Ottawa’s two Stoneface Dolly’s eateries — the two-decades-old original on Preston Street and its newer spin-off in Riverside South — are closing this month, in part because of the devastating blow the novel coronavirus crisis has dealt to restaurants. Read More
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COVID-19 helps to shut down Ottawa's two Stoneface Dolly's restaurants
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