Village Restaurant & Pizzeria

Norwich | Ontario

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For a wide selection of meal options,s after you visit this small town, The Village Restaurant and Pizzeria is a great place to refuel. This local restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and evening drinks. You can choose to dine inside or on the beautiful outdoor patio.

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