to pass up the apple and cinnamon danish — and I call it that because I think 'croissant' is a bit inaccurate, or maybe the little sign was for something they were sold out of at the time — and went for something I see much more rarely, the greek yogurt and raspberry danish. Delicious, especially when warmed up! Speaking of having it warmed up, I can't forget to compliment my cashier/waitress! Customer service was another 10/10 for me. No complaints whatsoever, I asked a lot of (sometimes silly) questions and got serious answers. I'll admit that certain items are a tad pricier than elsewhere, but I think the quality and the experience make up for that. If and when you visit, definitely have a seat and live in the moment. Experience the sights and sounds around you while sipping a hot drink or nibbling at a sandwich or baked good. I'd definitely recommend them, and if I'm ever in the area again I'll be sure to pop back in. TL;DR: Recommended, give 'em a try!
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Laundry review (cafe review further below) - Solid place do a load of laundry while enjoying a cuppa or getting a little remote work done. Easily accessible by bus and close to the downtown core. I was travelling and staying a hotel nearby. My laundry load, I would consider small to medium sized, took about 30m to wash and and 1h to dry was enough (I went for low heat). Total was $6 for a load. Machines were clean! They're coin operated. $3 for a wash (loonies) $1.50 for dryer, 30 minutes (quarters or loonies) You can add coins for additional increments of drying. You're able exchange cash for coins at the counter, or if you're cashless, a cashback option was offered (debit/credit). When I went, there were 2 washers and 8 dryers available for use. Only 1 washer had hot water available and the other was cold-water only. (There was a total of 4 washers and 10 dryers but 2 of each were taped closed. Maybe will be serviceable in future!) I was the only one doing laundry on a Saturday afternoon so there was no waiting time for laundry but it's definitely a popular cafe hangout for folks as there were almost no seats available. Some other folks came by to use the machines while mine was drying, but there never seemed to be a wait for a machine. Good traffic. I went first thing in the morning. Cafe review - lovely vibes, a place I'd want to hang out for an afternoon alone or with friends to catch up. Mostly small tables, parties of 1-4 recommended but possible to accommodate a table of 6+ at the back by laundry if you can secure the tables. I loved that there was a deviled egg of the day (comes as 3 eggs/6 halves) and they have decaf coffee. Alternative milk available too (I had oat milk). The pastry display looked amazing too but I did not partake this round. In addition to laundry and cafe, they have a small retail section. If I find myself in the same situation of needing to do laundry and have a snack, I'd be back! Staff are also very kind, helpful, and friendly. Thank you!!
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I will always recommend this lovely and vibrant café! Ten Toes is my favourite place to work on assignments when I need ambient noise and some good food and drink options. The atmosphere is giving plants, vintage retro, and boho all in the best way. I was recently there Saturday and the barista, Hannah, was the most welcoming, attentive, and caring service I have ever received at a coffee shop!! She came by to chat a couple times, learned my friend and I's names, and also reassured us the space is safe and welcoming even when it is late at night in downtown Ottawa. The drinks are always good, I often have a hot chocolate with oat milk and caramel, though the oat milk chai lattés are great too <3 I am not a coffee drinker, so I appreciate that they had non-caffeinated options. For caffeine lovers, I've heard their coffee is always well balanced and the matcha is never stale! Their food is also great, and they have vegan and gluten free options. All around 20/10 place, highly recommend!!
Erika MacGregor

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Reviews of Ten Toes Coffee House & Laundry

4.6
(172)
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5.0
40w

I stopped by Ten Toes today on the recommendation of someone I was buying a book from, and I've gotta say, it was a pretty good recommendation.

I wasn't expecting much, I'll admit, just a tiny bit ashamed, because I was looking for someplace to have a drink, maybe a bite to eat, to kill some time until I could get picked up to head home.

I walked in with my walker, and the one step to get in the front door wasn't a deal-breaker or anything, though that does, of course, mean the location isn't wheelchair accessible unfortunately, but that was the only speedbump during my visit.

Atmosphere is an instant 10/10. The cafe is beautiful on the inside, and while I wasn't there to use the laundry services — which are apparently real and available! — I think that's a brilliant move for a business. If you're waiting for your clothes to wash or dry, why not have a latte or a snack?

The decor is gorgeous and I was tempted to ask about the jukebox in one corner of the cafe, though I didn't, in the end.

