The Scottish and Irish Store

Thank you for the quick and easy experience, and thank you for stocking the Barrys tea 600 box.Fast reply to my enquiry, fast processing and shipping time. I will definitely use them again.

I really enjoyed visiting this store. They have such a variety of food and snacks that you can't get elsewhere in the city. They also had a good selection of clothing and merchandise too. Great customer service and prices. Would recommend checking out

There is a good amount of parking space in front of the store if you come by car. This is an awesome store located in Ottawa. I visited the Scottish and Irish Store on a Saturday. In this store there are a lot of books, flags, purses, hats, stickers, cards, pins, mugs, dish towels, vests, sweaters, mitts, ties, quilts, souvenirs, jams, teas, coffees, cookies, candies, cheeses, it just goes on. Fair prices too. Nice store owners, they will help you find what you are looking for. I can’t wait to come back in the future.

This store is a hidden gem in Ottawa if you're looking for wool scarves, knit sweaters, and anything else Scottish or Irish - including imported snacks/food, rugby/football attire, full formal dress, and boxing gloves to hang in your rearview mirror. They've even got jewelry.The clothing is usually available by season and the inventory is always churning so it's fun to drop in once and a awhile and see what's new.

Many British staples, including a range of haggis products in freezers. Clothes, food, trinkets and more. Ample parking and knowledgeable staff. A great place to come to stock up on some old favourites or to buy some niche items you can't find anywhere else. There are many high quality pieces of jewelry in addition to more gimmicky" items."

Amazing meat pies, and a great selection of Scottish sundries, drinks and treats. Their clothing there is also very high quality (but i’m not Scottish enough to rock them)

Awesome selection of food and gifts from across the pond. I checked out the store for the first time, I usually go to the one in Bellscorner. Both stores are great and lots of free parking.

Terrible business ethics. They should be ashamed of how they treated my 70 year old mother who was only trying to return an unworn scarf which they only sell there. She brought in the perfect scarf still in the bag they sold it to her in and they refused the return because she was just days late and this was around the holidays which made it more difficult to even get in the store with their funny hours. So they took 120$ from my poor mom even thought they're 100% sure it's from their store and never worn. I'll be advising my fellow European family and friends that this place has no respect for their customers, they just want to grab their money and run. Really sad human beings working here

Always great time doing groceries with a Scottish and Irish twist. Today, we restocked on haggis, beef pies, as well as a great selection of Easter chocolate treats.

Somewhat perplexed by these five star reviews - I’m British and this is the worst store I have ever been to.Upon entry you feel as if every move is being watched. There is no music or friendly atmosphere, you can hear your own footsteps and with one wrong move it could all be over.The place is so dated it’s like stepping back in time. I imagine it hasn’t been updated in years and looking at the sell-by dates neither has some stock. Even the shelves themselves are so unappealing. You feel as if you are rooting through your dead grandmothers pantry. The only difference is you are paying extortionate prices for the privilege.The food selection seems to be an afterthought, tucked away at the back, allowing all other areas to be filled with any old tat that may have a reference to all things British. Although this really capturing the essence of a drizzly stroll along Blackpool front - hence the one star!What is the reluctance to call it the ‘British store’ rather than the Scottish Irish store considering most of the food items are made in England and they so proudly advertise the Premier League with a picture of Dennis Bergkamp who last played 17 years ago.With so few places to buy British items in Ottawa this place has the chance to be a place people want to come rather than just endure to satisfy their chocolate digestive cravings.