Three new Sandy Hill businesses that have opened their doors despite the pandemic
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, restrictions, and countless lockdowns, many businesses in Sandy Hill have blossomed in the past few years. Here is a look into three new businesses in Sandy Hill, offering everything from snacks to cannabis.
No Forks Given
No Forks Given has quite the unique story behind it to match its unique name. In the midst of the pandemic, when the food industry was struggling, Camille Pilon worked hard to continue pursuing her passion for the food industry.
While No Forks Given is currently located at 191 Somerset St E, where an old campus classic, La Maison, once resided, it was not always a physical restaurant. Before No Forks Given, Pilon and her boyfriend started out manufacturing a new treat that they called “Popcurds.” From there, they got a food truck and began making appearances at special events like the University of Ottawa’s Poutine-fest.
By September 2020, Ottawa was in lockdown and no events were happening, so Pilon turned to a three-year-old file on her computer that contained all the ideas for a restaurant she would call “No Forks Given.”
“Thanks to social media and the word of mouth, within three months we were extremely busy, it was incredible. We were very happy with the response,” said Pilon in an interview.
Pilon and her partner started out in their food truck with the No Forks…
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Three new Sandy Hill businesses that have opened their doors despite the pandemic
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, restrictions, and countless lockdowns, many businesses in Sandy Hill have blossomed in the past few years. Here is a look into three new businesses in Sandy Hill, offering everything from snacks to cannabis.
No Forks Given
No Forks Given has quite the unique story behind it to match its unique name. In the midst of the pandemic, when the food industry was struggling, Camille Pilon worked hard to continue pursuing her passion for the food industry.
While No Forks Given is currently located at 191 Somerset St E, where an old campus classic, La Maison, once resided, it was not always a physical restaurant. Before No Forks Given, Pilon and her boyfriend started out manufacturing a new treat that they called “Popcurds.” From there, they got a food truck and began making appearances at special events like the University of Ottawa’s Poutine-fest.
By September 2020, Ottawa was in lockdown and no events were happening, so Pilon turned to a three-year-old file on her computer that contained all the ideas for a restaurant she would call “No Forks Given.”
“Thanks to social media and the word of mouth, within three months we were extremely busy, it was incredible. We were very happy with the response,” said Pilon in an interview.
Pilon and her partner started out in their food truck with the No Forks…
