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1200 St. Laurent Blvd, Ottawa,
(613) 745-6858
St. Laurent Centre—where style comes to life. The centre spans 971,000 square feet and two levels of the best shopping in the Ottawa region. With a focus on the community, eco stewardship, and bringing value to our customers, St. Laurent is your destination for fashionable events and affordable style.
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50 Rideau Street, Ottawa,
(613) 236-6565
Rideau Centre is home to 180 of the biggest names in fashion, food and services. Check out the latest store promotions today and experience shopping at its best.
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1220 Place d'Orleans Drive, Ottawa, Ontario
(613) 824-9050
Place d'Orléans is your place for clothes and accessories. For tools and toys. For business and pleasure. For right now and when the time is right. For old favourites and new discoveries. For window shopping and power shopping. For something sweet and for sweet nothings. For status quo and major life changes.
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2121 Carlingwood ave., Ottawa, Ontario
(613) 725-1546
Carlingwood Shopping Centre is located at the corner of Carling and Woodroffe in Ottawa's west-end. You will recognize the building when you see the Sears Department store and Loblaws grocery store. The shopping centre is surrounded by a parking lot with over 2,500 parking spaces.
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Trainyards Drive, Ottawa, Ontario
The Ottawa Train Yards is Ottawa’s first centrally located retail powercentre and office development; it houses over a half million square feet of retail space, covering over 92 acres of property. The first phase of development includes retailers such as: Aldo, Benix, Cleo, Esprit, Fairweather, Tommy Hilfiger, Tip Top Tailors, Golf Town, The Shoe Company and Walmart.
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100 Bayshore Drive, Ottawa, Ontario
(613) 829-7491
Located in the western part of Ottawa, Bayshore Shopping Centre is a dominant player in its region. A one-stop shopping destination, easily accessible, that offers customers a diversified tenant mix with some 165 fashion boutiques, such as Esprit, Banana Republic, Jack & Jones and Swarovski, that stand alongside well known retailers like Gap, Winners and The Bay.
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729 rue Industrielle, Rockland, Ontario
613-446-7787
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980 Brookdale Av, Cornwall, Ontario
613-933-7616
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920 boul Maloney O, Gatineau, Quebec
819-568-1158
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375 Daniel S, Arnprior, Ontario
613-623-4367
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Latest Reviews |
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Love it
I love what they did with the place. Great food, Great beer and a perfect place to meet up with friends |
Louis, February 29, 12 |
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Not great
Attended last night. The server was good and the place looked nice. They even offered gluten free pasta which is a bonus. Their menu looks good. But only on paper. The Pasta was slightly over aldente and borderline crunchy. The steak was awful and the steak pasta was bad also. The saving grace were the scallop and antipasto apps. Overall not better than a 3/5. Their mains need a lot of work. |
John, February 26, 12 |
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Not what it used to be
Attended Hy's like I usually do for special occasions and this time I noticed that it wasn't what I remembered it. The service was not up to par with prior visits and nor was the food quality. I didn't feel like I got my money's worth. |
Pat, February 13, 12 |
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Great Place. Needs a few tweaks
The food was great. We shared the trio of meats and 3 sides for 29.99 and had a few Jack Daniel's to start. I HIGHLY recommend the Honey Jack with Diet Coke. Food and Service were all perfect. It was fairly cold in the restaurant and our table was in the walkway. Seems like they are squishing in tables. If you can sit on the inside of the walkway if not you might get bumped and... distracted from your evening. All in all Amazing food you have to try it. Love all the Sauces. great Gluten free options. |
Jamie, January 22, 12 |
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Great Wine Flights but
Great selection of wine flights. But the Cheese plate is stale and old. They haven't changed it in years. Same regular boring cheeses. How about bringing in something new, charge more. But something new. No one wants to spend 12-19 bucks for cheese they get at home. |
Karim, November 21, 11 |
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