I really enjoyed my cocktail from the Cheshire Cat and my boyfriend enjoyed his beer on tap…read more My one issue is how busy it is and how it was kept extremely cold. It felt as though the staff had a hard time being attentive to the demand. I did appreciate the glasses customized to the Cheshire Cat, as well as the ambiance. I would've appreciated going on a quieter evening, if that exists.

Quality is rarely an accident; it is the result of high intention, sincere effort, and intelligent…read moreexecution. Kudos to Front-of-House (FOH), Back-of-House (BOH), and management!!! Lunch yesterday--my wife n' I visited for the first time--celebrating my birthday. Work colleagues had raved about the good food and service at The Cheshire Cat Pub. Our visit absolutely confirmed their perceptions--wow!!! Based on our experience we'll add an additional x15+++ to their 'rave' sentiments. A dedicated a top notch team effort from reservation, meal and final wrap up! The food, venue, the entire Cheshire Cat Pub Team working in unison made for an outstanding birthday celebration experience! We started our lunch with amber beer on tap, followed by Hot Beef & Yorkie, 2 piece FIsh n' Chips and Sticky Toffee Pudding & tea. To the The Cheshire Cat Pub...your teamwork and dedication to excellance is commendable. Kudos to all of you.

Just hit up this place last night, pretty cool crowd and the owner is pretty chills. Definitely…read morecoming back again!

Was in the area and stumbled into this place with my girlfriend on a friday night. Food portions…read morewere generous, service was great, and the beer selection was plentiful. Will definitely come back again.

The best spots to eat are always the ones you just stumble upon when traveling. That's how we found…read moreourselves enjoying an incredible meal at The Swan at Carp. Originally constructed as a Presbyterian manse in 1902 and later converted to a pub, the Swan was reborn in 2000 by the current owners, both of who. Are professionally trained chefs. The ambiance is warm with an eclectic decor and a healthy dash of history. The staff are delightful and attentive. We enjoyed the Sweet and Spicy Wonton soup as a starter followed by two incredible entrees. The crispy and savoury Korean Fried Chicken was an amazing dish full of flavour and just enough spice to keep your tastebuds excited for the next bite. The second entree was perfectly prepared Pork Schnitzel which was enhanced by an amazing lemon cream sauce. To end things off we ordered the Maple Crème Brûlée, a smooth creamy dessert with a nice maple finish. The Signature Chocolate Supreme Cake was perfectly moist, light and delectable. Everything we ate was made in house, by the owners who have taken great care to put together a menu to meet everyone's desires. The portions were very generous and the service was top notch.

This place has a lot of Korean dishes for some reason. They get 3.5 stars…read more Soup of the Day was chicken gumbo which was decent. Crab cakes were ok. They were cut with a lot of filler but were crispy & tasty enough. Korean fried chicken was decent. The chicken was slightly over-sauced & was really boneless bites - Korean fried chicken is supposed to be bone-in. The fries were pretty good: they were lightly spiced. The duck was pretty good - crispy & pretty tasty. The root vegetable mash was good.

Delicious baked brie and waffle. The baked beans were the surprise star, and the mini smoothie very…read morerefreshing. Service was good. There was live music on a Saturday morning which was very nice, but made it a little hard for conversation. The chairs are very heavy!

Their appetizers are really underrated. I enjoy all of them, especially the wonton app!read more

Great food and service. Patio is excellent. You have to order the dish and chips but one of us had…read morethe steak pie and it was excellent. Don't forget the mushy peas. Will definitely be back

This is not an Irish pub; it is a Scottish pub (and a very good one)…read more Had many good evenings there, but better on Robbie Burns Day than St. Patrick's Day.

Man.... This was a great spot! I was pleasantly surprised! I was kindof expecting this to be an…read more"ok" experience, nothing special, but let's run down the list. The atmosphere: Beautiful wood accented walls, booths, tables, bar etc with traditional glass pub style panels. Theres a fireplace in one area of the restaurant which would be nice to be seated beside in the winter. This looks like a nice English pub! The booths even have a door you can use for privacy! A very nice touch! The food: Me and the wife had the BBQ bacon burger, it had 3 types of bacon! Just enough bbq sauce to taste, but not too much to make a mess. The ground beef is ground fresh from chuck roast every morning, and you can taste the difference. Be careful however, some of the sides are an extra dollar or two, I didnt enjoy the mashed potatoes very much, but thats ok, I can't expect everything to be perfect. My daughter had a chicken and rice kids meal, which was essentially a Greek souvlaki chicken breast. I had to try it, it was juicy, perfectly cooked and seasoned. As much as it may be a simple dish to cook, I can't cook it like that. My son had the chicken fingers, they disappeared quick, and looked great. Service: The server was friendly, inviting, attentive, and easy to talk to which I really appreciated. she was very nice to my kids, and my kids were excited to show off their crayon pictures they drew for her. . i cant ask for much else here, except maybe to warn about the extra dollar or two for some addons, maybe toast the bun, and mash the potatoes a little bit more (some people would prefer it the way they make it Im sure) Bravo Barley Mow, Im hard to impress, and honest I think; you guys did great!

