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The oldest pub in Ottawa! Good location and various beer taps with reasonable prices. It was fun time! I would visit again for sure!

No service, takes too long to serve a burger with fries and two steamed hot-dogs.The price is too high for the small amount of food they gave us. There was only a couple that ordered before us and we waited for 45 minutes at least. As people came in, a family decided to walk out and most people that

Shockingly my first time visiting the Laff. Why did I wait so long? Delicious Deep-Fried pickles were consumed with a perfectly served pint of a hazy NEPA by BTP. Staff are friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. I will be back again very soon.

I loved this place, they have live music six days a week.

Live music 7 days/week; great local draft list; good pub food; friendly staff. In the heart of the Byward Market, the Laff is Ottawa's oldest bar and a true icon.

If you want an authentic, rustic Canadian experience this is the spot to go, the one bartender I didn't catch his name but you'll know, big beard and inviting personality. Great experience. I will be featuring this great historical bar in one of my publications 10/10

There's a reason this place has been around for so long! They don't try to be fancy and they knock what they do out of the park. There's a good drink selection, and all the food we had was excellent. A regular on the patio highly recommended the food while we were trying to decide whether or not to

I want to like this place. The atmosphere is really good. The food is fine. But where it goes wrong is the lack of service. There's nothing to indicate there's no table service (which is rare these days in a place that serves food), the bus person will stare at you and see you confused but not a