I grew up visiting the previous Einfeld's bakery, and would make special trips out there just to…read morevisit the bakery. Everything was excellent. Therefore, the bakery held a lot of nostalgia for me. I was very sad to hear they permanently closed. We visited the new Village Green Bakery today. Overall, we would say that the items we tried were good but not excellent. It is different and does not compare to Einfeld's baked goods, but we would buy things from them again if we were around there. Not sure if it would warrant a special trip to go to the bakery specifically. We tried: 1. Beach Bread - 4/5. More dense than the previous Irish loaves. Good flavor though and chewy. Fresh. 2. Sticky/Goo Buns - 3.5/5. Less gooey than previous pecan loaves, smaller, and the dough is harder and drier. Good balance of flavor though, and tastes homemade and not commercial. 3. Iced Cinnamon Buns - 3/5. Dough was better and lighter than the sticky buns, but would have preferred more filling and no icing as it made it too sweet. 4. Nutella Turnover - 3/5. Flaky and sugar crusted which was tasty. Could have used more filling - really lacking there. Just a tiny glob in the very middle. 5. Imperial/Dream Cookies - 3.5/5. Completely different than the previous dream cookies in almost every way. This used to be a staple in my order so I had really been hoping for something similar. Cookie was not as flaky, jam had seeds, and a totally different icing. But it was soft and tasted good. 6. Smile Cookies - 3/5. Different than the previous ones. Dough was drier but still chewy. Not as deep of flavor. Still good though. We would say it's worth a try. Everything was decent. We appreciate that they tried to keep some traditions, and also tried their own things.

A great family owned cafe and bakery lovely atmosphere and awesome workers. I always leave with a…read moresmile!

The best pizza in Gimli. This the best reason to eat there and having to extend this to eighty-five…read morecharacter is a really dumb way to waste space.

Completely amazing pizza. Great service, too. The guy running the place was super friendly even…read morethough he was swamped. The pizzas we picked up were phenomenal, and my husband grew up in a small Italian area in Winnipeg. This was as good as any we've ever had.

We've been coming here for years. The Mega Hawaiian is our favorite. Salt & Pepper wings are a…read moremust. The service staff are polite and accommodating.

was an awesome experience the workers were so nice and helpful and the food was insane! first time…read moretrying and I can't stop talking to people about this food and I only tried the pizza and cheese garlic bread. 10/10, can't wait to try more of the menu soon

Friendly staff and excellent food, large portions and reasonable prices! Have often been sold out…read moreof specific menu items (such as lasagne or fettuccini), especially in the off-season, but the pizza has always been available and never disappoints. If it is available, the lasagne is definitely worth a try. They are open late and the live entertainment on weekends keep me coming back.

I've been here a few times now and have always have excellent pizza and service. The pizza here is…read moreway better the the chain store restaurants that we normally get in Winnipeg. They have a nice out door patio with live music. I would recommend this place to anyone. Whether you're with a group of friends or the family.

Came here after hearing a colleague rave about the chicken here…read more Parking is availalble in front. Even though this is a chain, the interior reminded me a lot of a mom and pop operation. Nice cozy feel. The waitress was friendly and helpful. For dinner I had the 2 piece chicken and shrimp combo. You can pick 2 sides with this one - I chose fries and coleslaw. Chicken - mmm good. Comfort food at its best. Actually one of the best places I've had in a while. Big Mama's in Omaha (which was recommended by Guy Fieri of DDD) came to mind during my first bite. Prawns - tasted a bit stale (fishy), but there is no ocean here. Can't really blame them. Fries - thin cut. Portion was quite large. Almost too large but I managed to clear it off. Coleslaw - also decent as well. I'd give this place 3.5 stars, and will definitely be back to try other items.

I really wanted to like this place. From the outside it has a hole-in-the-wall small town diner…read morefeel, and I was excited to "discover" it. I ordered the 3 piece chicken dinner with a side of mash and salad. The Chicken had decent flavor, but was drowning in grease to the point of no return. The mash covered in gravy tasted bland and underwhelming, furthermore the side salad was little more than two bites. The redeeming qualities about the restaurant included it's attentive servers and the menus reasonable prices.

New owners have taken over. The food is absolutely outstanding. A modern take on fast food.read more

I have to say that this is one of the worst places to eat that I'd ever had the misfortune to be…read moreat. The food was horrible. The prices for this horrible food were even worse. Then we have the service. Well, the 3 east Indian guys that were arguing about something chose to close up the window and not serve anyone for close to 29 minutes. The food was dry and hard. Fries were dry and hard and cold.. Chicken burgers are not to be deep fried until they are half burned. Loaded means more than one piece of lettuce, with mayo and the rest, and should have a melted piece of cheese on it. A hot dog should be cooked and on a bun that isn't moldy and dry. The works means more than just a hot dog on a bun. Then there are the battered mushrooms. Very very small and very very greasy. We had received 11 tiny mushrooms for 6.50. In years past, this was a great place at which to eat and hang out. Now, it seems to be an excuse to have a business and try to make as much money as possible on bad food, bad service, and bad work ethics. We weren't impressed. We have many friends who live, and visit Winnipeg Beach, Matlock, and Gimli. We won't be recommending this place to any of them. We will definitely not be back either.

My wife and I preordered the barbecued full rack of ribs to split with a side of sweet potato fries…read more(+$2.00) and Cole slaw. We're pleased Whytewold does not charge extra to split a meal. We're old and just don't eat as much as we used to. The ribs were good, not great. They were a little dry, however, in their favour, they were not slathered with some overpowering barbecue sauce. Fries were good although I can never understand the extra $2.00 charge. Are yams truly that much more costly than potatoes? Cole slaw was fine. I ordered a beer from a very pedestrian menu. My wife wanted iced tea, but Brisk was the only product available. She passed. Very heavy on the sugar. Service was good, although at times, things seemed confused. They may have been short-staffed. Unfortunately, the restaurant had a performer scratching out a few old Johnny Cash tunes. When I go to a restaurant, I go for the food, company and lively conversation. This was nearly impossible as we had to shout at each other to be heard over the music. My recommendation - can the music. It added nothing to the experience. The cost was acceptable. There was value for money. However, the piece de resistance was the banana cream crepe. Absolutely spectacular and worth every cent of the $8.50 price tag. If truth be known, I could have had it for dinner and been satisfied. Delicious If you've not been to the Emporium before, I urge you to give it a try this season.

Great place to go for breakfast. Their crepes are also berry good - both savoury and sweet kinds.read more