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Sip artisanal cocktails, craft beers and exclusive wines—and enjoy shareable small plates—in this Prohibition-style bar in the ByWard Market area.
The Apothecary Lounge's name is a nod to the “medicinal cures” of old, in which bitters, tonics and, yes, alcohol played leading roles. Today, the bar's mixologists create unique cocktails using real botanicals and house-made syrups. There's even a drink named for Ottawa's founder, Colonel John By.
Tucked into an 1875 stone building in the historic ByWard Market district, this stylish cocktail lounge channels the days of Prohibition but has a modern industrial-chic vibe. As you sip your drink, you can share treats such as charcuterie or oysters, nibble on small plates (think fries with champagne sauce, or mushrooms and quail egg on toast), or dine on something more substantial. In fine weather, the street-level patio gives you a front-row seat to the Market's nightlife.
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Address
54 York Street, Ottawa, Ontario
Local
Website
Email
Major credit cards accepted
Accessibility: Washrooms
Not available
Reservations (General Public)
Recommended
Reservations (Large Groups)
Required
Distance to Rogers Centre - formerly Shaw Centre (km)
0.85
Distance to Parliament Hill (km)
0.65
Distance to airport (km)
15
Coach Parking
Not applicable
Comp policy for the Driver and/or the Escort
Both
Fully-Independent Traveller Rates Offered
Group Rates Offered
Maximum Group Size
75
Average Dinner Entrée $
21 CAD to 30 CAD
Buy-out Capacity (reception style)
80
Buy-out Capacity (seated)
80
Buy-out Offered
Primary Type
Contemporary
Restaurant capacity (Full)
80
Serves Breakfast
Not available
Serves Brunch
Not available
Serves Dinner (daily)
Serves Lunch
Not available
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