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This is clearly one of the most country-style breweries in Ontario, run by the Parsons family. The building housing the tasting room and beer store is made from reclaimed wood, set between a barley field and a hop field, with a beautiful beer garden in the middle of nature. Six regular beers are on the menu, along with countless seasonal and experimental beers of the most creative kind. They also serve a cuisine with world flavors concocted from local products. A must!

This small microbrewery is located on the banks of the Seguin River, with a breathtaking view of the famous railway bridge. We love the look of its tasting room and, on nice days, its beautiful terraces are highly coveted (with heated domes in winter!). On tap are regular brews like the house's flagship lager ale, IPA, Kettle Sour and bourbon barrel-aged imperial stout, not to mention the seasonal beers on rotation. A tempting gourmet menu is also available, as well as a weekend brunch.

A classic in the Cabbagetown area for over thirty years, this coffee shop has not aged a bit. The place still attracts its regulars who come to surf the web while sipping a good latte with a home-made sweet. Founded by a bicycle enthusiast in 1992, as the bike perched on top of the bar testifies, Jet Fuel is also highly frequented by the city's cycling community. In short, the place is nice and offers visual art exhibitions that change every month!

Located in the heart of the huge Lansdowne urban site in The Glebe neighbourhood, TD Place Stadium is home to the CFL's professional football team, the Ottawa Redblacks. The atmosphere is at its peak during home games during the season! But TD Place is also used to host a variety of events, from comedy shows to music shows and sports games in a variety of disciplines. Tickets can be purchased online, by phone or directly at the on-site box office.

Located in the heart of historic Niagara-on-the-Lake, The Exchange microbrewery is housed in a beautiful period house. They brew divine nectars including a Berliner Weisse, a New England style IPA and a Porter that reveals all its flavors when served in cask. The microbrewery also has dozens of oak barrels that were used in a Jordan vineyard to age its Belgian-inspired beers. Bonus: a boutique and a program of activities (comedy shows, quiz nights, etc.).