Best Nightlife in Wakefield

"Despite being open for over 20 years, the Manx Pub remains a well kept secret, tucked away in a basement on Elgin Street. The dimly lit interior appears relatively unassuming, but the place has a great relaxed atmosphere, fostered by its arts pub heritage. True to form, the walls are decorated with local art, rotated on a monthly basis and the place often hosts jazz and DJ nights on Sunday and Monday evenings."

"Located right on Elgin Street in the heart of downtown, The Manx is this super cool subterranean (downstairs) hideaway pub. Inside, the tables are cozy and the place is filled with art and a classic pub atmosphere. The prices aren’t too crazy and you’ll find a pretty decent selection of craft beers and whiskey."

"I was walking to another restaurant a week ago and walked past their patio and checked out the menu. The staff said kitchen just closed but he can check..."

"For some of the best views of Ottawa’s spectacular sunsets and cityscape, head up to Copper Spirits and Sights on the 16th floor of the Andaz Ottawa ByWard Market hotel. Whether you sit by one of the fire pits on the outdoor terrace, or gaze out of the wall-to-wall windows in the interior lounge, you’ll be mesmerized by the westward views overlooking the historic ByWard Market area, Parliament Hill, the Ottawa River and the Gatineau Hills."

"Located on the 16th floor of the Andaz Ottawa Hotel, Copper Spirits & Sights is a premium lounge providing a one of a kind view!. The patio offers DJ’s and breathtaking views alongside creative drinks and snacks.Photo: Andaz Patio via Facebook"

"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."

"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"

"It is one of the fresh breweries added to the Ontario Craft Beer Market. In the Lowertown Brewery, you won’t just get to taste the variability of beers and great food and cocktails, even wines!. Lowertown Brewery was opened in June 2014 and showcases a wholly working brewery and open-concept kitchen, crammed with a smoker and chicken rotisserie to meet all of your hunger pangs."

"On bustling York Street in the ByWard Market area, you’ll find Lowertown Brewery’s large front patio. Grab a seat in the sun at one of the large wood tables, order one of their craft beers (brewed on site) and choose from their made-from-scratch menu."

"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."

"Big Rig Brew Pub, located at 2750A Iris Street, is a dream come true for Ottawa area food and beverage lovers!. This incredible and state of the art Micro Brew Pub has already begun creating a huge buzz throughout the Valley. The warm and friendly staff invite you to make Big Rig your spot for the game, show out of town guests a unique Ottawa experience, or dinner and drinks with family and friends."

"Big Rig Brewery was founded in 2012, which was a humble 10 barrel structure initially. Presently, Big Rig is the largest craft brewery in the Canadian capital. It all started for the love of beer, which led to the new brewery in the year 2013 in Ontario, and it has won multiple awards at the Canadian and Ontario awards related to brewing till now."

"Known as Ottawa’s original craft brewpub, indulge in an upbeat yet relaxed atmosphere and choose from a list of unique brews and a menu with customizable wings, burgers and wraps, and tacos. Reopens June 13th.Address: 575 Bank St, OttawaPhone: 613-233-7849Website"

"Excellent sushi and tried both the gyozas for the first time which were delicious. Their house Kochu Roll is a must."

"Laurier House is a National Historic Site that was home to not one but two Prime Ministers of Canada. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and William Lyon Mackenzie lived here in the heart of Canadian politics from the late 1800s to the mid-1950s. Visitors can tour the historic site to see how our prime ministers lived back in the day."

"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"

"Overflow Brewing Company is a perfect choice amongst Ottawa breweries for you if you’re looking for a pretty environment with tasty food and favorite, or you can try out different beers. Overflow Brewing Company was the first production brewery with a taproom in Ottawa, Ontario, and to host big events that were mainly focused on big-scale music shows in a private setting. The taproom of Overflow Brewing Company is open for the entire week, where various kinds of parties and concerts are organized."

"Overflow Brewing is one of the newer breweries in Ottawa, but don’t let that fool you. Being new just means they have something to prove and they’re doing it with a complex range of beers from porter to American pale ale. Overflow should not be overlooked."

"This Southern restaurant has turned its Centretown building into quite the triple threat — head to basement speakeasy (officially named the Staff Room) for a hefty whiskey selection and some of the most creative cocktails in town featuring spirits twisted into new forms like kumquat vodka or lemongrass-lime gin. Now, the second level is home to Jabberwocky, which dishes up vegan and vegetarian bites and truly excellent twists on classic libations — like the breakfast old fashioned with oatmeal whiskey, maple, and coffee, the bubbly “Bullesvardier”, or the mezcal- and tequila-laden Oaxaca Fizz."

"Approximately nobody thinks of Ottawa as a destination for Southern food — and, yet, here we are. Union 613 is doing fancied-up versions of catfish, fried chicken and side ribs, but the quality is tip-top and the restaurant’s ethos is just as good (it offers staff health plans, for example). It’s got brunch takeout on Sundays (think fried chicken and waffles) and a stellar cocktail, craft beer and wine list that can be taken to-go as part of Ontario’s COVID rules."

"Ottawa’s reigning champions of southern food aren’t afraid to make political statements; they also do a fine brunch with options from chicken and waffles to shrimp and grits, accompanied with buttermilk biscuits. There’s a tidy cocktail selection beyond the tired old mimosa. A post shared by Viktor S. DeVice (@viktordevice) on Oct 29, 2017 at 7:47am PDT"