
Did you know there are more Robbie Burn statues in Canada than any other statue??? What is he famous for? Why the “Auld Lang Syne” song; we sing it every New Years and he is referred to as one of the world’s greatest poets.
Rand and I opted to celebrate “Robbie” at The Local Gastropub and enjoy their 3 course Barrielicious meal for $15.
It’s a tiny Pub with a homey feel; I frequent this pub often as I love that they have only local independent drafts on tap; so there is always something new to try. You can stroll into this place and have a couple of pints; grab a board game from their shelf and listen to some live local talent always feeling relaxed.

I started off with their yummy Caesar salad (homemade dressing) and instead of croutons they used potatoes. Clever idea; they complimented the salad brilliantly as did the mini cherry tomatoes. I’m usually one for saying,"If it’s not broken don’t fix it" but I have to admit this works!

My dessert intrigued me from the moment I read the description: A crunchy cupcake. Tricksters!!! Or not; I was thinking of texture not the chocolate bar. It’s a fresh chocolate cupcake with a piece of the crunchy chocolate bar on it. Too funny.
The service was great and Scott is always around ensuring complete satisfaction.
True to its definition; the Gastropub is a new type of public house where you can get a nice cold drink and some great food.
Thank you and See you soon for A Beer Tasting Dinner.
Bridgit
Seriously! What does St,. Patty have that Robbie Burns doesn't?
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