Had a great brunch here with eggplant shakshuka $16 and a half salad $7. Both were fresh and…read morebalanced. I felt full and healthy at the end of the meal. I appreciated the beans in both the tomato sauce and salad, and that the dish came with a generous portion of sourdough bread. The salad has fruit and nuts, with a light tahini dressing and was a decent portion size. Liked it so much we came back again the next day. The half soup was delicious and served with bread. For $6, it was also a great deal. Latte $5.50 with oat milk (extra $0.90) was delicious. The barbacoa hash $22 was a very hearty mix of different meats, potatos, beans, and eggs. The eggs Benedict $17 had an incredibly rich hollandaise sauce and very buttery biscuit. I had the tofu bacon with it which was delicious, smokey, sweet, and salty. Service was very friendly. The interior is bright with lots of plants and warm wood. The food took a bit of time to come out the first time but was very fast the second visit. I imagine it would be the perfect spot to catch up with friends. They have completely gluten free and vegan menus available as well. All in all my favourite spot in Winnipeg! Would definitely come back and would recommend.

My boyfriend and I went to have brunch at Modern Electric Lunch before we went to the airport. It…read morewas raining heavily but we walked from our hotel to this brunch place as we wanted to experience brunch one more time before we left. It was quite empty when we got there, which was a surprise as this place is quite good, but we went first thing in the morning so it was understandable. Perhaps it was the rain outside, but this brunch place felt very chill and peaceful. Our server was helpful and took our order quickly. We started with drinks. I got an iced tea (that I no longer see in the current menu) and my boyfriend got a matcha with strawberry milk. I thought my tea was pretty good, although it was a tad too subtle for me. I could taste hints of peach but not much else. My boyfriend liked his matcha drink and thought it was one of the better matchas he's had in our short Winnipeg trip (I would agree). Our mains came quickly. He ordered the chiquilas (and he ordered it with chicken) and he really liked it. I had a bite as well and it was a nice interesting flavour. I was craving bacon and eggs so I ordered the classic breakfast. It was delicious. The eggs were cooked perfectly and the bacon was good and crispy. I added sausages on the side and I'm glad I did. Overall, this is a great place to have brunch. They have cocktails as well as a diverse drink selection. They have some interesting stuff on the menu, such as the Palestinian breakfast, which I am curious to try if I ever come back.

Throughout the week I seldom have time for a sit down lunch which makes this a great option for me…read moreand my peers. The food is always perfectly done and consistent each time we go and the staff is very pleasant. The home made panini or pizza is great but I think their perogies are cheemo brand. I will continue to frequent them on a weekly basis until the perogie epidemic has been resolved.

It took a while but this place finally opened! I like their concept - fresh, healthy food for…read moreoffice workers. Downtown Winnipeg seems to be lacking in this area so it's a nice change to see this chain open up and provide better healthier options unlike the usual Tim Hortons or Subway. This franchise is situated in the new downtown MB Hydro building on the corner of Carlton and Portage Avenue. Lucky workers to have that in their building. This place is exactly what it calls itself to be - a deli and market. There's a sandwich station with sandwiches starting at $4.99 along with some pre-made ones. There's a made to order pita pizza section where you can create your own pizza. And there's a few soup choices. There's a hot and cold buffet table - priced by weight, $1.49 per 100g. Now, normally I don't like these types of buffet tables because who knows how long things have been sitting there. Plus there's so many people walking about, and some people are not very sanitary when it comes to these types of things. But it looks like there's good turnover on their first day as there was barely any hot food items when I arrived just after 1 pm. I opted to get some cold stuff - I got some marinated mushrooms, some tabouli salad and a Mediterranean mixed green salad type. In a small square styrofoam container (about a small salad sized portion) came to $3.40 after tax. I didn't think it was that expensive, but I guess that can add up when you pick up heavier protein items. The food is delish, it tastes like stuff I make at home and gravitate to on a daily basis - light and healthy. The mushrooms tasted like it was marinated in herbs and lemon - yummy. The tabouli was lightly seasoned and quite good. The mediterranean salad had artichokes in there (one of the reasons why I picked this one) - it had a nice tangy vinaigrette and wasn't not overly dressed. Nothing was overly seasoned or too salty - a plus in my books. It's their first day so maybe that's why they barely had any signages describing the food choices on the buffet tables. Also, it'd be nice to see some pricing on the market foods like the fruit, prepackaged to go meals and cheeses. There's also a coffee section that serves up cappuccino, espressos, cafe mochas, regular coffee and tea. This place has a moderate amount of seating inside as well. Sounds like they'll be open M-F, early in the morning till about 5 or 6 pm.

