Outside appearance can deceive!…read more Inside jammed packed with obviously happy customers on entrance - i suspect a good portion being regulars (we had taken a chance dueceord of mouth) Pesto Ricotta Toast was incredible, poached eggs fond to perfection. That's it - poached eggs are their forte and they are done to perfection -for all three of us dinning with 3 different orders. Don't expect elegance - just good food at good value.

From the owner: Come brunch with us! Delicious food, equally delicious…read morecoffee and service with a smile! You'll be sure to find something you like on our menu :) Can't wait to serve you! First come, first serve!

Love the girls who run this place :) talented individuals. KB and Syd make my heart smile. Amazing…read moreroom, great cocktails

I was in from Toronto and had a date booked with my sister. We were recommended Langside Grocery…read morefor its drinks, olives, and the cheese dip. We got to the restaurant and the bartender, Kieran, gave us great drink recommendations. We ordered a couple items from the menu - the olives (served warm - amazing!) and the Pumpkin Crème Brûlée, prepared by Denise in the kitchen, were our favourites! I wanted to spend an evening out with my sister and Kieran took the time to answer all our questions on the drinks without hovering. Would definitely recommend this bar. Sunday night it was calm, classy, and cozy; we were told Friday and Saturday are quite busy if you want a more bumpin' vibe. Whatever night you chose to go, I hope Kieran is at the bar - great service.

The cocktails and the mixology are inspired! The food, on the other hand, is not my idea of great…read more Warm olives were scalding hot, and buried in so much balsamic glaze and blue cheese that there was no point in putting olives in there. The service was slow and sporadic. The vegan burger was tasty but so mushy most of the "burger" ended up on the plate and not part of the sandwich. It's a nice place to go for a drink (good ambiance) but I wouldn't even recommend the tapas from the VERY limited menu. So just to qualify, it's a good place. It's just me that won't be going again.

Absolutely amazing! The cocktails are utter and the food is so delicious and fresh. They have an…read moreamazing patio space. The ambiance is like an upscale treehouse. Hand drawn menus very clever and cute names for dishes and drinks. Service was wonderful. Honestly one of the best restaurants I've been to in some time. Highly recommend. I will definitely be back!

Whatever you're paying Fran, double it! Exceptional service. Great food and atmosphere. We'll be…read moreback :)

Well. If it were not for our waitperson Fran it would be excellent…read more But...we did get Fran so...it was way beyond excellent. Seriously good food, but the service was better. We got Goldeye fish and Mussels and Peach Ricotta and a beautiful French White. The setting was awesome, but the whole staff was chill and welcoming and funny and engaging so we sat and hung with them instead of looking at the amazing ceiling. The Staff: Makes all the difference. In fact we ate at all three restaurants for a progressive dinner. We tipped out $150. But it was Canadian so... Lovely place. Just go.

Really cool place in a renovated area of the Exchange. The vibe was on point with my favorite…read moredancing genre of reggaeton music. It was hard not to buss a move while enjoying our cocktails. Service was super chill, just what you need in a hot day enjoying libations.

Cool bar that distills their own vodka and gin in a space from the salvaged St. Regis Hotel. The…read morespace is on Alexander where it's part lounge/bar and part distillery. It's located in a slightly quiet area but despite walking there around 9 and leaving after 11 on a Saturday night there were no issues. No coffee, wines or beers here but there are non-alcoholic drinks and of course loads of cocktails. Most cocktails are $13 and they even offer old school punch bowls (recall the ones our parents owned) except these are smaller ones and need a min of two people for $15 each. Food was just a few cheeseboards - one is a vegan cheese board too. Loved all of the cocktails we tried: - Golden bird - patent 5 vodka, apple jack, golden apple syrup, green strawberry bitters, Malic acid - espresso martini - patent 5 vodka, dogwood neon espresso and Kahlua - Long Island gimlet - patent 5 gin, rum, tequila, house cola cordial, citric acid. This was my favourite - maybe because it has a lot of liquor. Service was laid back yet helpful. Vibe was relaxed and welcoming. Just people having a cocktail and a good time. No pretension. Loved it. I will be back!

