Our favourite family place to go! the helpings are generous,…read morethe food delicious. The decor is not what it used to be... (the new melon coloured walls in the washroom actually pain my eyes. It was so much nicer before when it was deep burgundy... but really... the food is incredible.

Right from when you walk in it feels special. A very warm greeting and wonderful atmosphere. We…read morearrived just after 9 and had no problem getting a table, but the crowd started coming in later so next time, make a reservation. Especially for groups. The coffee was very good and the food nicely presented. The small farmer's breakfast was okay. The hash browns were not hot. Tasty but would have been nicer if they were hotter. The bacon was also in the okay category. We were hoping for big things from the cinnamon swirl bread but it seemed to lack a cinnamony taste. The breakfast burrito, on reflection, was a disappointment. Much too much tortilla for the filling. Also, he filling itself was a bit lacking in both taste and proportion. We didn't try any of the baked goodies but the looked great. Fun place for sure but for us, on this day, our food fell a bit short of expectations.

First impressions - authentic 60s diner - was great! That's where it ends. Table jukeboxes don't…read morework but will take your money even if it is only a quarter. Service was OK. The food was nothing to write home about. I had shrimp in a basket with soup of the day from the appetizer menu - $12.95. There were 8 very small deep fried shrimp that were hot. The Tortilla soup had meat and vegetables in a broth and with minimal spice and taste. It was served between lukewarm and cold. Interestingly enough, the same item appeared on the dinner menu for $16.95 although it included a dinner roll. $4 for a cheap dinner roll? You could add a dinner roll from the sides for $1.50. The pricing overall was average for most restaurants, however, with mediocre food quality and basic service, it's very low value. One ladt thing. As I left, I spotted a sign that was hard to see that said 10% senior discount on Thursdays. It was not on the menu or advertised in restaurant and the server never offered it to me. It's not as if they have to guess. Will I return? Not likely.

Be prepared to wait for 45 minutes or longer for your food. Food is pretty decent, but the service…read moreis not great.

Foxy roxy's under new ownership and it's now called W's diner. It's your basic small town…read morerestaurant limited menu, but the portions are large.

The only game in town but good food and service. It's an American diner. Comfort foodread more

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!

New B's is the classic small town Manitoba diner. It's at the back of a convenience store - just…read moresay hi at the cash and sit yourself down. The menu has all the basics, just what you need. My personal favourite is their cabbage borscht, cottage cheese perogies, kilkjie, and farmer sausage. Get any combination of that and you won't be upset about it. If you're touring rural manitoba for the first time, this is a solid, affordable, and legit way to experience Mennonite cuisine of the area. So tasty.

I was visiting my niece in Steinbach and we were looking for a new place to go for lunch that…read morewasn't a franchise. A quick search on yelp gave us some options, but with a 4 year old in tow, it eliminated coffee shops and pubs. We thought we'd take the 10 minute drive and come to New Bothwell. It was a great choice! My great-niece had grilled cheese and fries, my niece had a cheeseburger, my sister had deluxe poutine, and I tried the Kielke. I've never had that dish anywhere before. It was very tasty with a creamy cheese sauce and fried onions on freshly made noodles. It came with a side of farmer's sausage that had a nice smoky taste. We all enjoyed our meals and were happy to have made the trip. We will be back.

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

Stopping by while on vacation with my fiancée and it's both of our first times here. She got a…read morechicken wrap with some onion rings and I got a chicken mashed potato bowl with corn and gravy and a side of fries. The food was fresh and came out in a reasonable time. For a mom and pop shop, this place plus the vibes and the kind service of the waitresses were awesome and supports the small town well. Don't forget to mention the replica of the diner. The young lady put a lot of time and effort into it!

Deans is under new ownership and is now called Foxy Roxy's. This is where the locals hangout…read more Pies are good. Soups tasty.

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!