Come for a tea (or coffee) but try a treat too! I can only…read morereally comment on the teas, as I don't drink coffee myself. They have a huge selection of delicious loose leaf teas. Organic Manitoba rooibos is my personal favourite. I'd love to see this place in the summer with everything so lively. But I even enjoyed it in the winter. Lots of fun tea paraphernalia as well. Love this place.

Our first stop in the market was for coffee. Here we met Ramalda, a charming woman with a great…read moresense of humour. The Human Bean is Organic and Fair trade. We so enjoyed our conversation and our little caffeine boost too :-)

The almond croissant is fabulous with honey/almond paste. The black coffee is great excellent…read moreoption for a quick meal

From the owner: Luxury dessert Cafe featuring local coffee and tea!read more

A cute, stylish café that seems to share a glass wall with the hotel next door. The menu is fairly…read moreminimalist, but if you're vegan or lacto then it's nice not to have to ask what's available.

The toasts here are excellent! The whipped herb cream cheese was delicious on the cucumber cream…read morecheese toast with pieces of radishes inside. And the avocado hummus toast was zesty and creamy and a sensory delight. The Bloom Roobios tea with added milk was fantastically yummy. I highly recommend this place if you love trying delicious tea and sandwich size appetizers. The ambiance was a bit loud but it quiets down once you get used to your surroundings. I've seen people on laptops frequenting this place often and I might too one day.

I freaking love this place when I come back home to Winnipeg. Not only is it such a warm…read moreatmosphere, their menu is large! You can never get bored of trying new drinks each time. I definitely recommend reading the menu in advance to save you time there. My only criticism is I wish it was larger with more seating, but that's a good problem to have.

The teas here are very delicious! I just wish I could get an extra large container of it. But you…read morecan buy bags of all the flavors of the tea leaves that they have to brew at home. My Pomegranate Hibiscus tea was exquisite. I love how they gave me milk on the side to pour into my tea as requested. They also don't mind giving you sugar to add to the liquid. My friend tried the Peach Punch and it was very sweet. They also put the tea in beautiful cups and the timer for seeping the tea are cool little hourglasses. My friend and I decided to eat "PEI Mussels and bread" the Mariniere version. The mussels were delectable! Nice, plump and easy to chew and swallow. The soup at the bottom of the cute little cauldron like pot they give you is White Wine, Garlic, Onion, Parsley, Cream and it is a very thick creamy soup. Our waiter was tall, handsome and very polite and knowledgeable. He was very helpful. I would love to come back here to taste more teas!

Very cute and romantic space. We came here for some drinks prior to dinner. Loved the vibe and the…read morecoziness. Went with their special espresso martini which was a pumpkin spice. Would be back again as the service was great from start to finish.

This place is absolutely fabulously cool. The interior decorators did a fantastic job making the…read moresoft red and vibrant pink hues in the place look classy and hipster cool! When I went here with my friend the place was packed, luckily we were able to sit at the bar. I tried my very first London Fog tea drink here, it was sweet and delicious. I also decided to eat something called a "Tartine." There was a few options and I picked the Pomegranate Zaatar Tartine. It was more zesty then pomegranate-ish but still yummy. I loved the thick layer of melted feta cheese on the bread, it made the pistachios on it so delicious and I usually don't like pistachios. The owner was really nice and so was the bartender. Everyone should eat here at least once, I highly recommend it!

I really have no idea what is going on here. The reviews and the food looked so promising online…read morebut did not live up to the hype. First things first they are located in a building that is basically a food hall- we went for breakfast and had a heck of a time even finding it. When we got there- ghost town. I was confused if they were even open. Plus a lot of the menu was covered up and we weren't left with a ton of options. For what we spent vs. what we got there's no why I can recommend this. I ended up going with the brisket eggs benedict and it tasted off- really off. I didn't really taste eggs, brisket or sauce. It did come with a side of potatoes but nothing special. The buffalo chicken sandwich was okay, but again wasn't the first choice. I just cannot get over how confused I was getting here, ordering and eating. We honestly thought we were at the wrong restaurant. We wont be back and I would highly recommend checking somewhere else out.

Had the brisket hash recently. Very solid, the hash browns are whole potato cubes, the beef brisket…read morethey use is plentiful and juicy, and they use a whole sunny side up egg. Service is a little slow here, so keep that in mind for peak times. Miss Browns used to be located on William Ave, but looks like after the issues with that building they found a new permanent home inside the Hargrave Street Market!

Super cute! The photos on Yelp don't do this place justice. Neither does the one I posted so just…read morego here!

My mother recently rediscovered her love for Second Cup coffee and it had become an ongoing battle…read moreof "where to go for coffee" between us because up until recently I refused to go anywhere but Starbucks (I'm really, really picky about my lattes). But late last year I decided to buy a pop art ceramic mug for my mom's birthday (she had been eyeing it for months) at this location and I was really impressed with the customer service. It's pretty rare that I experience good customer service ANYWHERE downtown (including Starbucks) so I was really happy that the lady working went out of her way to find me a box with styrofoam to pack the mug in AND a cute paper bag that looked a lot like a gift bag, when I told her it was for my mom's birthday (she didn't charge me extra for either). As for the coffee, I decided I would get my mom a $30 gift certificate (ya I know, original) from the same location for Xmas. They have this promotion on where you recieve a free latte if you put $30 on one of the Second Cup cards/GC so I decided to step out of my comfort zone and try a Caramel Corretto. I have to admit that I was pleasantly surprised. My mom was completely right when she told me that their coffee is MUCH stronger in flavour and caffeine than Starbucks. So overall I'm pretty much a convert. I go to university a few blocks away and will definitely be back whenever I need a fix. P.S. The Raspberry Dark Chocolate Latte is delicious.

I love the location of this place. It's sort of hidden. It's sits below street level. You must walk…read moredown a set of stairs to access their front entrance. Staff was friendly. They immediately greeted me after entering. I ordered an iced chai and they made it sugar free. It hit the spot! I thought it was a really good chai. They offer a fair amount of seating. Nice place to hang for a bit and chill like I did. Noise level is average. Place is clean and prices are fair. I would return here for another chair or a coffee beverage.

Little Sister is a small, charming coffee shop located down a flight of stairs and under a few…read moreother shops. From the exterior, it may look unassuming, but stepping inside you are greeted by bright, cheery tile and their signature seafoam colour palette. The baristas were friendly and helpful, the service was quick, and the food and coffee were both delicious. A lot of the time, a milk drink like this can have a pretty flat flavour profile, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that Little Sister's espresso shots have a nice complexity and nuance that shines through the creamy milk. Over the course of a few days in Winnipeg, I was here more than once and got multiple drinks both times and left with two bags of beans, for myself and a friend. What more do you need to know?