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har vest dining guide
Enjoy a traditional Pub atmosphere in a mod-
ern upscale Sports Bar setting. There’s some-
thing for all ages— fine, fresh salads,
sandwiches, homemade burgers, pastas, fresh
seafood and Buffalo style wings! Enjoy your
favorite game on one of the many large screen
TV's. Choose from more than a dozen Tap
Beer choices including ‘Sub Zero’ beers,
Wines and Sprits.
Pipers Sports Bar & Grill
54
King St. E. (Hwy 26) Thornbury
226.665.0255
Pipers
Sports Bar & Grill
Rusty’s sunny patio boasts the most picturesque
view of the hills. Bring the kids—you'll be front
and centre at the coolest place in town where
the pulse of the village meets the fresh, moun-
tain air. Rusty's cozy atmosphere will make you
feel right at home. Hungry? Try our steak, a
mess of our smoked ribs, chicken, and burgers
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all prepared perfectly with our signature
Rusty’s Rub and barn made BBQ sauces.
Rusty’s - Blue Mountain Village
705.445.2718
www.rustysatblue.com
Rusty’s
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Located in the original Blue Mountain Inn, the
Pottery has lots to offer including a casual at-
mosphere, exceptional service and creative
dining experiences. Celebrate a special occa-
sion or plan an evening out with friends at the
Pottery and take advantage of our summer and
fall promotions focusing on fresh, seasonal fare
inspired by our region. Open breakfast, lunch
and dinner daily. Children’s menu available.
The Pottery - Blue Mountain Inn
705.443.5509
www.bluemountain.ca
The Pottery
Butternut squash
gnocchi. Chicken
supreme stuffed
with spinach,
bacon & blue
cheese with
mushroom
demi glace.
White chocolate
and chai tea
spiced mousse
with orange
scented biscotti