GettinG there These two districts join at Preston Street and Somerset Street West, bordered
by Dows Lake, Tunney’s Pasture, Lyon Street, and the City Centre.
Buses 11 on somerset street West; 85 on Preston street
italian fare
Di Rienzo’s is a convenience
store, a grocer, and most notably
a sandwich counter which
always attracts hungry locals.
Their sandwiches and pasta
dishes, made fresh every day, are
only $7, and it doesn’t matter
how much the homemade can-
noli is — just try it. 111 Beech
The Prescott
379 Preston St., theprescott.com
St., dirienzo.ca
local favourite
Founded in 1934, The Prescott’s
claim to fame is that of Ottawa’s
oldest sports bar and restaurant.
you stand at the bar or sit in the
dining room, you’ll see why this
83-year-old venue has endured.
Try their square pizzas, like
the Dewie, or their original
Meatball Sandwich. Whether
art & meeting Space
Housed in a heritage building
at Somerset and Bay, The Art
House Café is both a coffee shop
and a space for entrepreneurs,
musicians, and artists to work.
Events and workshops pop up
whenever someone wants to
start a project or share their
knowledge. 555 Somerset St. W.,
thearthousecafe.ca
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