Quebecers need not cross to Ottawa to pick up juicy shawarma or garlicky potatoes — this affordable spot in Chelsea is open for take-out seven days, although with slightly reduced hours.

This anchor of Old Chelsea has morphed into a take-out and delivery operation with comforting pub fare like burgers, sandwiches, and fish and chips, plus craft beers to go, although only from Friday to Sunday. Around the corner (and working with the Chelsea Pub), café Biscotti & Cie. is open all week long with coffee, pastries, pizza, and pasta.

This Chelsea restaurant is mixing Québécois and French touches on a hearty sugar shack menu that features a meaty duck confit and pork belly dish (both in the one dish, that is) and pea soup with smoked duck, plus an array of sweet maple treats. It’s available Tuesday to Sunday for pick-up; an advance order is required.

This no-fuss south Indian and Sri Lankan spot on Dalhousie is open daily from late morning to mid-evening every day. Expect fluffy dosa, spicy kothu rotti (a stir fry of sorts with roti mixed in), among plenty of other options on an extensive menu.

New-age Byward Market diner the King Eddy continues to dish up burgers, fried chicken, and an array of Southern-leaning fishes like shrimp and grits — the restaurant’s very late hours have been understandably dialed back, but the hours are still fairly extensive. Delivery is available via Uber Eats and Doordash.

Fresh bread, pizza, and sweet treats (plus some frozen options) are still coming out of the oven at one of Ottawa’s best bakeries, for take-out only. Hours are fairly restricted — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., weekdays only.

This fantastic Centretown Italian resto has a simple yet refined take-out menu of soups, salads, and pasta (made in-house, of course), plus wine to-go, and family meal packs suitable for four to six people. Delivery available on request: it’s best to call them.

Centretown Filipino go-to Tamis is offering delivery of dishes like spicy adobo chicken, lechon kawali (crispy pork belly), and other spicy, (mostly) meaty treats. Get it via Doordash or Uber Eats.

Ottawa is a shawarma town, and Shawarma Palace is among the best of the options still open. All four locations are operating on regular-ish hours, serving affordable Lebanese platters and sandwiches to go or for delivery via multiple apps. Healthcare workers with ID get a free sandwich throughout April, too.

New Mee Fung is much more than a pho place — its particularly long menu spans from rice paper rolls to vermicelli bowls and lemongrass beef or chicken. Call them for pick-up orders, otherwise delivery is available via Uber Eats and Doordash.

This fresh new purveyor of Roman-style pizza (al taglio) is baking its plus-sized pies for home consumption, and also has a few other options from arancini to gelato. Pick-up orders must be made over the phone; delivery is available via Uber Eats, and hours are fairly limited — 5 to 8:30 p.m. only.

All four locations of this vegan and vegetarian favourite are open and serving take-out and delivery, with a mix of comfort fare (poutine and veggie burgers) and wholesome options like salads and a tofu noodle bowl. Order online for take-out and delivery — they’re also selling beer and wine for those looking to skip LCBO lines.

Delicious Korean food is the name of the game at this Old Ottawa South establishment — fried chicken with sweet and spicy glazes is , but other options like rice cakes, bulgogi, and seafood pancakes shine too. Open from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day but Monday.

This convenience store also carries an array of tasty, cheap manoush options (Lebanese pizza) topped with tangy zaatar, meat, and cheese — throw in some baklava for a rounded meal. They deliver via Uber Eats, too.