Patio dining, which was such a casual pleasure before this year’s arrival of COVID-19, now requires extra patience and presence of mind from customers, Ottawa restaurant owners say. Read More
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Don't overstay, respect the lineup: How to be a good restaurant customer in Ottawa
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