explore
Sussex Drive
byward Market
Come get lost in the side
streets of Ottawa’s oldest
neighbourhood and find
yourself in designer
boutiques, trendy clubs,
and distinctive eateries
ByWard Market stalls
local insider
Stephen La Salle, execu-
tive chef of the Andaz
hotel in the ByWard
Market, loves his culinary
neighbours. He’s been
hanging out at Oz Kafe
(10 York St.) his entire
career and he couldn’t
be happier the Ottawa
classic has relocated to
the ByWard Market. “It
has all the same charm
and soul but in a bigger,
more beautiful setting.”
He recommends The
King Eddy (45 Clarence
St.) for its northern fried
chicken and waffles,
and King Eddy burger,
“the most loved classic
burger in the city.”
Art GAllery
The National Gallery of Canada
is a visual arts museum of inter-
national stature, featuring exhibi-
tions and collections from the
Middles Ages to contemporary
art. It serves as a venue for major
cultural events, like the ongoing
2017 Canadian Biennial, and
as home to some of Canada’s
most eminent art.
380 Sussex Dr., gallery.ca
Music to our eArs
Risen from the (figurative) ashes
of Zaphod Beeblebrox, The 27
Club opened early September
with a brand new look and
many acts already booked.
Catch the newest tunes from
The Elwins (Nov. 25), Cold
Specks (Dec. 2), and Chad
VanGaalen (Dec. 9) in Ottawa’s
newest music venue. 27 York St.,
facebook.com/the27clubottawa
24-hour diner
Whether you are passing by
midday or pouring out of the
bars at 2 a.m., Zak’s Diner will
have all-day plates of pancakes
or a hearty milkshake ready
for you. The poutine is pretty
great too.
14 ByWard Market Sq.,
zaksdiner.com
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