They found what they were looking for in an elegant yellow brick restored sewing machine factory in downtown Guelph. Home to a number of restaurants over the years, The Other Brother's has been, without question, its most flourishing tenant. Although very little was changed structurally, the interior was radically transformed. Textures and colours provide interesting contrast and a sumptuous backdrop for dining. Rich, deeply hued walls set off stark black and white photos, while polished old lamps cast a warm glow.
Tables are well-spaced and set with dark cloths and heavy cutlery.
Great folds of fabric drapery are drawn back to reveal separate dining areas, while an open fireplace divides the dining room from the lounge. A classical guitarist played throughout much of our meal, matching the grace notes of this dining room. The Other Brother's is based on teamwork, with lead servers who oversee the entire room, alongside a team of servers who pour water, clear plates and remain unobtrusively available. As a result, service is smooth as silk and thoroughly professional. The menu is available to order either a la carte or as a three course table d'hote.