This place is cute and has bright yellow painted walls. There's a lot of popular ice cream flavours…read moreand some unique ones like cosmic brownie etc. I tried an Iced Chai Latte and A Strawberry Crumble cake in a cup from the fridge. The ingredients say that rhubarb is part of this soft vanilla pudding type of cake but I could only taste the strawberries. The cake part at the top is called "crumble" but it is very tough when thawing and I think it's more similar to a tough cookie then cake. Everything else was fine. My friend liked his ice cream with two scoops. The cashier lady was nice.

Fête is an ice cream shop located in the ground floor of 300 Assiniboine, one of the most…read morerecognizable condos in the city. Funny enough it's very close to where I live, but I've never went there until recently because of how tucked in the location is. Their ice cream is reasonable in cost. You can even mix and match with the flavours if you go for snack size. I had the chocolate fudge brownie with a blueberry cheesecake in a cup. Funny thing what happened was one of the employees broke a waffle cone by accident, so she decided to give me the waffle cone on the side for free. I'm normally not a waffle cone person, but I liked the slight sweetness of the taste. As for the ice cream...yup, I like it. The blueberry cheesecake was VERY cheesy, and the chocolate tastes exactly like chocolate (lol). I definitely like it over BDI at least. Wish the seating area was a tiny bit more comfortable, but on a nice summer day this place would be the bomb for excellent ice cream.

We love coming here! Small parking on the side which proves difficult when it's busy but we made…read moredo. What we swallowed: *ICE CREAM FLIGHT: WHA??!?!?!? Yes please! Ube: Yes! This was good! Pistachio: So tasty Caramel crunch: creamy and delicious Cookie Monster: yummy and fun They have picnic tables were you can enjoy your treat and visit with friends. The staff was super nice in helping us decide which ones to pick. Bring your pup! This place is great!

Why on earth would an ice cream business CLOSE at 8 PM…read moreduring peak season business? As we sat there waiting to depart for DAIRY WHIP - a total of 8 people came to spend money....... Bizarre business practise

Was amazing. A definite splurge.... but you have to treat yourself every once in a while. I am so…read moreglad I found this gem. Food was fresh and real! Sinfully delicious

To be fair, I only tried the double chocolate cake, but it was not very good at all. The cake…read morecertainly was not fresh and the frosting was not even as good as store bought frosting. I was expecting a rich decadent dessert and what I got was as far away from that as one can get. Given the price, this cake should have been much, much better. I hate leaving bad reviews, however...

Absolutely wonderful even if it's across from where it would be best suited. While it can be…read moreinsanely busy with the Church nearby and the schools down the road, the staff are always happy to help and work very efficiently to ensure wait times aren't bad at all. Most of the product is either there or almost ready to go, which for how busy it is, it's a blessing. While the Paninis at all Tim Hortons aren't worth it, IMHO, the doughnuts and bagels are always fresh and the staff always are willing to help the undecided. Never had a negative experience there. That and it's nice to know they are closed for Christmas. Don't get that much when it comes to 24hr establishments.

This place is much popular than Starbucks. They have the best iced coffee and they add the cream…read moreand sugar for you. They also have delicious donuts. Besides coffee, they also have a wonderful iced green tea. In addition, they served sandwiches. It's like a 7-eleven convenient store.

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 and not complicated bakery assortments of South American food desserts at this shop. The cash…read moreregister lady was really nice. I bought a Caramel Flan and it was sweet and delicious in a subtle way. You could taste the egg ingredients in it. I felt it was very authentic and yummy! The other egg item I bought was the sweeter egg tart. The Tigeladas was almost too sweet but it was still interesting and delectable! I love that they sell macaroons here too! The bread pastry looks super appetizing with the fruit filling in the middle. I will probably be back some day soon to try more things!

Indeed, this a cute little Portuguese bakery; though I didn't encounter the friendly staff that…read moreKatherine W had experienced. The person who was behind the counter was kind of cold, maybe a case of the Mondays? I asked her about a few items but she really didn't want to answer me. I think she prefers the regulars who just come in, select their items quickly, pay and leave! I won't deduct stars against her less than warm reception because I enjoyed their pastries. I've had their water bread at O Tacho, across the street - it's a nice bread, with a chewier exterior. Their kaiser buns comes in packages of 6 and 12; a package of 6 is $1.30. The buns have a very flaky exterior and leave a ton of crumbs everywhere when you start eating it - not my fav. The turnovers (comes in apple and cherry) are HUGE ($1.25 each). I chose the apple turnover and I really enjoyed it since it wasn't overly sweet like the typical turnover. The egg or custard tarts are sold in a larger size if you want to buy in bulk but they are also sold prepackaged 6 smaller portions for $5.50. They're not the prettiest looking tarts since there's some caramelized spots on the custard (it looks burnt but it's not). The tarts remind me of creme brulee that's been encased in a tougher pastry shell - it's a sweet little treat that's worth trying! They are open 7 am to 5:30 pm Monday through Saturday, closed on Sundays. It's old school so no debit or credit, just plain ol' deniro is accepted.

I just had some really good ice cream at this place. They have very unique flavors. They offer…read moreplenty of different options of flavors too. I ordered the Abir Al Sham which is orange and rose blossom with toasted pistachios and cashews. They offered it to me in a cone and I chose medium. For their sizes, medium is plenty! I was picturing something smaller. Abir Al Sham tastes fantastic and it's not overly sweet. I just noticed that they offer a very favorite of mine: Affogato! Next time... The dining area is clean and it offers plenty of seating. I would love to return here and probably will for my next Winnipeg adventure. Prices are reasonable, street parking only and staff is friendly. Check them out!

Nice little spot, with many different hand made ice creams, as well as vegan. I went right before…read moreit closed and they treated me wonderful giving me two BIG scoops of Rocky Ricardo, and Prairie Berry.... Will be back!!!

THE BIG B BAGEL - mashed avocado, pickled turnip, arugula , radish cucumber, alfalfa sprouts salt…read moren pepper but no chili flakes for me and sesame seeds flax seed along with a drizzle of jalapeños coconut yogurt (vegan:) 9.75 Was pretty good for a bagel sandwich. It was kind of lime lemon-ish zesty and very creamy. The Prism Kombucha is excellent like always. This place is a bit small but the food is yummy. The waitresses were nice and seem to know how to interact with different age groups.

This juice bar is fantastic. Staff were pleasant and…read morewelcoming. The food was amazing with many options ! Definately will go here again and I highly recommend this juice bar.