I asked for recommendations and ended up going for an orange cream seltzer water since my curiosity demanded I try it, as well as a half roast beef sandwich and then afterwards a greek yogurt and raspberry danish/croissant/dessert. :P

The sandwich, while not punching you in the face with any one particular flavour, is delicious. Simple and straightforward, you can tell with every bite and every crispy crunch of the veggies inside that it's made fresh with quality ingredients. I only got half because I thought if I was still hungry afterwards that I might get a half of the ham and cheese to try that too!

The water, because that's what it is — fizzy water with a hint of flavour to it — was surprisingly good. Kudos to City Seltzer. I imagine the idea is to offer an alcohol and sugar-free alternative to beers or soda, and I think they definitely offer a good one. I'm hesitant to admit that while each sip was refreshing, I was a tiny bit disappointed by the lack of overpowering flavour, but that disappointment faded away when I got a hint of the orange cream soda flavour and remembered I was drinking water. There's an odd and refreshing satisfaction to remembering that if you ask me. Not to be holier-than-thou or anything like that, I just thought it was a really good can of lightly-flavoured seltzer water. Unfortunately, the fridge was out, but I was offered a glass of ice that I gratefully accepted and that made the experience so much better.

For dessert, I opted to pass up the apple and cinnamon danish — and I call it that because I think 'croissant' is a bit inaccurate, or maybe the little sign was for something they were sold out of at the time — and went for something I see much more rarely, the greek yogurt and raspberry danish. Delicious, especially when warmed up!

Speaking of having it warmed up, I can't forget to compliment my cashier/waitress! Customer service was another 10/10 for me. No complaints whatsoever, I asked a lot of (sometimes silly) questions and got serious answers.

I'll admit that certain items are a tad pricier than elsewhere, but I think the quality and the experience make up for that. If and when you visit, definitely have a seat and live in the moment. Experience the sights and sounds around you while sipping a hot drink or nibbling at a sandwich or baked good.

I'd definitely recommend them, and if I'm ever in the area again I'll be sure to pop back in.

TL;DR: Recommended,...

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5.0
36w

Laundry review (cafe review further below) - Solid place do a load of laundry while enjoying a cuppa or getting a little remote work done. Easily accessible by bus and close to the downtown core. I was travelling and staying a hotel nearby.

My laundry load, I would consider small to medium sized, took about 30m to wash and and 1h to dry was enough (I went for low heat). Total was $6 for a load.

Machines were clean! They're coin operated. $3 for a wash (loonies) $1.50 for dryer, 30 minutes (quarters or loonies) You can add coins for additional increments of drying.

You're able exchange cash for coins at the counter, or if you're cashless, a cashback option was offered (debit/credit).

When I went, there were 2 washers and 8 dryers available for use. Only 1 washer had hot water available and the other was cold-water only. (There was a total of 4 washers and 10 dryers but 2 of each were taped closed. Maybe will be serviceable in future!) I was the only one doing laundry on a Saturday afternoon so there was no waiting time for laundry but it's definitely a popular cafe hangout for folks as there were almost no seats available. Some other folks came by to use the machines while mine was drying, but there never seemed to be a wait for a machine. Good traffic. I went first thing in the morning.

Cafe review - lovely vibes, a place I'd want to hang out for an afternoon alone or with friends to catch up. Mostly small tables, parties of 1-4 recommended but possible to accommodate a table of 6+ at the back by laundry if you can secure the tables. I loved that there was a deviled egg of the day (comes as 3 eggs/6 halves) and they have decaf coffee. Alternative milk available too (I had oat milk). The pastry display looked amazing too but I did not partake this round.

In addition to laundry and cafe, they have a small retail section. If I find myself in the same situation of needing to do laundry and have a snack, I'd be back!

Staff are also very kind, helpful, and...

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1.0
12w

I came here with my friend for the first time with high expectations and we were very disappointed. The workers were extremely rude, which was unexpected since they were treating everyone else around us pretty well. We didn't think anything of it in the beginning just to assume the least, but it became very clear that it was racially motivated. We kept getting stares and unnecessary side comments from the workers like "if u wanted it iced you have to ask", which we clearly did. Our friend also told us about her experience and the workers had gotten very defensive when asked about the food being halal, which further confirmed the islamophobic and racial motives behind the rude service. That aside, the drinks themselves were horrible. order was wrong twice, we even tried fixing it ourselves but it couldn't be saved so we threw it out. The place itself is very neat and cute, but unfortunately the space was not welcoming. I personally wouldn’t recommend this place, especially if you are a apart of a...

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