Ah..yes Good Ol' Classics, my first time in this place back in High School the gym class would…read moreactually have a trip here, just to play Billiards(the teacher knows the owner). that was back 8yrs ago and i loved it since Yes, the atmosphere is a Billiard hall, but it doesn't mean the under 18 yrs olds can't go in fact its the best place in my opinion to hang out. you can go in play for hours and be awesome. the cost between 4 to 8pm was only 5 bucks but that was back in the day, since now they open at around 5pm. then after that time playing will cost you $10 an hour. For most people in Manitoba the drink of choices are Beer, Wine and Highballs(Alcoholic beverage + Non-alcoholic beverage, eg. Rye&Coke, Vodka&lime etc). So if you ask for a Cosmo or Martini make sure you can tell Mario (the bartender/owner ) how to make it. Saves money by not having to hire anyone that knows every drink under the sun. They also serve some mean wings for 35 cents on Mondays, now don't quote me on that I haven't been there for a Monday for a year now. the food is great, now unlike other Billiards that I've been to they have a better menu. Aside from wings, fries & chicken fingers, they also have great Pizza, sandwiches, and if your in a budget cheese toast its cheap, filling and c'mon its who doesn't melted cheese on toast. okay so I don't know if I've been Helpful enough, but let me try and paint a picture to you. Monday night you just got off work/school whatever, you feel like having a few beers and doing something, you don't feel like going home yet, so you go to this place. In the Weekdays in normally very very chill, maybe just you & a buddy and another group somewhere playing. you listen to some "Freebird" playing in the jukebox, you watch sports highlights on the flat screen hanging on the ceiling, take chug of ice, cold beer. you saw something good, so tell the bartend to turn up the T.V. and lower the music. then your Buddy yells " HEY, Are Playing Or What" Wait that writing's awful...Just imagine Cheers but with Billiard tables.

I came here for a friend's birthday on a Saturday. This is a typical bar & billiards place, with a…read morefair number of tables, some seating, TVs, bar and jukebox. The tables looked well kept, though I didn't play, so I can't comment beyond a casual visual observation. Atmosphere wasn't bad - I was there pretty early (6:30pm?) so it wasn't too busy yet and the place felt a little quiet. The music was a good volume, there but not loud enough to interfere with conversation. The other patrons were mostly young and non-threatening. Drinks were $4 each I think? When I went up to order the bar was staffed by an older man, maybe one of the owners? He didn't know what a cosmopolitan was, but poured a decent gin and tonic. Bonus points for asking if I wanted it tall or short. My friends ordered a pizza, which I tried. It was pretty good. I didn't stay for too long (other engagements) and it sounds like things picked up a lot there after I left. I'd go back - it seems like a pretty safe, chill place to spend an evening playing pool.

It's a bat so service is what it is. Great place I've never eaten anything there!…read more Spacious venue.

If you're ever in Winnipeg, check out who is playing at the Pyramid…read more Most of the time, you can purchase tickets at the door, but sometimes these events sell out and it's best to buy in advance. I've paid between $10 and $30 for admission. It's a great space with 2 bars for your convenience. Great beer selections. Not a lot of seating because it is a primary live music venue. Mostly everyone stands.(dances). The bathrooms are clean. There is a coat check as soon as you arrive in the door for $3.00. There are posters on the walls of many of the performers who have graced the pyramid. Parking is on the street.

No matter what city I live in...I never find an indoor concert space I love as much as I do the…read moreWECC. It opened in 1987 when volunteers renovated the building to make a community arts facility. The first concert - Spirit of the West - was a total success and since then the calendar has been full with dance performances, concerts and literary readings. Nothing can equal the intimacy of the WECC or the diverse performers that come to grace it's stage. I was there when the Skydigger's played and the joint rocked so hard that the floor collapsed and the show was discontinued. I was also there on a quiet, rainy night -the first time I was brave enough to go to a concert alone - when Bob Snider sang and joked with us. The room was only 1/2 full, and it felt like we were all old friends laughing and having a conversation around his guitar. I also loved seeing local bands like Transistor Sound & Lighting Co. and Weakerthans play when they were starting out. Tickets are so reasonable too! This place is a gift to the city...

