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Not only does The Honest Lawyer offer all kinds of new taste sensations to fascinate the palate, they have a selection of games and that will compliment your dining adventure. Patrons love the bowling lane as well as the 3D video games like racing, football, hunting and golf.
There'a tiny dance floor, with rock, top 40, rap, dance being played, but no too many dance. It gets pretty packed on the weekend. They have live bands too sometimes.
They have a lax, 21+ code, so they expect you to dress better then casual. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 141 George St.Phone: 613-562-2262Directions: close to Dalhousie & George, in tyhe Market (Downtown Ottawa)Website: http://www.honestlawyer.com/ottawa.html
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| | | | Byward Market: Modern Beatnik Heaven | Tip Rating: | | | | |
Okay, so it's a bit pretentious. Well, maybe a lot pretentious. But the art is interesting, to say the least, and they serve a huge range of creative (and expensive) variations on the martini. A self-proclaimed "21st Century Soul Club", the music here is kind of a wacky cross between jazz, electronic and world music. My favourite things are the two-story high red velvet curtains and the bongo drums that drunks can fool around with.
Think berets and black cigarette pants, a la Audrey Hepburn in "Funny Face". I don't think they're too picky at the door, though. Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: 56 Byward (side door, upstairs)Phone: +1-613-789-5324Directions: Byward Market; 1 block east of Colonel By / Sussex Dr., and just north of George St.Website: http://www.mercurylounge.net/
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| | | | Byward Market: Going through the Byward Market | Tip Rating: | | | | |
The Byward Market is a several block ara just east of Parliament Hill and the U.S. Embassy that consists of restaurants, diners, open-air food markets, bookstores, cafes, clubs, bars, and even a TV-station's headquarters. During the summer months, when the air is hot and humid, throngs of people cram the Byward's streets, shopping, eating, drinking, meeting people, or just plain old people watching from outside tables. In the nighttime, especially on the weekends, young people flock to the area's various clubs are bars to enjoy Friday and Saturday nights. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Located near the Rideau Centre and U.S. EmbassyPhone: (613) 562-3325Directions: The area composes of several blocks and is a little confusing to get around the small streets filled with locals and tourists alike.Website: http://www.byward-market.com
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| | | | Byward Market: Little Ireland | Tip Rating: | | | | |
This place is amazing!! This is an Irish pub! There are four Irish pubs connected to one (Heart & Crown, Snug Pub, Mother McGee's i think, and another one) You can do a pub crawl and never have to go outside!!! Each pub is somewhat unique in it's atmosphere, music, seatin arrangement etc. Some play current music, some play celtic music, some have live music, etc. No matter what you'll find something here guaranteed. This place is a must! irish or not. Pours in my opinion the best pint o' Guinness in the Capital. Has a very diverse crowd, and people are very friendly here. In the summer, they have a patio in the middle, somewhat removed from the downtown streets, and you almost feel like your in a pub in Dublin.
none Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Heart & Crown is on Clarence.Directions: Byward Market (Downtown Ottawa) The pub has entrances on three streets.
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| | | | Byward Market: A little something for everyone | Tip Rating: | | | | |
This bar has three stories, each one has it own different vibe. The first floor is more like a pub, the music isn't that loud (it's open all day), t.v.'s,etc. At night this floor get pretty packed (roughly 9:30 -10pm)and it's impossible for you to find a seat. The second floor (no bar on this floor, but their is a waitress) has couch's, tables & chairs for you to eat, a big screen T.V., and 2 or 3 pool tables, and it only gets full when the third floor is about to open. The third floor opens around 10:30-11pm, and it's where Minglewoods is the craziest. There'a a DJ cramed into the corner of the already cramped space, the dance floor is tiny, there's a pool table on this floor also, but can be difficult to play because of all the people. There is a bar on this floor, but it's small. When the bar is really packed, they make you wait in lineups by the staircases to go up, which can suck, and the bouncer's can be dick's. So don't get into a fight unless ya want one of these monkey's re-arranging your face (i have unfortunately seen it happen to often)
you can dress like a bum and you'll get in! Generally guys dress down, and girls do the same, or in club-type clothes. Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: corner of York & DalhousieDirections: The Byward Market (downtown Ottawa)Website: www.minglewoods.com
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