Always excellent food and service. A little gem. Now open for breakfast as well as lunch.read more

This is such a cute little place in what seems like the middle of nowhere. Historical little…read moreWhitemouth is a great little place to stop on your way to the Trans Canada Highway from the lake. Or... a cute little stop off the beaten path. Thanks to the coffee roasters in Elma, MB, the cafe has their own blend of coffee. We didn't try it, but the beans smelled lovely. The menu isn't anything too special, but it's a cute little atmosphere and has a decent sized patio. They're licensed! Options are limited, but you can get locally brewed (Neepawa) Farmery beer here. The food menu is your typical chain looking kind of food. Take a look at pics for the menu. Nothing seems to be homemade from what we saw. Overall, a friendly place to stop if you're in the middle of nowhere and need a stop and some food.

If you're stuck in this neck of the woods, Campbell's is 1 of the 2 supermarkets in town (that I…read moreknow of) where you can get groceries. Parking is available in front of the building in the lot, or on the street. The inside looks like a time capsule from the 1980s. Everything inside is of that vintage, except for maybe a couple of items. The selection is no Superstore obviously, but they had all 5 food groups in there (veggies, meat, dairy, grain, and potato chips). Enough to keep you alive for sure. My one complaint would be that the deli section is tiny. I was hoping to buy my lunch there but ended up getting something else from another section.

Great bakery and good selection of produce. The prices are competitive and the staff extremely…read morehelpful. Campbell's also consistently supports the many community events going on in Lac du Bonnet.

We were hoping this would become a great little spot in town, but sadly it did not live up to its…read morepotential. A major turn off of this place is the excessive use of wasteful packaging. Every single thing is individually wrapped in plastic. This could easily be solved by providing paper plates or napkins and keeping goods under a glass cloche. Once you get past the packaging, all the products in the case are Sysco-style, mass-produced frozen goods. You're much better off going to Gran's up the street for some real baked goods. Lastly, the coffee is nothing special and even worse, it's served in styrofoam cups. If you can get past all of that, there is some very lovely patio seating out back and it's dog friendly. Hoping that the owner takes a chance and does something great with this place.

Beautiful and quaint little place with so much character and the friendliest service.read more

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.

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!

If you loved Gran's baking at the LdB farmers market on Saturdays, now you can get her baking…read moreanytime! Happy that there's a location in town for all the amazing home baking with simple and traditional recipes you miss most. Ginger snaps, butter tarts and brownies are just some of the goods in this hidden little shop. If you're in town or passing though on your way to the lake, stop by and get your sweet tooth fixed right up!

Had one of their catered lunches today…read more Parking is available out front. The sandwiches are generally quite healthy, though you do have to watch the sodium content. That is the one thing I really wish more fast food chains would watch out there. People already have enough heart attacks. The food quality is consistent with other locations, so nothing to fear here.