Absolutely amazing service and delicious food. The service was fast, pleasant, and courteous. Will…read moreabsolutely be dining here again.

We have been going here for years! The owners are friendly and the staff are hard working and…read moreamazing! I go there because it's like cooking at home! I had liver and onions....amazing.....eggs Benedict and streak and eggs. Those are my favs!

Great little breakfast and lunch spot. The staff was very attentive and pleasant. The sandwich was…read moregreat.

Late lunch opportunity that was a home run! Great service, wonderful food and a shake! Such a cute…read moreand friendly place. Wish we weren't just traveling through. It would be a regular go-to!

Went there today and it was closed (restaurant only) permanently i think…read more.. Very disappointed! Always used to stop there to eat. Loved there burgers and thick Denvers! Hopefully it's just going under renovations and will reopen...that place is a gold mine!

I ate at the 59er the food tasted Like burnt oil.our eggs…read morewere black The owner would not give us a refund....he is a real asshole. The woman that gave us our food Said it was the grills fault. And said I can cook...... Don't eat at this shithole

Great breakfast selection.Great prices . We had the King…read moreBreakfast and Kubasa Breakfast. With coffees $29.90. all in . Healthy portions...

Its a wonderful little diner with a cute, clean atmosphere, nice people and GOOD FOOD…read more I had a perfectly prepared breakfast that was very well portioned with great value for the money. Only negative is parking, the lot next door is mostly reserved and no main street during the rush, but everything else here is worth taking the bus.

I know Winnipeg has a lot of great places to get a hamburger so I asked for a recommendation from…read moremy aunt who I was visiting. She recommended the Dreamland Diner. So driving back from the Banjo Bowl, I decided to try it out. It was somewhat busy but I was immediately sat in a booth and left with the menu. My eyes are usually bigger than my stomach and I have a habit of ordering more than I can eat. So to play it safe I ordered their smallest burger, the Junior which is basically a double cheeseburger , onion rings, and a milkshake. They had quite an extensive milkshake menu with various flavours and toppings. This was the most difficult decision I had to make so I went with a bubblegum milkshake with marshmallow topping. May sound off putting to some but it was very good. I didn't have to wait long at all for everything to arrive and tucked right in. The onion rings, more Dairy Queen style opposed to A&W, were a bit over done and lukewarm as though they had been sitting for a while. I only ate a few. The burger itself was good. I'm a big fan of using Kraft single cheese slices for burgers as they melt much better than most "gourmet" or exotic cheeses some places use. The patty was a little dry and could have used some seasoning but they mixed diced onions into the meat which added some texture to it. To my surprise I actually finished the whole burger. Surprised not because it wasn't good, it was, but because, like I stated earlier, I'm not a big eater but I left the onion rings behind. Overall it was a good experience. Service was fine. I probably wouldn't go back by myself but if I was with people and they suggested it I wouldn't say no.

The staff were very cheerful and professional. The food is first rate. Bring your appetite for one…read moreof their burgers! The steady stream of "oldies" playing brings out the charm of this retro style diner.

We go for lunch there about twice a month. The lonestar salad is outstanding ( My Fav in this part…read moreof the city ) and they have very good lunch specials that my wife always orders. Great service and the staff smiles. Music is low at lunch. I'm a senior so I avoid weekend evenings as it can get loud.

3.5/5 I've been here…read moretwice and have had one subpar experience and one excellent experience. Average it out and I give it 3.5/5. The first time I came here service was poor. It took almost 30 minutes for my friend and I to be served at the bar. The first time I was here I had the roundhouse mac n cheese. It was good though nothing special, but the poor service definitely cancelled out what was decent food. The second time I came here on a work dinner, where we somehow stuffed almost 20 people on a long table. Service was a lot better, though maybe it was because I was with a large group. I went during poutine week, so I had the Taco Mac n Cheese Poutine. The mac n cheese was actually mac n cheese bites, which was ehh...but I liked the concept! Cheese curds are good, size was generous, and the nacho beef was cooked well and juicy. So to cancel both visits out, I'll leave is as 3.5/5 for now. If I get good service next visit I'll be happy to bump this up to a 4.

Great Persian Kubideh. Lovely owners. They let us in even 30 mins after they closed because we were…read morecraving Persian kabobs.

This is the best Persian food i have had in Winnipeg. The owners of the restaurant work themselves,…read moremom makes the kebabs and dad does the bills. Love the platter size and presentation. Sometimes they both come together to serve the food. Very friendly service. I love how they welcome and say good-bye to everyone with so much love! Only drawback is that they don't speak much English, probably the reason why it's not so popular. Makes me wanna go to iran to check out their food. Great service and food.

What a cool idea they cater a diner once a month. The send you an email, you say if you are in,…read moreand if so they forward a paypal invoice. You get a email the night before saying where it is, you then show up for a interesting diner (by the way they do not tell you the menu until you are there). . They have done 3 to date, we only got to the last one I post a picture of the menu soon. Yes this is something we will try again.

This is the main restaurant located inside McPhillips Street Casino. The website describes the…read moredining experience as: "Michele's Restaurant combines the elegance of the past with today's mouth-watering food offerings. It's the perfect place to mix friends, food and fun!" I would describe it as: "paying hard earned money to line up for a buffet of bland hospital food." The menu was sparse overall. The service was lacking, and their wine menu could use some work. There were 2 selections of red wine, and the one we chose was sold out. No wonder why they make you pay in full before walking in.

It's very rare that I don't like anything at a buffet. I mean even at a crappy one I can usually…read moreeat something but this one was terrible. It's the restaurant located in the McPhillips Station Casino that serves up cheap buffet food - cheap meaning price and quality. I've actually dined here twice for lunch (not willingly) and on both occasions the food was gross. The dining area actually looks nice in a traditional sense but once you head towards the cafeteria area where the buffet is served everything starts sliding downhill. Hate to say it, but the food looks similar to hospital cafeteria food. Maybe hospital food looks better cause you think the sanitary conditions are better. I don't think things were actually dirty but sometimes buffets can give off this feeling that the food has been sitting here for hours and too many people have been poking around this food and that really grosses me out. The salad area looked kinda sad. The meat the carving station is usually not the best - one time it was this fatty hunk of ham. It was actually the worst piece of ham ever as it was unbearably salty. The side dishes seem to be sitting too long as the pasta was mushy. The rice was dried out and the veggies (which looked like those cheap frozen perfectly cut veggie mixes of green beans and carrots) had turned to a kind of murky colour. I think the only things worth eating were the soup because it was hot and you can't get sick from that. And the wide selection of desserts. Service was good as plates were cleared quickly and they were really friendly. But here's a tip, if you happen to find yourself hungry and confused at the McPhillips casino go to the McDonalds just past the main entrance instead.