My mistake, then. Maybe there *should* be a church bar: all that stone, stained glass and wood, with candles everywhere. Guinness would have to be served: after all, what's a church without holy water?
Those are gorgeous pictures, by the way. I'm going to want to check out new dining establishments upon my return - places that are full of character and decent food without being ridiculously expensive. This one looks like it would fit the bill on at least the first criteria.
Speaking of Denman, isn't there a pub on that street that used to be a church?
I remember eating at Nyala, an Ethiopian restaurant formerly in Kits but now on Main, and having them perform a more visually modest but highly aromatic coffee roasting ceremony where they would freshly roast and bring to the table a basket of coffee beans for your coffee. My memory may be flawed since others are attributing this coffee preparation ritual to Fassil.
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Caffeinated, flaming goodnes
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Re: church bar - Not that I'm aware of.
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Speaking of Denman, isn't there a pub on that street that used to be a church?
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I remember eating at Nyala, an Ethiopian restaurant formerly in Kits but now on Main, and having them perform a more visually modest but highly aromatic coffee roasting ceremony where they would freshly roast and bring to the table a basket of coffee beans for your coffee. My memory may be flawed since others are attributing this coffee preparation ritual to Fassil.
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fantastic
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