Fabulous donair! Spicy, a little sweet, on amazing housemade pita. Easy parking for our big rig on…read moreside street around the corner.

Michaels is a locally owned gem of a coffee shop and bakery. The cinnamon buns are worth the stop.read more

The donuts are decent however, they clearly do not know how to cook grilled cheese. For the price…read morethey charge it is atrocious that we received this undercooked sandwich. They practically put cheese between two slices of bread and handed it to us

Great Icecap, my 3pm breakfast muffin as a tiny piece of ham, a premade grey yolk egg and so.e…read moreprocessed cheese on a toasted English muffin. Finished off with a gummy cheese scone.

Good coffee and gift shop, very limited food options, premade sandwiches and sushi sets…read more Maybe better soup and sandwich option for lunch Hard to get breakfast in this town other than a and w and the Russell inn

I had a BBQ chicken wrap here and it was very tasty. Less than $10. The coffee is alright - nothing…read moreextraordinary. The restaraunt has a little gift shop attached with some unique odds and ends. Usually quite busy.

I have to admit that when I thought of the name "Moosomin" I didn't anticipate that they would have…read morean urban deli of the caliber one would find in places like Saskatoon or Edmonton. Moosomin sounded like a another Saskatchewan town that's down on its luck. Well I was wrong on both counts. Moosomin is an interesting place to visit and The Crate House is a quality destination café and deli. It's a deli with two tables inside and more outside, (I didn't count how many). They have WiFi but it's not password protected. The deli also has ice-cream, milkshakes, sandwiches, soup, iced coffee plus all the usual things that you expect to see in a delicatessen. We wanted lunch so both of us ordered the Cajun chicken sandwich and a cup of ravioli sausage soup. The sandwiches were fresh and delicious. Not too big and not too small. I liked the fact that these were not messy sandwiches with stuff dripping out on your fingers or work clothes. The meat was tender without a hint of dryness. All sandwiches should be like these. The soup was excellent too. It was thick soup with big pieces of home made ravioli; the kind of soup that only a chef or a mother can make. There were several other sandwiches to choose from and I think that the soup changes each day. Oh did I mention the seafood? Yes a small town in the middle of the Canadian prairies has seafood. How on earth do they pull that of in rural Saskatchewan? I would love to come back here but that's unlikely to happen because this local treasure is far from home for us. The town is right off the TransCanada Highway and the deli is on Main Street. Check it out because if you appreciate good food that's made right you'll be glad you stopped in Mooomin and ate at The Crate House.

The best staff! Unique food, a bit of everything. Great summer setting to eat outside too.read more

Incredibly good coffee in such a small town is a sign of good things to come for Russell…read more This place has a great variety of places to sit and even a private room section in the vault (this location was previously a bank). It's a great place to sit in by the fireplace if it's raining but the patio is also cute when it's sunny. If you're in a hurry, don't expect to get your coffee in less than 20 minutes. We were second in line and with only one person working, we waited quite a while on a Saturday morning. It's to be expected in a small town I suppose. That's the reason for 3 stars... understaffing for what is most likely the busiest time for this establishment. Tea, coffees and small snacks.

Very cool place that you would imagine to find hidden in a big city but instead is hidden in a…read moresmall town like Russell. It is attached to a clothing store owned by the same person. The coffee store is a wooden decorated nice and warm place to stop in Russell Manitoba if you are staying in the city or passing by in the highway 16, though is not right beside the highway. Also, is the only store open on Sunday. The products that they offer have a good quality, coffees, smoothies, and some pastry. I don't give the last star because they don't offer free wifi, though you have the option to pay 5 dollars per device to have wifi through MTS. Not good because just across the street there is another coffee place very nice as well, with free wifi

The café we were expecting from pre-COVID times is now MJ's. Glad we went in anyway. Fabulous soup,…read moreattentive service from a hardworking crew, and some of the best coffee we found on our BC to Manitoba Roadtrip. Food others ordered looked great, and prices were very reasonable. Definitely a future destination on our next trip.

Listen up homeslice, i really love the farmers wraps. they're absolutely delicious. however im…read moredeadly allergic to eggs and if i eat them i could shatter my esophagus. and possibly decease. it would be nice if in the app. we could set an option for removal of the chicken product of said chicken egg. it would very beneficial aswell for my acquaintance kelsey. we are both deadly allergic. please consider this as my esophagus will thank you. no more epipens. really nice and well maintained place.

Had to wait 20 minutes for a roast beef sandwich. Come to find out they have mine away to someone…read moreelse. Very unorganized operation.

You can tell it's tourist country when every conceivable convenience itemcan be found under one…read moreroof. Fancy some coffee? Liquor? Fresh bread? Actually, on the note of bread, this place has the goods. Delicious, fresh, bakery quality stuff. I never thought a gas station would be my go-to for bread, but this place has the good stuff.