This cute little Spanish restaurant in Winnipeg is night time crew friendly. It seems to have…read moresomething for everyone. The midnight birds seem comfortable here even though it was a cold winter period of time. The food is pretty delicious. My crepe was very sweet and succulent. My friend liked his coffee a lot. The atmosphere is calm and lively not too sad for everything considered. Waitress was decent. A nice music area for live music would have been appreciated if witnessed.

The foods are impressive and delicious! Great service and…read morenice ambiance. We had La Cabrera, from The Big Boards section of the menu. It was good!! The flavours were fused in the steak, nicely crisp outside. The Cachaca Shrimp was excellent!! Delicious

We are not big on chain restaurants, but if you're looking for a good spot for lunch while on a…read morework break, this is it. This beautiful new location is huge! Much better lighting and seating options compared to the old location further down Main. The menu is pretty extensive, so there's options for everyone and because they cater to the business crowd, the food comes out quick. Be prepared to wait for lunch or supper as this popular spot gets busy! Staff is very friendly and service is excellent- just like it used to be at the old location. Lots of fun drink options and a great place for larger groups. If you're in Winnipeg, definitely sit on the patio for the limited summer they get. Parking isn't an option during the day so opt to walk or take transit unless you want to pay for a spot in a lot. Evenings are easier to park so you can easily walk over from some of the side streets. Connects to the business towers and all of the great underground shops of the Winnipeg Square.

The location and decor of Earls Kitchen is fantastic. It's a shame that it was raining when we came…read morehere as the patio looked like it'd be a great spot to eat. That said, the dining room is elegant and open. Service was great - our waiter was attentive and prompt. All that said, the food was pretty mediocre. My wife had a Margherita pizza and I had the steak w/ truffle tortellini. The pizza was okay - but just okay. My Medium-Rare steak came out Medium and was fairly tough - it's sirloin which already isn't a particularly tender cut. The tortellini had very little truffle flavor and instead had a bunch of sliced regular mushrooms.

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!

The place during the day is home to grouchy vibes. The older people seem used to it but I am not…read moresure. The free popcorn is not that bad. I thought it was kind of nice but the greasy butter did seem to upset my stomach. My friend ordered the nacho chips and they were pretty delicious but they also seemed greasy and made my stomach flip a bit. I kind of think that someone should proceed with caution when eating here if they don't know the restaurant well. It would be nice for the menu to list what kind of oils are used to cook things etc.

Ordered the ribs. When the ribs finally came, my ribs were cold. They apologized and said they'd…read moreget me "a new rack" right away! They came back 15 minutes later with my old rack of ribs... they just threw it in the microwave. I called them on it, and they ignored me and our table until they brought the bill. The ribs were dry, oversalted, tough. Worst ribs ever...

Dear lord! Just fantastic! Love the old school set up inside. A true sandwich deli decked out in…read moreold time ads and beautiful wood finishes. The sandwiches were amazing and the daily deals make it hard to not come back all week. My husband is still chasing the taste of the Smokey Joe weeks later in multiple cities and can't find something to compare. I drool thinking of the Reuben I had. The staff were incredible also. So friendly and helpful: even gave us some extra cookies. They also have large bags of rye bread slices that were too small for the sandwiches that they just give away. The bread is so soft and so tasty with just butter. Can't wait to eat here again next time we're in town:

Great deli sandwiches. Worth an hours drive just for the pastrami on rye with hot mustard.read more

+.5 for service For…read morethe hype it gets I was a bit disappointed by the food quality given the price I paid. I went here recently with a coworker and his friend on a Friday night, and it wasn't busy at all. While reservations are suggested, I'm aware that they leave a portion of tables for walk-ins. So feel free to still come even if you can't book a reservation. I had the Krakow Burger, which was recommended in some Google reviews. It was apparently one of the Burger Week winners a while ago. It was good, but for $21 I was left expecting a bit more. It didn't feel that much better than smash burgers from other local sports bars in the city. Their indo-met salad was certainly a unique salad, and something I wouldn't mind trying again. Their beer is probably better than the food IMO. Steel Cut Blonde had that nice honey touch if you like that, while Tepache Gold is amazing if you like pineapple. Highly recommend both. Service was good for us here. I probably won't go crazy in returning here unless it's for drinks.

