I want to write great little place, but the space, nor the taste, is small at all! Great coffee…read moremade and served here in a great atmosphere. The inside is just beautiful! Loads of seating inside in a cabin-like setting with a fireplace to sit next to in the cold months. This is a great place for groups or to just hang out with a book or get some work done. A nice big patio with umbrellas for those nice days. The treats are also delicious. We tried two massive cookies (ginger and chocolate chip) and they were very tasty. It makes me sad that it's their only location in town because it's not very convenient for me - literally across the city. But we do stop on our way out of town when it isn't too hot to be drinking coffee (I don't do iced!).

I went to Mountain Bean the first time in grade 11 when a friend of mine invited me for hot…read morechocolate and I unknowingly agreed to board a bus and ride for nearly an hour to get there. We would continue to go, and it became a regular spot despite its remoteness. The next year, by coincidence, my parents ended up moving pretty much down the street from it so it became easier to go more and more often. It's very cozy inside, very Wood Cabin-esque, and a great place to sit and catch up in the middle of winter. This place is somehow inexplicably entwined into my own personal history and their hot chocolate is pretty damn good.

The almond croissant is fabulous with honey/almond paste. The black coffee is great excellent…read moreoption for a quick meal

From the owner: Luxury dessert Cafe featuring local coffee and tea!read more

When I'm in Winnipeg, Modern is my daily go to for coffee. The owner and staff are super people,…read morethe ambiance is relaxing, and the coffee is mighty tasty. There's also a bit of a vintage coffee equipment vibe going on, along with some way cool Winnipeg memorabilia. They had a tough go through the Covid times but are recovering slowly , hopefully their delicious lunches will be back on the chalk board, and evening music will return

Finally, a real coffee shop in the north end of town! You'll find all the typical wonderful…read morespecialty coffees as all the other hipster joints, plus delicious snacks, treats and even lunches! Sandwiches and other small menu items are also available. Great if you live in the area and are on foot. There is no parking on the street but we've gotten away with parking at the grocery lot directly across the street. The one downside here is that this tiny little shop (yes, tiny as in not very much seating so be prepared to grab your jo to go!) is that it is NOT accessible. There is a little step into the shop and steps to get up to the counter. So that's definitely challenging if you have any mobility issues at all (even being on crutches is a major issue). Good to know: bring in your own To Go cup and get 10 cents off your coffee!

My friend's coffee was decent. My matcha green smoothie was very organic and delicious. The pizza…read morebagel was delectable and I am happy that they have bagels like this in their store. The decor is quaint and classy. Somewhat retro and cozy. It's a small place but it worth visiting. Customer service was good.

First time in here and located right on main (busy street!) it's a tiny space, but perfect lighting…read moreand minimal seating. I have a feeling this a takeaway spot and not meant for hanging around long. I had a cortado and it was smooth and well balanced. I would definitely come back here again and would try an espresso or cappuccino. They had a small pastry case, but it was mostly sold out when I was in around 1:30 pm. Has a small restroom and on the way there, there's a cute selection of books for purchase. Staff were very kind and service was fast. I'll be back!

This place is hard to spot from the street but it's a hidden gem for cheese lovers! This place also…read morehas amazing desserts. But the cheese on the Croque monsieur sandwich and on the Korean grilled cheese is so freaking delicious! I think she said my grilled cheese has mayonnaise and cheese and the combination is absolutely amazing! My tastebuds were super happy. The little pieces of green onions were tasty too and come to think of it, my sandwich was toasted a bit too much. The bread was blackened but the cheese was perfect! And so was my green tea with honey drink. The cashier was a little bit impatient with my friend and I though. But I definitely recommend coming in and trying something on the menu atleast once!

This is the best Harrison's Coffee in Winnipeg. The Chai Latte is sweet but mild. I recommend…read moreasking the cashier to make it sweet or else it might be a bit flat but the ingredients are of high quality and overall it tastes delicious. The French bread pastries are super yummy. They are soft and buttery. The whip cream one has lemon filling in it and it is my favourite it is the most satisfying pastry ever hehe. The ambience was nice and the place is clean and pleasant.

Finally! A coffee shop on Waterfront when you're walking or biking around the beautiful path…read more Coffee is strong, like it should be, and they have local sweets and treats in the showcase. Be sure to get a local ice cream sandwich and sit outside on the chairs to watch the world go by.

Great pastries infused with protein. And the espresso grind is delicious high quality. Friendly…read moreservices who are focused on you getting exactly what u want. Cute decor with good seating. Best thing is they are 100% locally owned. Support local!

C'est le café que j'aime visiter depuis que j'ai commencé à visiter la ville à partir de 2019. Les…read moreprix sont devenu un peu plus chers mais le café et le thé sont très exquis. Les gars et filles de café sont très accueillants et amicaux. Le café est devenu 3 fois plus grand qu'en 2019. C'est un endroit où l'on peut goûter l'ambience française. ÉDIT : Il met à jour le menu à partir du 18 juillet 2025.

Cute little cafe. Counter staff not very welcoming, no one said hi or anything, two of them back…read morethere. Didn't order food as there was no visible menu, pastries available. Unsure if there were vegan options? Ordered a London Fog , asked extra hot, was not, tea bag not even steeped. Very mediocre for 5.25$

Horrible and rude staff. We got there and put our stuff down and was told to leave if we were not…read moreplanning on buying anything when I had already bought a latte. He told us that we occupied a whole table and if we didn't plan on buying anything, he might as well close down the store. Not the experience we were expecting on our first time going. Very disappointing!

Recently, Winnipeg is definitely going through it's slew of independent coffee houses. So lucky for…read moreall of us who enjoy coffee and want an alternative to Starbucks and a desire to support local independent businesses. Parlour Coffee on Main Street was pretty much the first onto the scene last year with it's gourmet coffee and ultra minimalistic interior design. MAKE / Coffee + Stuff opened in Dec '12, is a very modern, sleek and minimalistic coffeehouse that looks more like a modern art space than coffee hangout. But that's probably because the owner is an environmental design instructor at U of M's faculty of architecture. The place is a bit hidden unless you are looking for it as it's in the same strip as Kristina's on Corydon. This place is situated within a few steps of Starbucks and Second Cup on Corydon. The space is completely white, with design books lined along the left side, several wood crate like coffee tables, a few minimalistic chairs, hanging industrial lights in a space that's both raw yet designed. The espresso counter in the back of the space has a small and focused menu: espresso, latte, cappucino, mocha, americano, slow drip and san pellegrino. Espressos are $2.50, lattes are $4 and mochas are $4.50 and are served in one size. I would hazard to guess that the mocha I had was maybe 250 ml or a short in Starbucks world. I like smaller sized coffees but for those who love grandes and such, it might seem like you're not getting as much drink. It wasn't my favourite mocha but the did use freshly grated callebaut chocolate. The espresso grind felt a bit dark and was not as smooth as I prefer. But coffee is such a subjective drink so I'd go back and try a slow drip to give this place another try. Nonethless, the best part of this space is the concept behind the coffee house - which is to support the local design community. It's meant to be a hub for not only the local design culture but for others to engage with the art by being a retail and exhibition venue. Apparently, designers work the espresso bar at MAKE.