beds uncomfortably Get to our room flys every where will never stay here ever again do not recommendread more

One thing I do like about small towns is the great comfort food available…read more Parking is available along Park. Those who are observant will also notice that the other side of the parking lot was the location of the first air mail flight in Manitoba (1927). Look for the stone mini-monument. The inside looks like most other small-town pubs, with the dated wood paneling. The bar itself is on a raised area at the back. There is a dance floor as well, but it seemed like nobody used it. There is an actual mini-liquor store in the very back, around the back of the bar counter. Good to know as the local MLCC (government liquor store) closes early most days. The other thing to mention is that this hotel also has a Chinese restaurant, accessed through a side door next to the bar counter. See my review of Lake View Restaurant. On Fridays and Saturdays, there is a steak night. Seriously, you have to hit this up. I had the 16oz T-bone. This dish comes with onion rings and coleslaw by default. You can pick between wedges and fries (I chose wedges). The steak is one of the better ones in recent memory. No gristle or tendons, and a very decent cut. Served with sauteed mushrooms on top. The bun was meh, and the onion rings and potato wedges were also nothing special. I enjoyed the coleslaw though. Really liked how they didn't drown the thing in dressing. 4 stars for the steak, and 3.5 stars after factoring in the sides.

Imagine my surprise when I found this town in the middle of the sticks has a Chinese restaurant…read more No way? Parking is available in front on the street, as well as in a nice large lot across the road. The entrance to this place is really weird. I couldn't find a direct entrance from the outside at all. I got in here by following a passageway from the adjacent bar (completely separate establishment). The owners are from Guangdong, and spoke Cantonese. Authenticity test passed. Somewhat. Being from a small town, obviously they won't have access to the same Asian ingredients as establishments in a larger city. So one must obviously cut them some slack. Same with the authenticity. The dishes are comparable to what you'd find in a food court, such as lemon chicken, Singaporean-style rice, wonton soup, deep fried wontons, sweet and sour spare ribs, and chop suey. As I went in with this expectation, it was met.

I've tried several items here now over the course of a few visits and have never been disappointed…read more Each dish has consistantly good flavors. If this restaurant was located in Winnipeg, it would be my go-to restsaurant. I look forward to it every time I come to Lac Du Bonnet!

I go here regularly for food, gas, water and beer…read more The restaurant is really good. Large portions and a nice selection. Try the wild rice! The lounge was recently renovated and is very nice - the nicest in the area and a few large screens if sports is your thing. Jeff behind the bar is awesome! Only reason it gets 4 stars instead of 5 is that most of the guys that work there are Boston Bruins fans. Heh.

So I had a chance to try their Wings Tuesday…read more Parking is available out front. Besides the bar counter, there is also a pool table. There is also a restaurant section a few steps away. The wings come in some 10 flavours, and certain flavours (I think 7) can be had in boneless variety. I'm not sure why that limit exists though, as the wings all seem the same, minus the sauce poured on top. The wings I must say are pretty awful. Not so much the soggy batter, but they put WAY too much salt over these things. I could feel my blood pressure rising. And yes, the taste is not great at all. Normally I can scarf these things down, but I actually had trouble going past 20 with these ones. My stomach was turning. My colleagues had the burger and spaghetti. Both dishes looked and smelled decent, so I would recommend trying something other than those wings.

I stayed here last weekend.. I rented a Cabin with 3 of my friends…read more.. The restaurant is quite cozy and the food tastes really good.. The waitress was super friendly.. The 2 guys who work in the store are also really friendly and very helpful. The cabins are clean and have private fire pits (not all of them do tho) I will come back for sure.

Great home cooking and friendly staff. The motel burger is delicious and is the best home-made…read moreburger I've eaten in a while. Burgers and fries are home-made and fresh.

We give this quaint little rural hotel restaurant a four star rating because of their Friday…read moreSmorgasbord's (lunch and supper).

We stayed one night while traveling from Thunder Bay to Saskatchewan. The room was excellent:…read moreclean, tidy, lots of space, and beautifully finished with lots of pine. The restaurant is bright, spacious, and welcoming. Our breakfast was fresh, nicely plated, and delicious. The owners are friendly and cheerful. The building is near enough to the Trans Canada to be convenient but far enough that you don't really hear passing cars. All in all, a first-rate place. My wife said I should also mention the nice little soaps in the rooms!

From the owner: Referred to as a "quaint roadside motel" with "accommodating and friendly staff" Cedar Creek Resort…read morehas 8 rooms, 4 of which are deluxe suites that include a privacy deck, BBQ, and deck for those lovely summer nights. The resort overlooks a large man-made pond and RV park. No full-service on-site restaurant is available, however, we do have a small kitchen that can offer light meals and snacks to our customers between 9 am and 6 pm. Pet-friendly enviroment. Nearby amenities: Hiking trails, boating, fishing, beaches, golf course, horseback riding, restaurants, gift shops, bakery, campgrounds and ski Lodge

There are only a couple restaurants in Richer. I had lunch at Lagimodière Restaurant, which is…read morepart of the Richer Motor Inn Hotel (the restaurant is on the right and the Cat Sass Tavern is on the left). It's not a big restaurant ... there were ladies from the Red Hat Society having lunch. I ordered the Lagimodière burger, fries and gravy. I replaced the processed cheese with mozzarella cheese. It was a big burger with two patties. The patties, though tasty, were fried a bit too much (the meat was a bit dry and the outside done too much) but it was made with real burger which was a nice change. The fries were good as was the gravy.

I just bought a hat from the CAT SASS TAVERN at the Richer Inn…read more The Richer Inn has been there for many years,as I'm not big into the bar seen I don't spend much time in there. The Restaurant has good food and it is pleasing to the palate. It is easy to exit from the highway and back on again with a small hotel for travelers that pass through on their way east or west.

Before I say anything else, the phone number is not (204) 426-5600 anymore, so don't use that…read moreonline number you might come across. On to the review: It's a secluded setting, peaceful, and quiet enough once the truck traffic dies down at night on the TCH. Nice accommodations, slightly iffy wireless, but the one problem I noticed is that the rooms are generally left open, including windows and floor vents. You'll want to close all of these when you arrive, but it means there are a few bugs in the room. Unfortunately, that takes away from an otherwise fine stop for the night. If you have trouble finding the woman to check in with, people are known to open a door to an empty room and leave a night's worth of money when they go. It's not like the city no one's going to take what's not theirs. A fine country alternative to heading as far west as Winnipeg.