Visited this gem over the weekend with friends we haven't seen in over 30 years. I am so glad we…read morecame here. Loved loved loved everything about it. From the food, to the ambiance and the staff. The place was so charming. Would definitely be back next time we're in town. Laura - California, USA

My daughters treated me to High Tea at McLeods Tea House and Restaurant as an early Mother's Day…read moregift. Everything was perfect from the delicious teas, sandwiches, scones and other desserts to the exceptional service. The tea I had was so delicious I purchased some to take home. Highly recommend this quaint lovely little restaurant/tea house.

Little Star Gifts is THE anime store in Winnipeg for me! They've been my favourite store for 19…read moreyears. The owner is very friendly, I remember when they had a tiny booth at Kildonan Place, They have a lot of different selections; funko pops, nendriods and accessories, small and large figurines, bags, posters, lots of Hatsune Miku items, Pokemon items, cosplay, pins, plushes, K-pop items, and a lot more. BUT ALWAYS make sure to double-check their website if they still have the item you want. Everything is a bit expensive, but they own a lot of good quality items. It's ok to splurge every once in a while

Great spot to hang out at night, shop, eat at a variety of places, and ice skate. It was close to…read moreour hotel ( inn at ft Gary) For food, there are plenty of options, including a totally gluten free Mexican place, salads, vegetarian, fine dining (1), burgers, beer, and more. They have a well stocked candy shop and Winnipeg themed stores

This is probably the coolest place in the city hands down. This area is connected to the museum and…read moreoffers a park, food market and retail shops. There is also a beer garden by the river so you can enjoy the outdoors while it lasts. The market is two stories with the food on the bottom and retail on top. There are a ton of options so you will definitely find something for everyone. I recommend Fergies fish and chips and the common for a beer sampler. For dessert, my go tos are Fro-gurts and neon cone. Each one of these places offers great service and their food is delicious. If you come to Winnipeg, you should definitely explore this area!

Tara's Gift Shop is wonderful and cute. She has so many little things such as home decor and…read morecandles that are amazing. She also has clothes too check out her website ladies! Its worth it!

From the owner: A small gift shoppe in rural Manitoba also stocking a variety of sewing notions and kitchen and…read morebaking supplies. A little bit of everything!

MOLD IN CHEESECAKE? I have had food from Dwarf no Cachette both seated at the restaurant and have…read morehad multiple delivery orders online. Although I have fairly enjoyed the food, I think there must be some transparency especially with the matter of food safety. With this restaurant I have often enjoyed their noodles or chicken dishes but this time I wanted to try their 'Plain Cheese Cake' offered both in their in-restaurant menu and their online menu. At first glance the cheesecake looked delicious but as I looked over to the side of the crust there was MOLD. The obvious green mold spots can be seen in the images I have provided. Quite disgusted and disappointed with this situation leading me to most likely not order from this establishment again. As having been a frequent customer of this restaurant, this has made me question the sanitation and quality standards that Dwarf no Cachette puts in place.

Food was AMAZING!! I highly recommend!! I got miso Roman and made it the #3 combo. Everything was…read moreso good I jumped right in and forgot to take a picture first!

When I was a Winnipegger, I frequented bookstores more regularly than I do now. Back then, it was…read moreChapters and McNally Robinson. I had two favourite Chapters stores. Both are still there, but are under the Indigo name. The one store at Polo Festival in St. James, which used to be steps away from the old Winnipeg Stadium, was one of my favourites. The other was this store in St. Vital Centre. It's an Indigo now. It still has that cozy feel of taking a few books, finding a cozy place to sit down and reading parts of them before deciding whether I wanted to commit to buying them. It also has a Starbucks cafe in the store. Back then, I rarely bought anything there. I can see myself doing it now, especially spending time on my phone and using the free wifi offered in the store. This bookstore is right outside the food court. You technically can grab a drink and food if nothing at Starbucks interests you. I came here to browse. I also wanted to see if I could get a gift and a birthday card for my friend. There was a plushie sale. I didn't get any, but the plushies were cute. This store always features books by Manitobans. One book, mmm... Manitoba, caught my attention. I didn't get it, but it's a book that I'd like to read and possibly buy. It shares stories about the foods that Manitobans eat. I will need to revisit it. I did find a card for my friend. I spent a while finding the perfect card for her. The card selection at Indigo never disappoints. However, some cards can be expensive. I found one going for $19. Yikes! I like the sales items. I saw mugs, reading socks, and more that were all discounted. I got a gift and a birthday card for my friend from this store. I went to pay for it and chatted with a friendly woman at the checkout. I got my Indigo rewards barcode scanned. I then paid for my items with a credit card. All was great. The woman asked if I needed a bag. My items were so small that they fit in my existing bag. I thanked her and left. Although I didn't spend as much time in this store as I used to when I lived in this city, it still felt cozy and familiar. I still love this store. I'm happy that it's still around. (312)

Couple of staff need to be trained properly and I found out books are overpriced they are way…read morecheaper online and in the states where you pay one-third of the price

Really surprised to read some of the previous reviews! Had a great time sorting through stuff and…read morewalked out with several gems within the space of a lunch break. Yes, everything is piled up and nothing is organized, but... I always figure those are the best places to dig for treasure. True that some of the stuff is too far gone to have value, but that's in the minority. Don't look for price tags, they're not there - everything is up for negotiation, but the prices asked are reasonable.

This was a fun place to visit. All I can say is that I wish we had a Value Village in Regina that…read morewas as good as the ones joe b. has visited in Vancouver, if they have inventory as interesting as the stuff in the Sound Exchange. Odd curios and fun pop cultural memorabilia. I must have met one of the other two owners, as the one that I spoke with was quirky but amiable and entertaining. The stacks, however, are a bit tiresome to sort through.