As far as airport lounges go Winnipeg has got to be one of the worst for food and comfort…read more Staff is always friendly but they tend to fail to restock food or clear tables promptly.

Very convenient and nice lounge at Calgary Airport. I used my Priority Pass to get in. There was…read morefast, free Wi-Fi and as it was breakfast time, there were eggs, sausage, potatoes and toast. The food was fine. There was plenty of seating and the lounge has a nice view over the balcony overlooking baggage claim. The staff was super nice. It was not super crowded when I went but even though it is a decent size, if probably fills up quickly. Would definitely say this is better than hanging out at the gate.

This is the Maple Leaf Lounge at Winnipeg's airport…read more I've been here twice now, though my recent visit just before Christmas I had a more prolonged stay to check out the features here. It's not a big lounge, but the essentials are there, such as a TV area, reasonable amount of couches and sofas, and shower rooms. Food wise don't expect much, it's mostly salads, soups, and cold handheld foods. Decent selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, all self serve. You probably will be hard pressed to spend more than an hour in here, unless you're watching TV. It is close to the AC gates though, so that's a plus.

I like this lounge. It is smaller than the handful that I have been to, but it is modern and…read morebright. I had to wait for five minutes for an Air Canada person to check me in. Luckily, I had plenty of time to spare. There was a TV and some comfy leather chairs. I plopped myself down and watched the Marilyn Denis Show, Cash Cab, and This Hour Has 22 Minutes. This lounge has canned pop. I was thrilled and got a Diet Coke. I normally do tea, but wanted something cold. This lounge also had hummus. I tore through it with a bunch of corn chips. So good! The bean salad was there. I had had lunch a couple of hours ago, so I didn't have it. It is yummy! The washrooms are clean. The bar looked great. I had three loud people join me at the TV. I didn't care for them, as I just didn't wanted to hear them. Luckily, they were separated on the plane, but we're sitting close by. Great lounge that was easy to find and offered everything that I needed. (162)

Keep coming back because they are the least crowded bar in the airport. There's really nothing else…read moreto recommend it. Nothing really bad, but not great. Friendly staff, but not very competent. Mostly, ppl come to plug in their phones and have a quick drink. Not much selection. It's Hella expensive

A full service restaurant in the hotel just next to the airport. Menu has a lot of options at…read moreaffordable price. Seating was good and plenty of space. I had the lamb shank and it was a tad bit salty for my liking. The staff was quick and check on us often for water refill.

Ate here 3 nights while staying at the hotel. For an airport hotel restaurant, 5 stars. The chef…read moreclearly takes the time to use quality ingredients and cook them well. For instance, the veggies with my short ribs were clearly all cooked separately and assembled on the plate. I appreciate that level of attention. I ate the beef short ribs, the burger, and the Brussel sprouts. All good. Staff is attentive but does not hover. Good wine and spirits list.

This is a great bar with an excellent selection of locally made craft beers -- The Forks Market is…read moresuch a special place with great food, so you can grab a bit to eat with your drinks. My recommendation? Grab an ice cream flight from Neon Cone to pair with a beer flight from The Common... it even comes on an adorable Manitoba-shaped flight board.

The Common is a brewery located in the Forks Market. They have a great selection. They only serve…read morebeer. You can get food at many other booths. And there is open seating throughout this warehouse style mall. The Torque Belgian witbier is fantastic. They have porters, dark lagers and all kinds to suit your palate. Highly recommended. The server was very nice and helpful.

Food: 5 Customer Service: 5…read moreAmbience: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Reservations: NA This restaurant was situated within walking distance from our Winnipeg hotel, and was an excellent dining experience during our visit. The menu offers a wide variety of delicious and mouthwatering starters and main courses that will appeal to everyone. Everything we ate was fresh and delicious. The chefs use the best quality ingredients to produce dishes that are simply delightful. The restaurant also offers a wonderful drink menu as well. I'm pretty sure that we would return for another visit the next time we're in Winnipeg.

We came over to Oak & Grain as a group on the arrival day of our conference. Crossed the street…read moreand went into the lobby of the Hilton and there it was. Greeting was very pleasant and they sat a group of 8 immediately. The waitperson was quite knowledgeable about local brews, and since I'm a local brew fan anywhere I go, opted for a double IPA that ended up being really good. Other folks had a single IPA, lagers, wine, etc. The menu is quite eclectic, with items ranging from the Filipino-infused Shanghai Lumpia, to soup and salad, to Philly Cheesesteak sandwich. I wasn't particularly hungry and I thought their "appetizer" menus would be small dishes, and treated ordering like tapas, asking for a small plate of lumpia and a small plate of chicken tenders.... Oh well.... I get an entire dinner plate of lumpia and a full basket of chicken tenders, French fries and vegetables.... I left stuffed. Service was superb. Even asking for separate checks for the entire party, our waitperson didn't flinch an eye. Superb service, great food and good company.

A gravel lot behind a shabby fence on main street that just happens to be a great little music…read morevenue.

Dive bar, but that means overall good vibes, reasonable drinks prices and solid rock acts... Get…read morethere early to get a good table or you'll end up on a stool somewhere...

Food: 4 Customer Service: 5…read moreAmbience: 5 Location/ Parking: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Reservations: NA This restaurant is situated in the heart of the Winnipeg shopping area and within walking distance from many nearby hotels. The decor is a stunning mix of luxury and modernity. The menu offers a wide variety of delicious and mouthwatering starters and main courses that will appeal to everyone. We ordered their prime rib with a side of baked potato and seasoned vegetables. They were all exquisite. Everything we ate was fresh and delicious. The chefs use the best quality ingredients to produce dishes that are simply delightful.

Great place for lunch with some friends. Ambience is good, warm and relaxing. Can get busy on peak…read morehours. There plenty of choices on the menu. All your standard steak and seafood choices. Also a selection of plant based items which was nice to have. Food was flavorful. Ribs came out tender. Salad was crisp. Service was good. Friendly and attentive. Good location with plenty of parking.

This restaurant is located inside Victoria Inn Hotel. Not much ambiance, wide open dining room,…read morewith separate bar where you can also dine. I had the New York Steak and it was cooked perfectly. It doesn't open until 5:00pm. I would definitely eat here again

Staff, soooo nice and welcoming! Food, average but I have not found any amazing restaurants in…read moreWinnipeg on my many trips here. The salmon and broccoli was solid. I loved that there was an appetizer of bruschetta that was complimentary which was pretty good. The apple cheesecake was delicious. It was a lot so I didn't finish it, but a nice way to end my meal.

Food mediocre service fantastic although food came out luke warm. Lots of tvs and cocktails are…read moregigantic. Good vegan options. Shrimp bucket a huge rip off. Tacos dry nothing Mexican about them do not order you'll be disappointed like I was!

Came here for Poutine Week as my friend got suckered into the mac n cheese hype. Their Poutine Week…read moreoffering this year was the Manitoba 150 mac-n-cheese poutine. The poutine tasted quite good, however the pickle on the side of the poutine generated a bit of...weird aroma to it. The aroma didn't affect the taste of the poutine, which was good, but not the best I had in all the places I tried during poutine week. It seemed to have been a product of "overcheesing", with mac n cheese, cheese sauce, and cheese curds all overloading and diluting what poutine is all about. Service was a bit sluggish near the end as it took a while to get someone for the bill after our initial server finished their shift. It wasn't even that busy, so a double minus for that.