A gravel lot behind a shabby fence on main street that just happens to be a great little music…read morevenue.

Dive bar, but that means overall good vibes, reasonable drinks prices and solid rock acts... Get…read morethere early to get a good table or you'll end up on a stool somewhere...

Atmosphere was welcoming and invigorating. I had the butter chicken great flavour. It came with a…read moreseasoned rice and soft nann bread. More than enough for me for lunch so I took the left overs for my supper. I will be back for sure. This is a hidden gem in the Linden Woods area. I am not a pool player but the vibe in here makes me want to come back and play a few games. Music was a great mix of tunes, some older and some newer. Loved it.

Absolutely LOVE the double bacon cheeseburger and poutine! My favourite thing to order. We like to…read morecome here to have a few drinks and enjoy some comfort food. Sometimes we play pool too.

My fiance and I went for the AFC Championship game and it was a good atmosphere. We walked in and…read moreimmediately felt welcome. Very nice people and you could tell there's a lot of regulars that show up which was cool. The food was also fantastic and I highly recommend the Caesar!! So good! I definitely will be back!

From the owner: Locally owned Sports bar with Great bar food, homemade appetizers and cheap drinks. Pool table,…read moredart board and karaoke. 13 TV's with individual feeds to watch anything you want. NFL Sunday ticket to watch every game and a Lounge full of Winnipeg Jets Fans!

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.

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!

I was passing through town and made a stop to help at one of the Habitat Builds…read more After the build I wandered around town and literally chose this place due to the name and all the shite I was avoiding in the states by taking a travel across Canada. The place is a bit higher than a 3 but without 1/4 stars Yelp makes it hard to give more accurate reviews. For dinner ? The Donair ! I haven't had one in years and was super excited about finding it on the menu. It did not disappoint! Nothing beats a good Donair . I would say fresh cut fries should be added to the menu . They make meals that much better. Also one thing I like about dinning in Canada is that so many places have fresh cut fries. All in all a good experience. Lovely staff. Good food. Good beer.

Its not really a British or Irish pub, it's a student bar with some British decorations - it's not…read moreterrible, just not worth the hype. Customer service isn't great, and several of the patrons are much to be desired. It's some kind of hang out for local government people who were not the nicest. I was told many times that Mark Carney held an even here during the election - apparently if I was 100 in love with that I should leave. I just didn't want to engage in politics at all. Won't got back.

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.

Tip: The scotch eggs are delicious…read more The Toad in the Hole is a pub and restaurant in Osborne Village. It was there for years before I had moved to Winnipeg and this neighbourhood. It was open late on most evenings along with Papa George's that was up the street. The latter is no longer there. This eatery has gone through a bunch of changes over the years. When I was new to the neighbourhood, this eatery had two floors. The top floor had a traditional bar and restaurant. The lower floor also had a bar, but the artsy, younger folks spent time hanging around there. This place went through some renovations. If I remember things correctly, the basement got renovated and everything was on the top floor for months. The Toad in the Hole used to be on the east side of Osborne Street. When Buccacino's closed down further south and on the west side of Osborne Street, this eatery took the space over and has been there for a few years now. I have yet to see what the space looks like. Part of me wants to remember what Buccacino's was like before it shut down. The other part of me wants a scotch egg from The Toad. I love scotch eggs. I had my first one here. I remember the egg being soft-boiled. When you cut through the breading and sausage, the yolk would slowly ooze out. The scotch egg was deep-fried to perfection. Yum! I also liked getting its namesake. It was two sunny-side eggs in grilled Texas toast. It came with hashbrowns. You could choose from sausage, bacon, or ham as your protein side. I enjoyed the toad-themed breakfast menu besides the Toad in the Hole: - Tadpole (two eggs without being fried within toast) - Big toad (think English breakfast with baked beans, grilled tomato slices, and all protein sides) - Senor toad (tortillas topped with refried beans, sunny-side eggs, guacamole, pico de gallo, and cheddar) - Vegan senor toad (similar to the regular one, substituting the eggs for grilled veggies and the cheddar for a vegan version) The fish and chips are also decent here. The fish is pickerel, which was different than cod or halibut. It tasted fresh, which I loved. I don't recall ever having dessert here. I don't remember if it even served any! I hope that the pub is nice. It used to have happy hour deals that were decent. I want scotch eggs now! (359)

Fun pub w fun food and huge portions to keep your tummy happy. Nice wait staff and friendly. Haley…read morewas the sweetest. Love the ambiance! Drink specials too. 6$ tall Tin Wednesdays after 8pm. Local craft beers! Fish n chips is amazing w 2 gigantic battered pickerel (very fleshy white meat) that measures like 6-8 inches. Plus live music Thursdays and Fridays and Saturdays!