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Diners determine what our everyday menu has to offer, and it is the Laughing Demon Gastropub's food nerd experience foundation. Yet, our everyday menu only begins our story. The deeper story comes from our in-season specials. Dining specials inspired and crafted from locally sourced and rare-find ingredients that set us apart from our competitors. Come on by and experience our creative and innovative change-embracing ways. Ways that keep us amazing Kitchener-Waterloo gourmands with unique multi-course tasting events each month. If holistic, clean eating matters to you, and you love new food and drink experiences, then you've come to the right

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