This is the best Harrison's Coffee in Winnipeg. The Chai Latte is sweet but mild. I recommend…read moreasking the cashier to make it sweet or else it might be a bit flat but the ingredients are of high quality and overall it tastes delicious. The French bread pastries are super yummy. They are soft and buttery. The whip cream one has lemon filling in it and it is my favourite it is the most satisfying pastry ever hehe. The ambience was nice and the place is clean and pleasant.

Finally! A coffee shop on Waterfront when you're walking or biking around the beautiful path…read more Coffee is strong, like it should be, and they have local sweets and treats in the showcase. Be sure to get a local ice cream sandwich and sit outside on the chairs to watch the world go by.

I love the location of this place. It's sort of hidden. It's sits below street level. You must walk…read moredown a set of stairs to access their front entrance. Staff was friendly. They immediately greeted me after entering. I ordered an iced chai and they made it sugar free. It hit the spot! I thought it was a really good chai. They offer a fair amount of seating. Nice place to hang for a bit and chill like I did. Noise level is average. Place is clean and prices are fair. I would return here for another chair or a coffee beverage.

Little Sister is a small, charming coffee shop located down a flight of stairs and under a few…read moreother shops. From the exterior, it may look unassuming, but stepping inside you are greeted by bright, cheery tile and their signature seafoam colour palette. The baristas were friendly and helpful, the service was quick, and the food and coffee were both delicious. A lot of the time, a milk drink like this can have a pretty flat flavour profile, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that Little Sister's espresso shots have a nice complexity and nuance that shines through the creamy milk. Over the course of a few days in Winnipeg, I was here more than once and got multiple drinks both times and left with two bags of beans, for myself and a friend. What more do you need to know?

What a lovely little surprise to find you can get beer, wine and cider with your coffee…read more I was also surprised to see the selection of cafe items such as salads, soups and other baking. A great spot for good, strong specialty coffees with big windows and nice common seating. If you're feeling anti social, there are also spots where you can set up your laptop into the wall and turn your back on everyone. Try this place out! Great location and lots of street parking available.

Stopped in for a quick cappuccino, definitely the perfect spot to do so. The coffee was good, price…read morewas comparable, if not cheaper than Starbucks, and the staff and service was 5 stars. If I'm ever in the area again, I'll for sure stop by.

Horrible and rude staff. We got there and put our stuff down and was told to leave if we were not…read moreplanning on buying anything when I had already bought a latte. He told us that we occupied a whole table and if we didn't plan on buying anything, he might as well close down the store. Not the experience we were expecting on our first time going. Very disappointing!

Recently, Winnipeg is definitely going through it's slew of independent coffee houses. So lucky for…read moreall of us who enjoy coffee and want an alternative to Starbucks and a desire to support local independent businesses. Parlour Coffee on Main Street was pretty much the first onto the scene last year with it's gourmet coffee and ultra minimalistic interior design. MAKE / Coffee + Stuff opened in Dec '12, is a very modern, sleek and minimalistic coffeehouse that looks more like a modern art space than coffee hangout. But that's probably because the owner is an environmental design instructor at U of M's faculty of architecture. The place is a bit hidden unless you are looking for it as it's in the same strip as Kristina's on Corydon. This place is situated within a few steps of Starbucks and Second Cup on Corydon. The space is completely white, with design books lined along the left side, several wood crate like coffee tables, a few minimalistic chairs, hanging industrial lights in a space that's both raw yet designed. The espresso counter in the back of the space has a small and focused menu: espresso, latte, cappucino, mocha, americano, slow drip and san pellegrino. Espressos are $2.50, lattes are $4 and mochas are $4.50 and are served in one size. I would hazard to guess that the mocha I had was maybe 250 ml or a short in Starbucks world. I like smaller sized coffees but for those who love grandes and such, it might seem like you're not getting as much drink. It wasn't my favourite mocha but the did use freshly grated callebaut chocolate. The espresso grind felt a bit dark and was not as smooth as I prefer. But coffee is such a subjective drink so I'd go back and try a slow drip to give this place another try. Nonethless, the best part of this space is the concept behind the coffee house - which is to support the local design community. It's meant to be a hub for not only the local design culture but for others to engage with the art by being a retail and exhibition venue. Apparently, designers work the espresso bar at MAKE.

Easy walk in with a lot of seating outside. Came here to get the almond croissant but they were…read moreout. I'm thinking it's so good that they sell out early on a Saturday morning. Feels like you're at home. Order any coffee and they do a great job with it. Worth your while!

We went twice because our first run was so good…read more I had the oatmeal banana muffin, a cinnamon roll that was awesome. The place was popular with many people there and a short wait to order. Located near the waterfront it's in a great location to site see and take the edge off your hunger.

The manager is very rude and unprofessional. Before the new management this place was actually…read moregood. He is passive aggressive and rude to his staff and customers. All the bad reviews about him are true but are replied to with passive aggressive remarks and comments calling them liars even though they're true. He is very childish and doesn't have any empathy or compassion. This review is probably going to get the reply the other ones do- "the manager wasn't even in today this is a lie". Ridiculous!

Very rude and condescending wouldn't recommend this place. Service was terrible would never go here…read moreagain. The manager was also very rude to my friend that went here for an interview and straight up called my friend a liar. Unbelievable

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.

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!

Wonderful and vast variety of freshly baked treats, and well-made coffees. Tried cappuccino, Dulce…read morede leche croissant and apple pastry. Took several cookies and a tart to go for evening snacks.

Had to leave a shout-out to one of my favorite WPG mainstays. It's right next to the library and I…read moreoften pop over for a yummy treat or meal. I love that they have muffins/scones/treats to go for a good price. Everyone has always been really friendly too.