Yeah this place nails it. It's unfortunate they're in such a small town, but considering the crowds…read morethey got during lunch I don't think it's a problem at all. I work nearby here and came on the last day of burger week, because their burger was being ranked top 5 in all of Canada. I had to see what the hype was about, and sure enough the hype was justified. Their burger was a Whiskey King burger, which included their Whiskey River grilling sauce, cheese, glazed bacon, fried egg, onion rings, and your typical add-ons on a pretzel bun. It came with a cream of mushroom soup. The soup really caught me off guard. It was AMAZING. The mushroom pieces were plentiful and you can tell it was homemade, not canned. The burger looks like a giant tower and I was afraid to cause a mess, but it was delicious! I especially loved their burger and the bun that was used. You wouldn't think a town as small as Bird's Hill would house an amazing restaurant like this, but here we are. Definitely worth a visit if you have a car!

Such a friendly restaurant. Service was great and the food was very tasty…read more I REALLY recommend the Chicken Bacon Alfredo classic, the sauce was on a whole other level.

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.

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.

We stopped by for dinner. Server was pretty busy but still nice, food was great. Would stop by if…read morewe visit winnipeg again.

They have a nice selection of beers and the menu is not broad, but has a variety of items. It's a…read morelarger place and somewhat noisy, but still adequate for dining.

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.

This is not a very good restaurant. The menu never changes and is quite old-fashioned. Nothing…read moreplant-based. The servers are nice enough, but there is a guy there who is really miserable. I don't know if he's the cook or the bartender or the manager. I had to pay $12 for a lousy little salad that was nothing but the spines of a romaine lettuce and 4 thin slices of cucumber. Nice decor but the food stinks

We were a group of 20 that all pre-ordered our entrees. While the food was ok, a lot of the orders…read morewere not given to the correct customer. The server had the list that I had emailed in upon confirming the attendees. Reservation was for 6:30, we were all there between 6:20 and 6:30. We waited a substantial length of time for our drink orders to be taken. And it was almost 7:30 before our meals were brought out. We were not offered coffee and desserts did not arrive in time so some of our party had already left. When the bills came out, the majority were incorrect. Mine had my meal and the customer next to me. But prior to the bills coming out I needed to go find our server, which meant going to the bar area and asking if anyone knew where she was. We did not finish the payment process well as it took over 40 minutes for the server to re-do all of the bills. Really is disappointing as we had a lot of out of province guests as well as some from the States! Our dog club, Red River Terrier Association, does a lot of club events, but due to the bad service, we will not be using or recommending Gaffers!

One of our favourite restaurants. Service is great, food is amazing. Love the eggs banny for…read morebrunch, pickerel sliders for lunch and the bison roast for dinner.

The bison ramen is one of the best dishes I've ever eaten. I know ramen, from Hokkaido to Nagasaki…read morechampon, from fancy, to traditional to tachigui. But this one here in Winnipeg is unique, local, soulful, rich, and mystical. I was going to criticize the soup being too little, but after devouring the last bite, I realized it was perfect, and most other ramen has too much. The service and artful ambiance are delightful and authentic. Beyond that, I'm speechless.

Called in a to go order and the service was friendly and fast…read more Arugula and prosciutto pizza - nice and light. Lots of prosciutto! Side Caesar was a great accompaniment. Sticky toffee pudding - good bite but it was cold. Maybe because it was to go but I would have liked it ready to eat since no micro in hotel. Lots of construction around the restaurant but easily walkable from downtown.

A hidden gym that serves the best food in all of Winnipeg made with passion and heart.read more

Friendly staff and excellent food, large portions and reasonable prices! Have often been sold out…read moreof specific menu items (such as lasagne or fettuccini), especially in the off-season, but the pizza has always been available and never disappoints. If it is available, the lasagne is definitely worth a try. They are open late and the live entertainment on weekends keep me coming back.

I've been here a few times now and have always have excellent pizza and service. The pizza here is…read moreway better the the chain store restaurants that we normally get in Winnipeg. They have a nice out door patio with live music. I would recommend this place to anyone. Whether you're with a group of friends or the family.

Always excellent food and service. A little gem. Now open for breakfast as well as lunch.read more

This is such a cute little place in what seems like the middle of nowhere. Historical little…read moreWhitemouth is a great little place to stop on your way to the Trans Canada Highway from the lake. Or... a cute little stop off the beaten path. Thanks to the coffee roasters in Elma, MB, the cafe has their own blend of coffee. We didn't try it, but the beans smelled lovely. The menu isn't anything too special, but it's a cute little atmosphere and has a decent sized patio. They're licensed! Options are limited, but you can get locally brewed (Neepawa) Farmery beer here. The food menu is your typical chain looking kind of food. Take a look at pics for the menu. Nothing seems to be homemade from what we saw. Overall, a friendly place to stop if you're in the middle of nowhere and need a stop and some food.