This is the cafeteria of St. Boniface General Hospital. It's located in the Atrium at the Main…read moreFloor entrance on Tache Avenue. There's also a Tim Hortons across from Cafe Oasis in the Atrium as well. From what we all know and have heard, hospital food is pretty bland and unappetizing. And I don't recall hospital cafeteria food being that great either. BUT, I have to say that Cafe Oasis in St. B is pretty damn good. The cafeteria offers up tons of options ranging from create your own salads or wraps, lots of soup selections, "comfort foods", stir fries, grilled sandwiches, pizza from Pizza Pizza and pre-packaged sandwiches/veggies/fruit/sushi. They also offer up sodium reduced options too. They also provide frequent buyers card (get them at the till) like buy 9 salads and get the 10th one free. Prices are pretty average for a cafeteria with some items on the pricey end. But if you're at St. B hospital it's either this cafeteria or Tim Hortons. If you're going to get a salad, skip the pre-packaged ones as a small portion of caesar salad cost just under $6 after tax. Whereas, if you go to the "wild greens" - the make your own salad area, you can make a huge salad with a ton of options for $8.38 or $9.95 with chicken added. You can select romaine, mixed green or spinach as your base and add chicken if you want. Then there's mushrooms, cucumbers, celery, red/green peppers, pineapple, mandarins, onions, carrots, chick peas, kidney beans etc, then you get to add feta or shredded marble cheese and a choice of 7 dressings. And to top it off you can add sliced almonds, croutons, fried noodles and cranberries. The person behind the counter mixes up your salad for you and you get this perfectly dressed salad. Very delicious, healthy and super filling! The food here is way better than many of the food options near the hospital. "Culinary Table" offers up yummy hot entree dishes for $8.95. I had a great Moroccan Spiced Chicken served with couscous and a cucumber & tomato salad. Juicy dark chicken meat with slightly overcooked couscous but still good and a great salad. "Coyote Jack's Grill" charges something like over $5 after tax fro a gourmet grilled cheese - mine was with bacon. It wasn't worth it as it was way too greasy and they slathered garlic herb butter on the outside which kind of overpowered the cheese and bacon inside. I wouldn't get the grilled sandwich again. So most of the items here are pretty good and at a decent price but things like the grilled cheese or the small prepacked salads are not worth the price. There's a lot of seating in the Atrium with lots of bright light and you get to see the hustle and bustle of the hospital. And you can grab a Timmie's afterwards, which is open daily till 1130 pm.

For a restaurant in a hospital, there is surprisingly a lot of good fare to be enjoyed. The…read moreTrotteria has excellent Pasta and Pizza ready to go. There is almost always an excellent showing of soups at the front and breakfast is an awesome affair. Muffins, coffee and even perennial favorites like the good ol bacon and eggs are on order with hashbrown cubes ready to go! They even offer a delicious breakfast burrito with the offering of salsa! The lunches aren't too bad with your normal sandwiches and their offerings of BLTs and such. Good variety of juices, water and pop and decent pricing for quality food makes this a true Oasis in the middle of the emotional desert a hospital can leave you in. Downside is they aren't available 24hrs so if you arrive too late, you will stare salivating rather then savoring. Definitely a stop worth making, even if you don't have to go to the hospital for anything else.

This little unassuming café in the downtown skywalk between the Newport Center and Portage Place is…read moreamazing. The food is simple and flavorful. I've had the albacore tuna salad and bibimbop so far and both were delicious. I recommend giving this place a try

I have found my new favourite place for lunch!…read more The staff at Greenish are friendly and courteous. Greenish serves some of the best wonton soup I have tried and it goes well with their freshly prepared sushi rolls. I recently tried their bibimbap which was excellent. The restaurant is small but very clean, however It should be noted that I have only ever used the takeout service.

Great service, great food and nice atmosphere and decor. I've been there a few times and never…read moredisappointed.

The food was fabulous and the service was attentive and professional. Dawn is wonderful!…read moreWe shared several seafood dishes that were delicious and well-prepared. The Caesar salad was well-balanced and the frozen strawberry margarita was refreshing! Highly Recommend!

