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"This cozy Centretown pub is the epitome of welcoming neighbourhood watering holes — a wide-ranging beer selection will satisfy high and low-end tastes alike, and the Manx offers some of the best pub grub in town. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Michael Canty (@mjcanty1) on Feb 17, 2019 at 2:35pm PST"

"There's plenty of wood detailing, burgundy leather, draught beer and a jovial atmosphere. The Manx Pub is your neighbourhood pub but with a bit of a twist in that it is second home to many artists, musicians and other local talents. Look around and you'll see their art on the wall or hear them play their music."

"Copper Spirits and Sights is an indoor-outdoor lounge that is set on top of the lovely Andaz hotel. Sip on fancy cocktails, listen to weekend DJs, and enjoy panoramic city views."

"A post shared by RT (@ray.ray88) on Jun 6, 2017 at 7:50am PDT. Where: 325 Dalhousie St. (ByWard Market). The vibe: Upscale, business-casual, chic"

"In a warehouse space wedged between Chinatown and Hintonburg is this great all-rounder craft brewery — its offerings run the gamut from straight-up hoppy IPAs and an oatmeal stout through to Beyond the Pale’s iconic pink fuzz, given some extra zing with citrus zest going into the brewing process."

"Beyond the Pale started as a pipe dream for a couple of guys that really liked homebrewing. They now have eight years under their belt, and have established a reputation for strong quality beer. Their Pink Fuzz Grapefruit Wheat Ale happens to be a fan favourite."

"Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 11:00 PM – 9:00 PM Sun: 11:00 PM – 6:00 PM Mon: Closed for brewing"

"The Lowertown Brewery is restaurant located at 73 York Street in Ottawa, Canada, and specializes in comfort food & craft beer, brewed onsite, and at a nearby affiliated venue, The Clocktower. LB is owned and operated by York entertainment, with a managing partner Jason Frederick."

"Opened in 2014, Lowertown is in the ByWard Market and features a fully functioning brewery and open-concept kitchen, replete with a smoker and chicken rotisserie. Now if that doesn’t scream a good time, I don’t know what does."

"Famous for: 1826 Gold Blonde Ale, Red Fife Tavern Red Ale, Timberslide IPA, Sapper's Stout, Harvest Loaf Ale, Lowertown Smoke Grätzer, Autumn Spiced Amber Rye, NEPA #1 Pale Ale, El Camino Lager"

"Famous for: Ridge Rock Blonde Ale, Ridge Rock Amber Ale, Lager Bier, American Pale Ale #2, Little Tiles Double Hopped IPA"

"This Southern California-inspired street food restaurant is a sleek spot with a night market patio. You’ll certainly fall in love with their tacos, snacks, and brews, cans, and other drink options. Reopens June 11th.Address: 683 Bank St, OttawaPhone: 613-565-3663Website"

"Southern California inspired, this street food restaurant located in the Glebe, offers cocktails, draft beers and wines. Banditos is a fun and brightly decorated patio — a great place to celebrate or to spend a relaxing evening. No reservations required!"

"The Southern California-inspired street food restaurant says their patio has doubled in size since it was last open. The restaurant opened last June in the Glebe and became popular for its sleek décor and funky drinks."

"This one is located in Old Ottawa East on the shores of the Rideau river. What is special about this park is the Rideau River Nature Trail that connects Springhurst with Brantwood Park. The sights of the Rideau river from there are wonderful."

"You may usually go to Purdy’s for their chocolate, but with three locations across Ottawa, it’s also a delicious spot to grab an ice cream cone or specialty dipped ice cream bar—which the kids love (who doesn’t love ice cream on a stick?). Purdy’s is known for their mouth watering chocolate so it’s no surprise that their ice cream is just as enticing. Tagged under:best ice cream ottawa,ice cream ottawa,best ice cream in Ottawa,ottawa ice cream"

"Since its inception in 1973, SAW has been a supporter of politically and socially engaged art, specialising in performance and media arts. SAW Video Cooperative was established by the local founders of the centre in 1981 in order to support independent video and documentary artists, along with their highly regarded multidisciplinary space Club SAW. In 1989, the three elements of SAW moved into the historic Arts Court Building where they reside to this day. The aim of SAW is to become a global premier artist-run centre through an engaging exhibition programme, outreach, and exchange initiatives."