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Kelseys Original Roadhouse

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771 Golf Links Rd, Ancaster, L9G 3K9

(905) 304-5100

Looking for a delicious dining experience in Ancaster? Kelseys Original Roadhouse is your go-to destination! We offer a classic roadhouse atmosphere perfect for families, friends, and sports enthusiasts. Enjoy our patio and dive into our mouthwatering menu, featuring signature dishes like our classic Four-Cheese Spinach Dip, juicy double-stacked burgers, and unforgettable chicken wings. With multiple TVs broadcasting the latest sports, you won't miss a minute of the action. Take advantage of our daily happy hour and lunch specials, and 1/2 price wing night every Thursday in Ancaster. Whether you're planning a casual lunch, a lively dinner, or a spot to watch the big game, Kelseys Original Roadhouse in Ancaster has you covered. We pride ourselves on providing a fun, welcoming environment with consistently delicious food. For those days when you can't make it in, enjoy the convenience of our reliable delivery and takeout services. Order your Kelseys favourites online or through our app and bring the roadhouse experience home.

The Barracks Inn

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425 Wilson Street East, Ancaster, L9G 2C4

(289) 445-1234

4-star hotel

Southcote 53 Tap & Grill

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534 Garner Road East, Ancaster, L9G 3K9

(289) 239-8888

Family Style Restaurant, Breakfast & Brunch Restaurant, Pub, Bar & grill

Coach & Lantern

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386 Wilson Street E, Ancaster, L9G 2C2

(905) 304-7822

Coach & Lantern, home of great food, great beers, friendly staff and the best live entertainment in the Hamilton area. This building was built in the late 1700's. It later burned and was re-built around 1823. It is the 3rd oldest building in Ancaster! Ancaster is the 3rd oldest community in Ontario after Kingston and Niagara on the Lake. Part of it’s storied past include that in 1812, traitors were sentenced here. The bloodiest sentence ever handed down to this day was here in this building. It became the Union hotel around 1870. About 20-25 years ago, it became the Traitor’s Court and has run as a pub ever since. The Old Union Hotel was built in 1832 for George Rousseaux, St John Rousseaux’s son. At least, the front part of the building dates from 1832. The rear of the building dates from about 1860 and was added during rebuilding after a fire. The building next door, now connected to the Old Union Hotel, was once the stables for the hotel. This is not the Union Hotel where the Bloody Assize was held in 1814; that was an earlier building built originally by St John Rousseaux and located on the other side of the street from the present building. The site is marked with a historical marker for the Bloody Assize.