Only time we've experienced bad service here. Been multiple times and today (during burger week…read more2024) we were completely ignored by our waitress who forgot to ring in our burger. We waited 45 minutes AFTER receiving our appetizer and still no burger. When we asked how much longer it would be she said she'd check but never came to let us know how long it would be. Never refilled our drinks and then when we paid with cash she said she'd be back with our change but didn't come back until we called her over to which she said she completely forgot which I don't understand because she looked at us multiple times. Every other time we've been it's been amazing so this was really sad considering we love this place. Will consider who's on shift next time we come because it was really unacceptable especially during an important week like this where SO many new customers are coming in. The burger-nothing special this year, honestly couldn't taste the pineapple aspect and it's so greasy. Would not suggest this place for burger week this year. So underwhelmed

Came three times. Service is friendly though not polished. Example 1. they sat us,2 adults,…read moreadjacent to a large family with 3 toddlers directly behind us, though the restaurant was empty and they could have picked anywhere Example 2: server said "so sorry I forgot to tell you we are out of that dish" yet 10 minutes later she made the same mistake with newly seated folks The food is mostly good. Smoked fish on fried potatoes: this had a tomato coulis that overpowered all other flavors. The potato was soggy with oil. The restaurant Clementines does a similar dish but does it right Omelette-- good Beef hash ( what they tend to run out of) -- hearty portion, lovely beef with good seasoning, no green peppers is a BIG win, lots of kale, mushrooms, red pepper and onion, on a bed of home fries. The potatoes were soggy with too much oil but by the time we got to the bottom of the dish we were full anyway Decent coffee Ordered cheesecake to go on Valentine's Day They do not stop people from smoking right outside the entrance of the hotel which is annoying

We were staying at The Inn At The Forks hotel so naturally had to try Smith since it's attached…read more Did not disappoint. Plenty of veggie, fish, and meat options. The cauliflower fritters were insane. Truly delicious! The katsu tofu was good too. The broccolini had a wonderful char. My only complaint was it had too much rice and would do better with more veg. My friend had the oysters and the clams and said both were awesome but especially the clams since it was a large portion with tasty broth and grilled bread to dip. Very enjoyable dinner experience!

I'm extremely disappointed with my recent experience at Moxies Kenaston…read more First, the food took 30-40 minutes to arrive. When my steak finally came, it was cooked completely wrong. I ordered medium well, but it arrived closer to medium rare. I had no choice but to send it back and wait again. After finishing the meal, I asked for the bill and waited another 10 minutes while watching my server walk around serving and cashing out other tables. I only received the bill after asking again when the manager happened to pass by. When I reviewed the bill, I noticed two unexpected $4 charges. These turned out to be for two sauces the server had offered while taking the order. He simply said there were two sauces available and asked which one I preferred. At no point did he mention they would cost extra. Had I known, I would not have ordered them. I asked to speak to the manager and explained both the slow service and the undisclosed charges. His response was that the restaurant had become busy so service quality had declined. He offered either an $8 refund or a $25 Moxies gift card. And in the meanwhile he already have the 25$ gift card out so I can get myself out ASAP. Throughout the conversation, the attitude felt dismissive and perfunctory. If service declines because it's busy, why doesn't the expected tip percentage decline as well? I chose to take the $8 refund and declined the gift card. Since I paid in cash, I requested the $8 back in cash. The manager insisted that they do not allow cash returns and told me to leave my full name and phone number. He said they would contact me the next day so I could provide my card number for a refund. Because I was in a rush to catch a movie, I agreed and left. About 15 minutes later, the manager called and said their card refund system "might not be working" and that I could come back to pick up the $8 in cash. This was extremely frustrating. Fifteen minutes earlier, I was told cash refunds were not allowed. After I had already left and traveled some distance, I was suddenly told to return and collect the cash. This is not a reasonable resolution. While Moxies may not miss one customer, this kind of dismissive and inconsistent handling of issues reflects very poorly on management and customer service standards. We spent almost $300 and this is the kind of service we get? I will not be returning

Beautiful interior. Bright and light ambiance. Service was a bit blah, but not offensive or…read moredismissive. Food was wonderful. Love the dry pork rib app, Bellini and of course white chocolate brownie!