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HobNob at The Charles Hotel
An 1832 manor with a leafy garden patio. Eggs benedict, ricotta pancakes, an unhurried pot of coffee. Sunday's most charming room.
Location · Old Town
Brunch in the
old town.
Why Old Town?
Old Town Niagara-on-the-Lake is the heart of the region — a heritage village of 19th-century homes, lake views, and a Queen Street that walks like a film set. For brunch it offers a particular advantage: you can park once, eat slowly, and end the afternoon at a wine shop or a bookstore on the same block.
It's where most of our weekend socials happen, and where we send members on their own when they want a quiet table with a friend.
The rooms
Where we sit.
Three Old Town rooms that earn the trip on their own — and where our socials happen most often.
02
Treadwell Cuisine
A farm-to-table benchmark on Queen Street. Locally raised eggs, smoked trout, an exceptional list of small-batch wines from down the road.
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124 on Queen
Boutique-hotel polish with a quieter dining room. Excellent eggs florentine, a thoughtful tea list, and a porch made for long conversations.
Walking notes
Three minutes between each table.
From the gazebo at Queen and King, you can reach every one of the rooms above on foot in under five minutes. There's metered parking on Queen and free parking behind the library and around the courthouse.
Old Town socials
Sit with us.
Several Old Town socials on the calendar this season. Members reserve first.
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