OTTAWA Over twenty musicians are taking part in a two-day live concert this weekend, rallying to support the Mayfair Theatre. And you will be able to watch the concert virtually. The Mayfair Theatre is beloved by many in Old Ottawa South, and across the city. And now, very sadly - the Bytowne (Theatre) is closed down, and we’re the last cinema standing. We’re the last single screen independent cinema, Josh Stafford, co-owner of the Mayfair Theatre tells CTV News Ottawa. Like many businesses impacted by the pandemic, they’ve had to adapt. You look back, and the Mayfair has survived world wars; and, this is a crazy thing, the invention of the television, and then the VCR. It’s made it past a lot, we are very confident that we’ll be back next year, says Stafford.
OTTAWA There is a new takeout option available if you re looking for a quick bite to eat in the ByWard Market and Old Ottawa South during the COVID-19 stay-at-home order – a pizza vending machine. The Senate Tavern is serving personal size pizzas from an automated pizza machine and oven outside the locations on Bank Street and Clarence Street. It s been quite popular, said Grant Marley, general manager of the Senate Tavern. It s really taken off. We re in our third week and in the past week it s really taken off. The Senate Tavern purchased the vending machines from PizzaForno, which describes the machines as the 24/7 automated pizzeria.
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Tempests, more often than not, come in teapots. This week in Ottawa, it was dispensed by a pizza vending machine.
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On his social media on Tuesday, Anthony Balestra, owner of two Anthony’s pizzerias in Ottawa and Eldorado Taco on Preston Street, took square aim at two recently arrived pizza vending machines that sell hot and cold pies outside the Senate Taverns on Clarence and Bank streets.
Dining In: Vending machine s pizza satisfies curiosity more than it does appetite According to PizzaForno s press materials, it s a three-year-old Toronto-based company and its machines are made in France.
Author of the article: Peter Hum
Publishing date: Apr 15, 2021 • 18 hours ago • 4 minute read • The new PizzaForno vending machine on Bank Street in Old Ottawa South, which delivers a piping hot, fresh pizza in three minutes for approximately $13. Photo by Julie Oliver /Postmedia
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