Eatdrink Waterloo & Wellington #3 October/November 2018

28 |October/November 2018
Loloan Lobby Bar in uptown Waterloo is helmed
by the owners of Jane Bond and Bhima's Warung
(a local food institution and considered by many
to be one of Waterloo’s best restaurants). The food
and drinks are incredible, but the architecture and
unique design also make this restaurant special.
You feel like you are in a beautiful Thailand resort.
loloanlobbybar.com
The Rich Uncle Tavern got its name from a cigar
that used to be manufactured in and around the
tavern’s current location, back in the late 1800s to
early 1900s. The Ignite Restaurant Group looked
back to find inspiration for the Tavern’s name.
Joseph Winterhalt, a local cigar manufacturer in
Kitchener, then known as the City of Berlin, created
the “Rich Uncle” line of cigars and boasted they
were “10 cents and worth it.” richuncletavern.ca
The name Graffiti was inspired by the Led Zeppelin
album, Physical Graffiti, and allows the Ignite
Restaurant Group to share their love for art and
hip hop. The food philosophy at Graffiti Market is
to create local comfort food with unique variations,
drawing inspiration from Tuscany to Detroit,
and the surrounding rural areas in Kitchener.
graffitimarket.ca
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Swine and Vine, owned by Jill and Mica Sadler,
was conceived to create a socially vibrant dining
experience where people could come together,
enjoy great beer and wine, and share charcuterie
and cheese boards and other locally-sourced
food. The premises at 295 Lancaster Street West
in Kitchener were previously occupied by Public
Kitchen & Bar, which has moved a few blocks to
Victoria Street. swineandvine.ca
Waterloo Brewing can lay claim not only to being
Ontario’s first craft brewer but also its largest. The
recipe uses fresh, handmade, simple ingredients
and hasn’t changed since 1984. As the thirst for
exceptional craft beers has spread, these brewers
have kept their heads down and stayed true to
what they believe are deeply shared K-W values of
quality, craftsmanship and a spirit of innovation.
waterloobrewing.com
Waterloo
If Indiegogo has anything to say about it, Waterloo
will soon have a zero-waste bulk grocery store at
110 King Street South. Simply named Zero Waste
Bulk, the store will partner with local producers
and sell bulk foods, produce, fresh breads, bulk
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 6
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 13
EXPERIENCE GREAT FOOD & AUTHENTIC FESTHALLE EXPERIENCE
MULTIPLE TOUR OPTIONS EACH DAY
2 RESTAURANTS & 1 FESTHALLE PER TOUR!
TICKETS: $135 +HST
INCLUDES TRANSPORTATION, FOOD AND DRINK AT EACH STOP
VISIT OKTOBERFEST.CA FOR TOUR & TICKET INFO
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