I went over last night to see the Sonata Arctica show and I had the best of time. The rooms were…read moreclean an spacius (until it filled up) and the drinks were easily accesses. Security was good and the stage was quickly set up between bands. The only real problem was there was a high pitch sound coming from the speakers but that may have been the band and not the fault of the crew.

If this place was bigger it would get a 5 stars and also the food menu is very tiny with no…read morevegetarian options. I ordered the small cheesy curly fries and for about 7$ it was pretty good. This place is really cool when live music is allowed. This is also a live band/music venue. The customer service was nice and good looking lol

We ordered chicken fingers for take out near the end of November, they smelled and tasted moldy. We…read morecalled the restaurant right away, they made up some excuse but did offer us a refund or a credit. It's been well over a month and about three phone calls, and I still have not received my refund. I even emailed the manager and got no response. Do not waste your money on this restaurant, you'll be better off ordering from Popeyes. The chicken fingers were small in size as well so not worth it regardless. Very disappointed in the lack of customer service especially during Covid when restaurants are struggling to survive. How hard is it to put a refund on a credit card??

A hidden gem! Wonderful staff, and fun times. The birthday room was amazing, they shared the same…read morespace but have separate dividers for each room so you still feel that extra privacy! i'd like to think it's more pre teen friendly than it is toddler, but mine still had so much fun.

Went for Mini golf and Laser Tag. Both great prices and a lot of fun. Business was slow so staff…read morelet us pick the time we started laser tag since we were waiting on friends and no one else was going.

Check out their website for ongoing shows. Comedy, improv, music of all kinds. Great for people who…read morelike something a little more intimate. A quirky venue for sure, but never a dull moment and they get some big names stopping by so keep your ears open!

We needed to get a family heirloom framed in a hurry. We ask friends where to go and they…read morerecommended Fleet Galleries. The service was exceptional and the quality was as good as I have seen. Great people.

Tips: - This theatre is on the third floor of Portage…read morePlace. You can use the elevator or escalators to get up there. - It offers classes, including improv. It also has performances at affordable prices. I was reminiscing about Portage Place. This mall in downtown Winnipeg isn't doing well for a number of reasons, including losing Eaton's and The Bay, which were fixtures. However, I was thrilled to hear that Prairie Theatre Exchange (PTE) is still alive and kicking on the third floor of this mall. When I first moved to Winnipeg, I took in a couple of performance at this theatre. Performer were talented, local folks. Tickets were affordable. It was a nice introduction to the arts in the city. I remember my friend being in an improvisation class at PTE. A woman, who graduated Glendon College, York University when I did, had also moved to Winnipeg and was in his class. What were the odds?! This class had a performance night. I worked at Air Canada Building across the street. I was working either the afternoon or evening shift. I asked if I could take my lunch roughly when his performance was about to start. My team in network operations were super accommodating. I didn't think that it would last long, but could be contacted by cell phone in case there were network issues. Staff were friendly. I sat in the audience and saw my friend do improv with his class. He was great and I had a fun time. I was here for maybe an hour. I was proud of my friend and his class. It took guts to do improv in front of an audience. The theatre doesn't do performances in the summer, which is why I never got to take in a show when I was on vacation in Winnipeg last July. My brief visit to the city in late December wasn't enough to do much, either. I hope that I can take in a show again soon when I revisit the city for a longer period. This theatre has student pricing, which is great. Regular admission doesn't break the bank. You can get a decent seat within the first five rows in front of the stage for under $50 these days. Portage Place has underground parking. It's heated in the wintertime because, well, it's Winnipeg. I don't think that I have ever parked at this mall. I either took the bus downtown or parked in an outdoor parking lot for work behind the Air Canada Building. I'm happy that PTE is still there. I look forward to returning to take in a show one of these days. (129)