I tried the Tex Mex Burrito with extra falafel and it was delicious! It filled me up in a good way…read more I didn't feel like I was being a glutton pigging out on something unhealthy because this was all vegetarian! The burrito is the size of about two hands put together. It's grilled a bit and rolled up nicely with a yogurt based sauce that soaps into the rice. The environment is friendly with window seating or to a big table. It's a very clean space.

Incorrectly ordered on the app. Refused to give refund. No manger on site. Will not returnread more

This is the second location of the Freshii franchise at Kenaston and Grant in the stripmall beside…read morethe Kenaston Wine Market. It opened in November and has the same bright and colourful feel as the Corydon one though this one feels larger. Menu is the same and staff are friendly and my orders were promptly made as it was quiet mid-week day. I tried the Warrior ($7.49 + $1.99 chicken add on) brown rice, corn, red onions, tomatoes, carrots, black beans, cajun spice, ranch dressing. Feels like I am just eating rice and beans so I would not order this again. Ranch dressing didn't give it much flavour either. Any burrito can be made into a bowl so I chose the Tex Mex ($7.99 + $1.99 chicken add on)brown rice, black beans, corn, avocado, aged cheddar, pico de gallo, salsa. This one had more flavour though a bit more cheese and salsa would be better. Overall, I think the Mediterranean bowl is probably the best one I've had so far. Food is like the namesake, it's fresh for sure and you don't feel heavy and weighed down after eating their food. Everything ends up being around $12 or so after tax (if you add a protein) - a tad more than a classic fast food place but obviously much healthier. Another reason I prefer this location as there's way more parking then the Corydon Village one. :-)

The yellow deli is a great local place to grab a bite, inside is a very cool atmosphere and they…read morealso sell local items. The staff are very friendly and greeted me as I walked in and explained the menu. The service was also great. The samdwhich was very good however it was a bit small for the price. It is local so I don't mind though, a great lunch spot.

It's a different dining experience. No frills but consistent in good food. Simple menu. Interesting…read moreatmosphere. I think that they make everything in house. There's a staircase at the entrance. May not be an ideal venture for some handicaps. There was some construction a the back of dining room last time I was there! Maybe they we're installing some sort of lift! I'm not certain though!

This cozy cafe has the best iced lattes in town. The staff is very friendly, and the quiet patio is…read morea wonderful place to read a book.

Visited for the first time with a family of 7. Despite there being an Olive Garden near our hotel,…read morewe drove 20 minutes to another one (that's beside the point). As we entered, we were greeted nicely and only had a short wait for our table. The atmosphere was nice and fit the generic Italian restaurant label. Our server, Emily, was fantastic. You might be wondering- What's up with the three stars? The problem is that the food took oddly long despite the place being practically empty. Our salad took 15-20 minutes to arrive. Food? Even longer than we were told. Lasagna arrived. That's when all my hopes for this cheesy place were crushed to bits. The pasta was very overcooked and the meal fell apart as I watched it cry for help on its ridiculously large plate. Chicken alfredo arrived. I have pretty high standards when it comes to chicken alfredo. It met my standards. That's all I have to say. For my first time here, the food could have been better, but who am I to talk? I got my chicken alfredo, ate my salad, munched on breadsticks, and slurped on iced tea. Got what I came for. Not TOO bad, Olive Garden. Not too bad.

They didnt have any Prime Rib . That was disappointing but I understand it happens. Ordered tacos…read moresalad instead. It was okay. Nothing wrong with it but definitely zero wow factor.

I asked the receptionist at my hotel to recommend a pub for supper ... she sent me to Bailey's…read moreRestaurant & Bar which is within walking distance to my hotel. When you go through the door, you can go upstairs to the "dining room" or stay on the main level for the "lounge" ... I chose the lounge and sat on a cozy comfy loveseat and read my book. I found Bailey's a conflict ... it definitely has a pub feel to it (but not all that exciting draft selection) and pub grub but it also has a fine dining menu too. There are gambling machines in this area too. My server was Dorota. While she was attentive, she wasn't overly warm. My meal came with Southwestern Chicken Soup, which was good and hearty. I was hungry so ordered prime rib. I ordered it as well-done as possible but it was fairly rare. It came with lemon roasted potatoes which were good but not very lemony. The Yorkshire pudding was good. This restaurant was just okay, not great. I'll be checking out other places during my stay here rather than going back.