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The restaurateur who last month launched an online funding campaign to support restaurants in Kanata and Stittsville has closed Central Bierhaus in the Kanata Centrum Shopping Centre, one of his businesses.
On its Facebook page this week, the popular high-volume German-style eatery and pub that seats 250 people said it was “turning off its lights for good” after seven years in business. It had closed temporarily in October during last fall’s lockdown.
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