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Canoe Brewpub & Restaurant
This huge brick-lined warehouse is surprisingly intimate, though on sunny days you'll want to sit on the patio. Canoe's own-brewed beers - that's the stuff in the giant copper tanks - include the popular Beaver Brown Ale, but adventurous quaffers should sample the maltier Red Canoe Lager or the Siren's Song Pale Ale, a great summer beer.
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Glo
Victoria's best mod lounge bar, Glo has waterfront views, cozy oversized booths and a warming red-hued ambience. A great spot for nighttime cocktails, this is where the city's beautiful young people come to ogle each other. The food is also worth an ogle: the flatbread pizzas are great and the dessert menu covers all the bases. DJs spin a few tracks on weekends.
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Prism Lounge
The city's raucous gay and lesbian hang-out, Prism Lounge hosts nightly events, including drag fests, karaoke evenings and bear rendezvous. The Friday and Saturday night dance parties are its main attraction.
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Spinnakers Gastro Brewpub
A pioneer of the North American craft brewing renaissance, Spinnakers is a local legend that lives up to its billing. Its wood-floored, waterfront pub setting is ideal, and its selection of own-brewed tipples is second to none. Fans of lighter beers enjoy the Honey Blonde Ale, while those with darker palates quaff the Nut Brown Ale. Save room to eat: the menu of seasonal dishes - many designed for pairing with specific beers - is far superior to most pubs.
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Sticky Wicket
This cavernous complex is the place to head if you want a noisy night out with the locals. The Wicket's main bar serves popular (if slightly pricey) Irish beers, while its menu serves up heaping plates of pub grub, ranging from burgers all the way to chicken strips. Live sports are pumped through the TVs and there's a poolroom upstairs. The highlight bar is Big Bad John's, a tiny hillbilly nook with tree stump tables and a carpet of peanut shells.
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