I had to laugh when we first walked in because it felt like we'd accidentally wandered into…read moresomeone's very stylish basement. The room is dark, cozy, and a little weird in a way that works. The food was just as interesting, especially the bone marrow, which was ridiculously rich. Service was friendly and relaxed, and by the end of the night, I was very glad we picked this place.

Wow, this was a super great find!! Close to our airbnb and glad checked the website so saw to come…read moreon Thursday for Oyster Night!! So not only was it Happy Hour, we also had great deal on oysters. Made reservation for right when they opened and was greeted at door. I can't even express how cool the decor & ambiance is!! Thankfully we were first ones so I could snap some pics. Given a high table near bar but then able to move to the bar which was a lot of fun. Oysters were fantastic and we also got the roasted Bone...super amazing!! Make sure to do the Bone Luge when done!

This place is awesome, and definitely worth making a part of any trip to the Leaf. Actually, it's…read moreworth visiting even if you aren't planning on touring the Leaf. While clearly a nice restaurant, the atmosphere isn't pretentious at all. It's chill, people are friendly, and I was really impressed by how calm everyone seemed in the open kitchen. The menu I guess could be described as "New Canadian", and I'd say it's got something for everyone, but is focused enough not to overwhelm. We got three of the small plates to start with and share: the focaccia, the chorizo spiced tacos, and the roasted squash gnocchi. The tacos are actually made with soy curls (a soy-based protein that actually has the texture of chicken) flavored with chorizo spices. Our meat-eating (and meat-loving) parents who usually dislike tofu and any meat alternatives actually really liked the tacos. I tried some of the mole and it was so good that I ended up pouring some of the extra on the focaccia! The focaccia itself was pillowy and perfect with a unique and delicious strawberry infused whipped butter. The gnocchi was by far my favorite dish of the night. The contrast of the pillowy gnocchi to the pumpkin seed brittle, and the sweet squash to the savory mushroom xo, all make for delight and interest in every bite. For mains, I got the coconut korma with soy curls, and my dinner buddies got the house salads (one with chicken and one with soy curls) and the linguine with spinach creme sauce. Props to the kitchen for very satisfying portions on the large plates. We were all stuffed by the end and I actually needed a bit of help at the end to finish mine. The korma was delicious, with fragrant fluffy rice and flavorful soy protein. Everyone really enjoyed their dishes, and the only downside was that we were too stuffed to try and of the desserts, which sounded amazing. I'm not that particular about service in general, but when it's good, I can definitely notice, and the service here is really, really good. Our server, Karla (or Carla?) was so attentive, so helpful, kept us well hydrated, and paced everything out perfectly. Overall, our experience here was incredibly positive and would recommend!

We really enjoyed all of our food at Gather. The restaurant itself is beautiful and located inside…read morethe Leaf. We started with the olives and corn dip/chips, which were both really good. For entrees, we had the curry and the pork tenderloin, which we would highly recommend both. Definitely worth adding to your list of places to eat in Winnipeg.

They have a nice selection of beers and the menu is not broad, but has a variety of items. It's a…read morelarger place and somewhat noisy, but still adequate for dining.

We stopped by for dinner. Server was pretty busy but still nice, food was great. Would stop by if…read morewe visit winnipeg again.

George's is a burger stall in Morden, with outdoor seating beside the stall. You order over the…read morecounter, and they'll call your number once your order's ready. Their menu is extensive, with burgers, poutine, milkshakes, twisters, yogurt, lemonade, etc all available. I'll definitely return here in future road trips to the area simply because of the variety available here, I didn't end up trying everything I wanted to at all. For this visit I had the mozza mushroom burger with their original freshly squeezed lemonade. I'll admit, the burger portion isn't the biggest, but it was certainly quality over quantity in terms of its juiciness. Their lemonade though, oh my goodness it was delicious, and it was definitely squeezed with fresh lemons. The outdoor seating can get infested with flies, which is something you'll have to live with if eating at those bench tables. Otherwise though this is a stop that I highly recommend if you're in Morden.

The burger was very good quality and you can tell by just eating how much effort and time they put…read moreinto making an excellent dish. The fries were good too, but felt like a high quality hickory stick. Must try if you're in Morden.