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| - Picture this: you step through an unassuming door on a cobblestone street. There is no sign over the door, but the simple menu on the stand outside tells you that this is a place that takes its food seriously.
When you walk through the door, you are immediately greeted by smells of faint pine and wood smoke. Mellow music plays from high quality overhead speakers, and spans from Bob Dylan to Coldplay. You descend a staircase and enter into a Canadian hunting lodge mixed with a wine bar mixed with a gastropub. The floor is wood, the walls are stone and mortar, adorned with vintage decor; and the ambiance is at once welcoming and intimate. The staff are warm and friendly, and almost sense your preference of language, blending between the two seamlessly (if you prefer). The seating is limited, but groups are welcomed the same as singles. It may be the strong selection of mixed drinks, or the warmth of the candlelit lighting, but strangers soon become friends in this place, and there is a sense that you are all part of a lucky few who found this respite of pure Canadian bliss.
Come inside, hang up your coat, sit down, order a drink, and stay awhile. You will not be disappointed.
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