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Ottawa’s best brunch spots: The Glebe edition
Irene’s Pub has long been the place to be for last night’s party-goers, in search of a casual, relaxing brunch after a night on the town. The pub has served as a cultural gathering place for decades and pub founder Irene Corey has been recognized for outstanding service to the community. The restaurant’s eclectic menu includes eggs benedict (including a Cali benny option with garlic and cayenne pepper), omelettes, huevos rancheros, and the quintessential steak and eggs.
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Where to sip locally brewed craft beer in Ottawa
A Glebe institution since Irene Corey opened this neighbourhood watering hole in 1985, Irene’s attracts an eclectic crowd from aging hippies, university professors and punks barely of drinking age to local politicos and musicians. Patrons enjoy regional drafts (Beyond the Pale, Kichesippi, Ashton) as well as taps from big boys like Keiths and Creemore. Thursday to Sunday, a wide range of live music is presented in the back room. The veggie burgers and daily specials here are remarkably good.
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