Ottawa Baskets · Vanier, Ontario
Order by 2 p.m. Eastern on a business day and a gift basket reaches Vanier the next business day — wine, gourmet, chocolate and more, prepared and checked before it leaves.



One postal code is all it needs: the store's delivery service answers with the earliest date.
The answer covers any Canadian postal code: next business day across Ottawa and Gatineau when ordered by 2 p.m. Eastern, courier to places beyond, and the next open day once the cut-off has passed. Same-day delivery is not offered.
“Charcuterie & Wine Gift Basket” and “Rosedale Red Rose Bouquet” have gone to Vanier before; alongside, a selection of the store's bestsellers. Seasonal baskets are listed further down.








Thanksgiving is Monday, October 12, and Christmas falls on a Friday this year. Deliveries run Monday to Friday, so a gift for a weekend or a holiday Monday needs to arrive on the business day before — order two business days ahead to be safe.








The nearest places with their own Ottawa Baskets page, the distance from Vanier, and the service each gets.
The next business day, when the order is in by 2 p.m. Eastern, Monday to Friday. After the cut-off, or on a weekend, it moves to the next open day; any later date can be chosen at checkout.
The recipient must be 19+ — Ontario's legal drinking age — and photo ID may be asked for at the door. Non-alcoholic baskets are in their own collection.
Yes. Give the recipient's full name, department or unit, building name and any delivery notes at checkout; baskets are packed to be handed to a reception desk, concierge or mailroom. See government deliveries.
Items are seasonal, so a substitution is sometimes needed close to dispatch. The value, design and presentation of the basket stay the same, and at busy times the store may not be able to ask first.
Yes — a printed greeting message is included with every order; type it at checkout.