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A lovely neighbourhood bar, Hair of the Dog possesses loungy attributes—most notably the trippy music. Though located in the gay village, it’s well-suited to tête-à-têtes for couples of any persuasion, and attracts a host of regulars. And why wouldn’t it, with such a unique wine list and impressive bar food? There’s no shortage of seating, from the patio to the candlelit upstairs restaurant to the snug lower bar.
- Outdoor dining
- Kitchen open past midnight on weekends
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