Flipper’s Menu Prices Canada 2026

Flipper’s menu prices in Canada run from $3.25 for an oyster on the half shell to $55 for filet mignon with a lobster tail, with appetizers at $12 to $21 and mains at $24 to $55. I read the official Flipper’s Ottawa dinner menu line by line for this guide, so every price below comes from the restaurant itself, in Canadian dollars. If you are heading to the Glebe and wondering what a proper seafood dinner costs in 2026, this is the short answer, plus the full tables.

What Are Flipper’s Menu Prices?

The short version: appetizers $12 to $21, mains $24 to $55, and rotating specials $12 to $38. That puts the full food range at $3.25 to $55 overall, once you count oysters sold by the piece. For another Ottawa seafood room in the same price conversation, the Adelaide Oyster House menu prices make a useful comparison. Now, the detail. The Flipper’s Ottawa menu prices in this guide come from the official dinner menu page only, checked October 26, 2026. I have not mixed in older review prices, and I will flag the one spot where the official page itself says the menu is a sample.

Flipper’s Ottawa Appetizer Prices

Starters here are honest seafood-house prices, not a cheap hook. Two dishes sit at $12, the chowder and the house salad. Everything else runs $15 to $21. The priciest starter is the PEI mussels at $21, which makes sense. A proper broth, a full bowl, bread for dipping if you ask nicely. Is the chowder worth $12? In my opinion, yes, as a first course. It is the kind of starter that tells you what the kitchen cares about, before the main even arrives.

Flipper’s Ottawa Main Course Prices

Look at that mains spread for a second. The cheapest full main is the seafood spinach Caesar at $24, then fish and chips at $25. The middle sits at $26 to $35. Then the room jumps to the $45 to $55 filet range, with the seafood platter at $50 in between. That is a seafood house that also keeps a serious steak option. Not every table wants fish. Smart.

Flipper’s Ottawa Specials Prices

Here is the honest catch with the specials. The official page itself calls this a sample menu and says it may be subject to change, with the specials menu changed on a weekly basis. So treat the specials table above as what the official page showed on October 26, 2026, not as a permanent promise. If the walnut-encrusted Arctic char at $34 is the reason you are going, call ahead and check it is on that week. Better a quick call than a disappointed table.

Flipper’s Menu Card Canada 2026

The menu card below is a render of the current official dinner menu, because the official site publishes its menu as text only rather than a photo of a printed board. Every line on it matches the tables above.

What Should You Order at Flipper’s?

First visit? Start with the chowder at $12, then pick your lane. Fish and chips at $25 if you want the classic. Thai curry shrimp at $26 if you want something with a bit of heat. The seafood platter at $50 if you want to try a bit of everything in one go. That platter is the showpiece on paper: scallops, jumbo shrimp, lobster tail, salmon, oysters, rice and vegetables. One plate, a full tour of the kitchen.

Flipper’s Seafood Dinner Price

The Flipper’s seafood platter price is $50. Scallops, shrimp, lobster tail, salmon and oysters, with rice and vegetables. Is it my favourite way to spend $50 in Ottawa? I am not making that claim from a menu read. But on paper, for a table that wants to share and taste widely, it is the most interesting order on the menu. And if you want to keep it simpler, the marinated jumbo garlic shrimp at $32 is the other plate I would point to.

One honest gap: desserts. The official dinner page I read lists no dessert prices, so I have not tabled any dessert here. Same rule for drinks and for lunch prices, which are not priced on that dinner page either. If a dessert list exists in the room, it is not in the source I read, and I am not guessing at it. Ask your server.

Is Flipper’s Good Value in Ottawa?

Short answer: starters and mid-range mains, yes. Top-end steak and platter orders, fair, not cheap. A $12 chowder and a $25 fish and chips plate is a proper seafood dinner for roughly $37 before drinks and tax, and that feels right for the Glebe in 2026. The $50 platter and the $55 filet with lobster tail are celebration orders, not weeknight orders, and the menu knows it. For another Ottawa seafood value read, the Oyster Boy menu prices show what a Toronto oyster room charges in comparison. My take: two people can eat well here for roughly $75 to $110 before drinks and tax, one starter to share and one main each. Dinner for two with a platter to share lands higher. Plan for that, and the bill will not surprise you.

The Flipper’s Ottawa Story

The Flipper’s seafood Ottawa story starts in a long-standing Glebe neighbourhood restaurant, above Von’s Bistro on Bank Street, with an eclectic room and a copper-covered bar noted in reviews. The menu tells the same story: seafood first, with a few non-seafood options for the one person at the table who does not eat fish. That is a neighbourhood restaurant move, not a chain move. Keep everyone at the table happy. I like that. And the hand-written style of the menu fits the room: a place that changes its specials weekly, rather than printing the same board for years.

Flipper’s Ottawa: Location

Flipper’s Glebe restaurant is at 819 Bank St, Ottawa, ON K1S 3V9, Canada, phone (613) 232-2703. A note on hours, because sources disagree: one listing gives dinner hours only, another gives lunch plus dinner on some days. I am not printing a single hours table here, because I do not want to send you to a locked door on a guess. Check Flipper’s menu prices on the official site before you go for current hours. The Glebe is an easy walk from Bank Street shops, and transit beats hunting for parking on a busy night.

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