Clocktower Brew Pub - Ottawa Canada

Restaurant and Patio are not wheelchair accessible there is no wheelchair accessible washroom food was delicious stuff was friendly little expensive but it's what you get for being in the tourist District. We had ordered nachos, poutine, and fish tacos with a flight of beer and soft drinks. Food was delicious. Staff was friendly. Offered to help as two members of my party had to help me on to the patio. Would return if they changed their accessibility. They did treat my service dog well bringing her water, it was very much appreciated.

For a quiet evening, it was perhaps the slowest food service. Took us a bit to find a keto-friendly menu option for my wife, but we worked it out eventually. Unfortunately, although the wrap I had tasted fine, I have been suffering intestinal issues since.

The location is convenient, great place for a drink on a weekend. The service was somewhat slow though.

If you are a first-time visitor to Ottawa and enjoy craft beer, The Clocktower Brew Pub in the Byward area is a must-visit. Despite its quieter atmosphere compared to other bustling pubs, The Clocktower offers a unique experience with their own craft beer and flights for sampling. I had the opportunity to try various styles of beer, such as Raspberry Wheat, ESB, and Bank Street Brown, which were all very enjoyable. While the food options are standard, including nachos and poutine, they complemented the beer tasting experience well. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable about their products, making my overall dining experience at The Clocktower Brew Pub a positive one.

My experience at 89 Clarence was the worst ever. Yesterday, we went there to celebrate our soccer team with their parents, totaling more than 15 players. The drink orders were incorrect or missing, and the food order was a disaster. The waiters seemed unorganized, using scrap paper to take orders (imagine with 15-20 orders). The biggest surprise was waiting 2 hours for our food, which is completely unacceptable. There was no system in place, with absent management and even the waiters seeming lost among themselves.