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    The Locks Restaurant

    3.3 (8 reviews)

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    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    4 years ago

    gorgeous Sunday lunch for Easter - the chicken especially was delicious! Lovely service from the staff in such a cute town

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    6 years ago

    Amazing. Elegant, great food! Beautiful holiday setting throughout hotel as well

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    The Stone Cellar - This shows we were sitting inches from the cooler door.

    The Stone Cellar

    3.2(16 reviews)
    0.3 km
    $$

    Server needs some etiquette training, we ordered a bottle of wine upon arrival and had to wait and…read moreextended period to receive it, the male parties at our table were served their drinks as the women waited on a bottle of red. Restaurant was Out of bourbon..guess it was a long walk to the LcBO to replace it on a Saturday. The rack of lamb had more rack and no meat!! Food was cold, potatoes dry, poor quality of food overall. The cappuccino came from a nespresso machine. Restaurant needs some updates and a refresh if they want to continue charging what they choose to charge. Good Luck to them

    Imagine being excited about bringing your mom to a nice restaurant for Mother's Day and turning out…read moreto be an absolute disaster. The four of us arrived a few minutes before our 12:30 reservation. We were instructed to make our way to a table upstairs. One elderly member of our group is unable to climb stairs. We politely declined and were told we would have to wait for a table on the main floor to open up. The stools we were offered to sit at were so tall I had to practically lift my mother up. Then we started to feel how uncomfortably cold it was. A table cleared up about a half hour later but the girl at the desk quickly sat a party who had just arrived. They had reserved that specific table we were told and we had to wait longer. So we were made to wait another hour. Meanwhile, staff appeared panicked and in over their heads. We waited two hours from the time we got there for our meal. By this time the restaurant had cleared. We were served cold waffles and pancakes to be washed down with undrinkable coffee. At no point did anyone come to check on how we were enjoying our food. What a disappointment. No dessert on the menu. Awful food. We would have left to go somewhere else but where could we go that wasn't already booked up? We paid the $130 and left. I've had nice meals there in the past but I see no reasons to support that place again. This was too embarrassing and maddening for a repeat experience.

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    Buyers+Cellars Tasting Room - Moschofilero (Greece) - Erzetic (Slovenia) - Mencia (Spain) / cab franc, syrah, p-verdo blend etc (Chile)

    Buyers+Cellars Tasting Room

    5.0(2 reviews)
    72.2 km

    Buyers and Cellars is a welcome, fresh face in the Centretown neighbourhood. Their sommeliers are…read moreincredibly knowledgeable, care deeply and work really hard (without breaking a sweat) to bring classy service. Since the Buzz disappeared mid-pandemic, there has been a wine bar sized hole in the heart of Centretown. My first introduction to Buyers and Cellars was a birthday celebration where my friend treated me to a tasting. It was every bit as girly and glamorous as you imagine. We were all dressed up and sampled 5 wines - 1 oz each and "travelled" from the Alps of Switzerland and Italy to Chile. My friend and I chatted happily in between tastings while the sommelier regaled us with stories of each winery, how long they had been in business, and how many of the wines they sell can only be found here. Imagine! These rich tasting wines not available anywhere else in the country. The wine from the Alps , for example, is only made in very small batches. I bought a bottle and I was hooked. I have since gone back twice - once when I was in a pinch and couldn't get to the LCBO or it was close to closing - and this evening. The second time I came away with two bottles and a free glass of wine. Tonight, I stopped in to pick up a nice bottle of wine for dinner on Friday, and asked if it wasn't too busy if I could sit and have a drink. The sommelier happily obliged and poured me three 1oz glasses, each of a rossa, carmeniere and a Croatian red wine. The Croatian, called Dika, was my favourite, so I bought two bottles ($60). The bartender comped my tasting, and I was happily on my way... but I'll be back!

    Great place to explore rare varietals. Comfortable atmosphere to study wines. They carry phenomenal…read morewines from less popular regionsI picked up Jordanian Barbera and Mencia from Spain. Def coming back on my next visit to Ottawa. :)

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    The Locks Restaurant - steak - Updated May 2026

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