Cheese Please
The House of Cheese — need
we say more? Here you’ll find
over a hundred cheeses with the
parmesan, feta, and brie you
love, and the reblochon, Wensly-
dale, and cambozola that are
soon-to-be favourites. Domestic
Canadian cheeses and patés are
just as mouth-watering, good
luck making a budget and stick-
ing to it!
34 ByWard Market Sq.,
thehouseofcheese.ca
National Gallery of Canada
historiCal Watering hole
The Château Lafayette is older
than most of Ottawa, even older
than the Parliament buildings.
It first opened its doors in 1849
as a hotel. Now it’s a great place
to spend a Friday or Saturday
night with friends, food, and fun.
Plus, every Tuesday is the world-
famous open mic night and
every Wednesday night folk-rock
troubadour John Carroll keeps
the room company. But, honestly,
every night can be a good night
at the Laff.
42 York St., thelaff.ca
stay & Play
Unlike most other lounges,
The Loft Board Game Lounge
encourages guests to play any of
their 700+ board and card games.
Classics along with newer games
— Game of Thrones, Settlers of
Catan, Pandemic — are available
for play. Local beers on tap, plus
a fun menu of snacks and sand-
wiches. Stay and play for as long
as you want for the easy price of
$5 cover.
14 Waller St., theloftlounge.ca
The Loft Board Game Lounge
GettinG there Just a short walk east from the Château Laurier, the Market runs from Sussex Drive
to King Edward Avenue, and St. Patrick Street to Rideau Street. Buses 6 & 9 on Dalhousie street;
7, 12, 14, 18, 95 & 97 on riDeau street
36 where
holiday 2017