Food and drinks were too expensive and the waitresses made us feel uncomfortable. Ambiance was good…read moreand the booths nice, unfortunately the men's washroom was disgusting. Overall it was okay but we will not go back due to the service and the expensive costs.

Well after being away from Kanata for a dozen years I was looking forward to my visit…read more I sat at the bar and endured the trash old fashion you tired to make. I was polite. And did not complain. I waited for my kids to arrive and sat in a HALF empty restaurant for 30mins. We moved to a bar table and you told us that our wait for food would be over 40mins because of one table. Sure there might have been 20 people but you are HALF empty. Not sure what you would do if you were actually busy. What a waste. Disappointed and I hope others only visit when your parking lot is empty. Do this in my town and you'd be closed in under a week.

This pub has been here only forever... and we've never been here before! What gives? Well, last…read morenight we attended a play across the street at the Kanata Theatre, and we were the lucky recipients of a discount at this restaurant, so we decided to cave in and give it a try! We waited at the front for a few minutes before we were greeted by a young Hostess. The restaurant was not packed by any means, but there were a few other patrons, mostly older people. It made me wonder if they were doing what we were doing: grabbing a bite before the show. Our waiter admitted that he was in training as he was new; this is his first week and only his 3rd day. He and another waiter served us for this visit. Oddly, the veteran waiter welcomed us back - and thought we were here recently! Perusing the menu, they offer good specials during the week. We both chose the 1 piece of fish and chips which is normally $15.00 and on special last night for $11.00. and a beer (Keith's I think??! at $5.00 on Wednesdays - a different beer every night.) I found all my food was delicious and would not hesitate to order it again here. I loved the batter on the fish, and the coleslaw was tasty if a bit too much sauce on it. Our service was reasonable, although they were a tiny bit slow bringing the bill. They must be aware of the theatre diners... None the less, I would go back.

This place is conveniently located near the movie theater. We were promptly greeted and seated, and…read moreour energetic server gave us plenty of time to order. While we waited for our food, I admired the exposed brick walls and other details of the restaurant. On the main floor, there's a private room that can seat up to 30. Just called ahead to reserve, and there's no $ minimum. There's a variety of seats. The majority seems to be high top height. Personally, I prefer a regular table and chair height, so next time I will ask for that choice. Our house salad and bacon smash burger came out lightening fast. The food plus the beer were ok.

For a brewery, the beer was not very good. I had two different IPAs and they both had a similar…read morestrange flavor. For a brewery, I could not believe that they did not have a better selection of beer. The food was definitely better than the beer and the service was good. The ministry was a nice wide open space. But all the plates at the table were just above average. Nothing was absolutely amazing.

My in-laws saw The Old Mill at Ashton Pub on a local TV show and wanted to try it, so the four of…read moreus went. It is a bit of a trek from Ottawa proper. The decor is very British pub-like (lots of British memorabilia). Charming if you like that kind of stuff. I had the Salmon Boxty ($14.99). I thought that salmon, cream sauce and sun-dried tomatoes sounded like an interesting combination. The combination tasted not so much interesting, but rather odd. It was edible but I would not order it again. The Boxty came with a salad which was ok. Others at the table had the Steak and Kidney Pie, Ashton Chicken and the Grilled Salmon Dinner. They liked their meals better than I liked mine. I did notice on the menu that they had Rarebit. I love Welsh Rarebit and I rarely (haha, pun intended) see this on the menu anywhere in Ottawa. I regret not ordering it while I was there. Service was competent. It looks like they have lots of regulars. Servers seemed more friendly with the regulars than us non-locals. I am not a beer drinker so the fact that this is a brew pub makes no difference to me, but my husband enjoyed trying their beer. I think this would be a good place to go if you live in Ashton or happen to be driving through. I personally would not make a special trip to go back though.

3.5 Stars; when oh well will Yelp give us those half-stars to vote for?!…read more This place is still good. The food is good; they've upgraded the menu. The service is good, if a tad slow. Not an overabundance of wait-staff in this place. On the down-side: it was so busy in here! Such a popular place, even on a Wednesday evening - full to the rafters! You couldn't hear yourself think! And it was so H O T in there! The flies were having a party! On the up-side: our group of about 15 people was part of the problem: loud, and hungry and thirsty! Even better: they have started selling little brown jugs of their home brew. Yeah!!! We'll definitely be back.

Really friendly staff in a high quality dining atmosphere. Extensive menu options. Food was…read morewonderful. Particularly the Sirloin.

They don't accommodate children with sensory issues. I, 14 year old autistic female was told I…read morecan't be served chicken fingers because of a policy. They refused to tell me said policy, and my family cancelled their reservation due to this. Next time, maybe accommodate those with autism.