What are we talking about? Well it’s none other than the Double Decker Diner and Dairy Bar here in Manotick.

Whatever the weather may be, whether it’s pouring or hot, folks passing by the village just can’t seem to stop themselves from grabbing a bite inside the bus. And while dining inside a double-decker bus has its unique appeal (seeing people gape isn’t new for the crew), it’s the food that’s actually getting rave reviews.

Owner Cindy McDonald comments that the growth and reception of her bus diner exceeded her expectations. The white tiled walls of her upstairs diner now display photographs of double-deckers in London, matched with tables, lamps, napkin holders, and salt & pepper shakers.

For this Manotick native, who now looks after 2 daughters, starting a business was always her dream. The food business always piqued her curiosity, and now it looks like her dream came true, albeit with a few twists here and there.

The Double Decker Diner and Dairy Bar may not be your everyday eatery, but it sure has its charm, and assortment of good food to boot.

We celebrate Moss Kent Dickinson’s birthday on the 1st weekend in June every year!
The village of Manotick invites you to join in the celebration of the unique history of the village, its founders, and Watson’s Mill – a 3-day celebration full of family fun in Manotick, in Canada’s capital.

Grand Finale for Manotick’s 150th Anniversary celebrations will include a mammoth parade, an evening of entertainment with two bands, Legacy Awards, and more. Come celebrate the 150th birthday of Manotick Village and Watson’s Mill along with 50 years of community service by the Kiwanis Club of Manotick.

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