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ATMOSPHERE,
PINTS & GREAT FOOD!
What MORE could you ask for?
There are several pubs
and restaurants in town where you can have a meal
or just enjoy drinks with good friends. If you love
the fresh outdoors, the summer sun and al fresco dining,
many of the pubs also have patios to enjoy.
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(on
the main street north end of town)
HAWG'S
BREATH SALOON & DELI
896 Queen Street, Kincardine, ON N2Z 2Y2
1 519 396-6565
YOU CAN'T GET BETTER
THAN THIS!
It's what a pub should be: delicious, freshly prepared
deli-style food; a healthy number of beer on tap;
the largest selection of Scotch in the area; and friendly
inviting servers that greet you on your arrival, remember
your name AND what you drink.
The Hawg has been a mainstay of the town for over
10 years. Helping to keep it on top is the inviting,
cozy, welcoming atmosphere and menu created by hands-on-owner
Laura Hawkins-Doerr. Laura's attention to detail along
with husband/co-owner 'make-you-feel-welcome Brian
Doerr', have built a place where you "can take
a break from all your worries."
Frequented by a cast of regulars, the "CHEERS"
crowd keep the floor dusted with peanut shells and
the air filled with laughter. If you dare, engage
in some quick wit and repartee with the bartenders
at the long beautifully hand-crafted bar, or just
cozy up at one of the many tables around the room.
However, you'll have to fight for the checkerboard
table at the front window, it's the most popular and
rarely vacant! Or, if pushing and shoving for the
'prime place' is just not your thing, you can always
simply sit back and enjoy the HD sports on one of
3 large flat screen TV's around the pub!
WARNING!! Ring the Bell... YOU buy a round for the
room!
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(on
the main street mid town)
THE
BRUCE BAR & GRILL
750 Queen Street, Kincardine, ON N2Z
2Y2
1 519 396-5100
NEW LOOK • NEW
ATMOSPHERE • SAME SPECTACULAR VIEW
The Bruce Bar & Grill is located in Kincardine’s
historic downtown, overlooking the beautiful shores
of Lake Huron.
Established in 1853 The Kirkconnell's have continued
in the tradition of offering a family atmosphere,
succulent food, top notch entertainment and the BEST
lakeview patio on Lake Huron.
The Bruce Bar & Grill is an excellent spot to
make new friends or to come in with a group of friends
to take in the sights, sounds and mouth watering aroma
of “The Bruce”.
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(by
the lighthouse)
THE
ERIE BELLE
259 Harbour St. Kincardine ON N2Z 2X9
1 519 396-4331
THE OLDE ICE HOUSE -
ISN'T ICY ANYMORE!
The old Ice House of yesteryear, now The Erie Belle
is well known for the best fish and chips in the area,
served in a newspaper cone "the way they used
to". Haddock, cod and sole are some of the types
of fish you can order at The Belle. You can also choose
from a number of side items to go along with your
fish including, homemade chips, salad or coleslaw.
Large parties can be accommodated in the expansive
establishment. Friendly staff and friendly patrons
make the comfort level easy enough to play a game
of cards or dominoes over a few pints in the bar area.
Or if the sun's your comfort enjoy the view off the
front deck overlooking the harbour.
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(on the main
street mid town)
GILLEY'S
FEEDLOT
832 Queen St, Kincardine, ON, N2Z 2Y2
1 519 396-8142
MMMMM, STEAK!
"The New Gilley's Feedlot has reopened its doors
to patrons in downtown Kincardine and is open from
11am to 11pm, seven days a week. The sports bar tone
is gone and replaced by a lounge area for patrons
to relax and have a few drinks. 'There are features
every week, but once again, we hope we are going to
be known for our steaks,' said co-owners Chris Birtles
and Pat Christie." ~ABRIDGED EXERPT, Rachel Sanderson
| The Kincardine News
PS There's also a shady side patio to enjoy a bite
and cool brew while escaping the hot summer sun.
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WINE
& DINE
If you're looking to
spend some time in a higher end establishment with
a stunning covered patio overlooking the lake, Harbour
Street Brasserie is your location. Or,
if you want that "Toronto Queen West" feel
but you don't want to break the bank then the atmosphere
at Tramonto
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(by the lighthouse)
HARBOUR
STREET BRASSERIE
217 Harbour Street, Kincardine, ON N2Z 2X9
1 519 396-6000
The restaurant is located on picturesque Harbour
Street near downtown Kincardine in an historic regency-style
cottage built in 1856, and restored and renovated
in the late 1990s. The renovation includes the addition
of a large lakeview patio for those wishing to dine
outdoors in the summer months and enjoy the spectacular
sunsets Lake Huron has to offer.
The warm rich decor,
along with fireside dining in the winter, is the
perfect setting to enjoy the Brasserie's gastronomical
delights. Chef Derek Griffiths brings his culinary
experience to the table serving renowned French-based
cuisine. The wine list is a thoughtful selection
of both new and old world wines. The thoughtfulness
is also reflected in the wine service itself.
Harbour Street Brasserie
intrigues both the palate and the eye, creating
a dining experience unrivaled in the area.
See the reviews on Restaurantica.com
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(on
the main street mid town)
TRAMONTO
765 Queen Street, Kincardine, ON N2Z
2Y2
1 519 396-VINO
For a delightful evening out with great food, a great
wine selection that's great on the pocket book, Tramonto
is the place to go. Its a perfect location to have
dinner prior to the Saturday evening Pipe Band parade
or before taking in the local theatre.
Sunday brunch with their tasty seasonal menu is an
enjoyable option as well.
Some have complained about "the wait", however
I like to think of it as not being rushed out the
door! We sit back and enjoy our wine and conversation
with friends while savouring the atmosphere and the
presentation. We've always had great friendly service
and yes its not your everyday bland food (as some
prefer), its delicious well presented faire!
See the reviews on Restaurantica.com
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DINERS,
SPORTSBARS AND MORE
There are many more locations around town including
the recently opened Crabby Joe's and Boston Pizza. For
more listings check out Kincardine's
Business Listing and the Sunset's
Kincardine web sites for the newest venues. |
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