Despite the many hurdles the pandemic has posed for Ottawa’s restaurants, one leading chef is moving her restaurant this fall to a much larger space while another will open his first restaurant in the Little Italy address vacated by the first chef. Read More
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Acclaimed restaurant Gray Jay finds new digs, while new restaurant Perch to take over vacated spot
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