Had the brisket hash recently. Very solid, the hash browns are whole potato cubes, the beef brisket…read morethey use is plentiful and juicy, and they use a whole sunny side up egg. Service is a little slow here, so keep that in mind for peak times. Miss Browns used to be located on William Ave, but looks like after the issues with that building they found a new permanent home inside the Hargrave Street Market!

I really have no idea what is going on here. The reviews and the food looked so promising online…read morebut did not live up to the hype. First things first they are located in a building that is basically a food hall- we went for breakfast and had a heck of a time even finding it. When we got there- ghost town. I was confused if they were even open. Plus a lot of the menu was covered up and we weren't left with a ton of options. For what we spent vs. what we got there's no why I can recommend this. I ended up going with the brisket eggs benedict and it tasted off- really off. I didn't really taste eggs, brisket or sauce. It did come with a side of potatoes but nothing special. The buffalo chicken sandwich was okay, but again wasn't the first choice. I just cannot get over how confused I was getting here, ordering and eating. We honestly thought we were at the wrong restaurant. We wont be back and I would highly recommend checking somewhere else out.

They are a pop up now, so if you hear of one, get down there fast!!! Because the food is so good it…read moreruns out fast, despite how much extra they bring knowing this! Always friendly! Usually at the WPRFM! Winnipeg Punk Rock Flea Market! Market November 15/26 at 1808 Wellington

The thing that caught me off guard was how filling the meal was. The plate looked pretty simple…read morewhen it arrived, but I was struggling to finish it by the end. The flavors were fresh and not drowned in sauce, which I liked the most.

Our favorite restaurant in all of Winnipeg! We were in town for a wedding and tried various brunch…read moreplaces at The Forks and a popular one downtown that won many awards. That one is fine, but Juneberry is AMAZING! I am still dreaming about the blueberry ricotta pancakes. Service was great although the server wasn't that helpful since she practically recommended everything on the menu when we asked for recs, haha, understandable though since it does appear everything on the menu is delicious. Tip: you can call ahead to put your name on the waitlist the day of. Otherwise you'll be waiting a looong time! It's that popular!

Great service. The place was busy, but we managed to get a seat outside. Although I do wish there…read morehad been an umbrella at our table as when we finished our meal and had to finish our mimosas, a surprise rain happened. Would go again the next time I'm in Winnipeg though. Friendly people and parking was easy to find. Food was good. I had the eggs Benedict and didn't have a complaint. They have these air fried potatoes that were perfectly crisped.

For the area, this place was yummy! I started with a mango smoothie that was almost fulfilling…read moreenough, but then I got the veggie sandwich, which had a ton of flavor and I couldn't help but eat it all in one sitting! I loved the multiple vegan and vegetarian options! Seating was plentiful. Service was friendly.

Came back here a year later to give this location a second chance and it was a MUCH better…read moreexperience overall. I'm convinced I probably just came here on a bad day last time I gave this place two stars. The food is still just as incredible and the service is friendly and decently quick. Still not giving this place five stars because parking is a major issue to get to this location, but then again, it's Downtown Winnipeg, so it's kind of to be expected. Great job on redeeming yourself, Stella's!

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

Quiet place tucked away from the main corydon strip. I had a pear and blue cheese salad, which was…read morequite nice. Waitress was also behind the bakery counter so she couldn't come over too much, but we had everything we needed. Good spot to sit and chat with a lot of sun coming in.

Had breakfast here for the first time and last time today, very disappointed. My pear crepes had a…read morehair in it!!! My second meal came out promptly however the pears were not cooked enough, still too firm and tasteless. My aunt's meal came out with her bacon overcooked and black at the ends. Her second order was undercooked! Don't waste your money here.