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| Sun - Mon | closed | | Tue - Sat | 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM |
Special hours apply to the following dates: | | Closed on Fri Nov 30, 2018 (Closed For A Private Event) | | Closed on Sat Dec 1, 2018 (Closed For A Private Event) | | Closed on Wed Dec 5, 2018 (Private function) | | Closed on Thu Dec 6, 2018 (Private function) | | Closed on Fri Dec 7, 2018 (Closed For A Private Event) | | Closed on Sat Dec 8, 2018 (Closed For A Private Event) | | Closed on Fri Jan 4, 2019 (Holidays) | | We are always open for special events and for groups of 25 or more. If you are a larger group and are not able to book your reservation online, please call us at 613-235-5246 or info@lagobargrill.com |
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| In Business Since | Summer 2008 | | Payment Options | Cash, Interac, Visa, Mastercard, American Express | | Parking | There are 300 parking spaces available across the street and parking stubs. Please allow our hostesses to validate your parking for two free hours. | | Dining Style | Contemporary Canadian | | Cuisine | Bar / Grill | | About Dows Lake | Located in the heart of Ottawa, Canada, Dow's Lake is located on the Rideau Canal. Named after Abram Dow, the former owner of the surrounding lands, the area was converted from rail yards in the 1940s into the beautiful parkland that occupies the site today.
Flanked by two scenic drives (the Queen Elizabeth Driveway and Colonel By Drive), Dow's Lake is a popular stop for tourists and Ottawa citizens alike, especially due to its seasonal events.
In May, the surrounding park is the main site for the annual Tulip Festival, which includes fantastic tulip displays from Holland, boat displays, fireworks, buskers and live performances.
During the winter months, Dow's Lake freezes and becomes part of the world's longest skating rink and one of the primary sites of the annual Winterlude festival in February. This includes events such as ice sculpting, concerts, and races on the ice. | | ATMs | Are available on site | | Cross Street | The base of Preston @ Queen Elizabeth Dr (where Queen Elizabeth turns into Prince of Wales Drive) |
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