Ok this is impossible. I am unable to list all restaurants here. Please check my "Cornwall Restaurants" Travelodge for more pictures of restaurants. I thought Ottawa has a lot of restaurants but let me tell you, Cornwall has more! It is a small town but has very, many restaurants.
This restaurant is located in old Cornwall. I highly recommend you finding a restaurant in old Cornwall. In new Cornwall you mostly see big American, fast-food chain restaurants like Mc Donald's, Burger King, Harvey's, and so on. You can find those everywhere.
Favorite Dish: I really liked this restaurant from the outside and heard music out of it as I was walking by it. They serve typical Canadian dishes like Bb ribs, Stake, Pasta, sea-food and many other things. They also have live music on weekends where a band is playing with instruments.
Written May 5, 2003
Address: 401 Montréal Road, Cornwall
Phone: 1-613-933-2442
Even though Cornwall has it's own bus service, I've yet too see one going through Cornwall. I saw a bus stop but no bus anywhere. I know they have environmentally friendly buses that consume no gasoline. Getting to Cornwall is easiest with an automobile and if you go by car, you can also get around the city in your car. There is plenty of parking in the new section. On the O-town use the side streets. There is a train station but no airport.
I just parked my car on the street and walked most of my journey. Cornwall also has nice bike paths where you can see people rollerblading, biking and walking around.
Written May 7, 2003
Ok, this is strange. I have no doubt in my mind that this is a local custom in Cornwall. I've never seen so many cheesy billboards as I saw in Cornwall. In fact I will create a Travelodge just for this purpose. Some of them are old, some newer. You see them all over town on big firewalls. I just couldn't resist not to photograph these boards. Just look at the writings in some of them.
Written May 5, 2003
This is a jealous Canada Goose. If you take a better look at the image, you might see that there is also a ground hog sharing the territory with the goose. I am not sure if this is a male or female goose but the males can get jealous and attack you.
Feed the seagulls and stay away from the gees. The seagulls will be more than happy to consume your entire lunch in a matter of minutes. :)
Written May 5, 2003
Make sure you don't brake the law because you can end up in one of these old fashion handcuffs! They have one on display in front of the United County Building.
Unique Suggestions: Just kidding. This is part of the accessories they display. It was used in the eighteen century to hold prisoners and to interrogate them.
Fun Alternatives: Take a picture of it.
Updated May 5, 2003
Luggage and bags: No luggage or leave it in your car.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Wind braker. Cornwall is windy.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Dental floss.
Photo Equipment: Camera with extra batteries.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Tent if you want to camping. Good hiking or running shoes.
Miscellaneous: Money. Bring money for lunch / dinner.
Updated May 7, 2003
Favorite thing: Cornwall is a relatively clean city and I didn't see much garbage on the streets or in the parks.
I think the entire town is involved keeping their city clean.
Fondest memory: I really liked these trash cans, painted by local school children. Please use them.
Written May 7, 2003
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