Excellent food and service! I had Mennonite poutine: homemade fries with a cream gravy and cheese…read morewith farmers sausage, was quite delicious! The homemade fries were so good. My husband had the cottage cheese perogy appetizer with 5 perogies and cream gravy, he loved it, very buttery tasting gravy. Our friends both had burgers which were tasty as well. Cute place and great choice for food.

We come here to bring the family together (youngest is 11 oldest is 78) for weekend breakfasts…read moreoften, and everyone always enjoys the friendly staff, quick service and mostly the great food with generous portions, and the prices are very reasonable. Some of us travel 45 min to meet here for breakfast.

Ive been coming here for years and can say that they hardly disappoint tue-thur wing night is a…read morefavourite for a night out with friends drinks and food are reasonably priced and staff is always friendly and great, had more poor experience at the kenaston location, but the Pembina location is always at the top of there game

Wings are great. Love the double up for a buck on Sunday/Monday appetizers. Wednesday is wine…read morenight. So that's great. Weekend specials are awesome as well. The lounge is a great place to visit and enjoy the evening.

Everything here is amazing from breakfast to supper. Since the pandemic they changed their menu and…read moredon't include homemade jam with your breakfast for your toast. I had to buy a jar and use it for my toast. Not impressed with this option!! They need to add this option back to the menu since it's not cheap to eat there however their food is fabulous!!

I found the food to be good quality, but small and overpriced for what it was worth. The atmosphere…read morewas old fashioned and you could tell it hadn't been touched up or renovated in many years -- some people might like it, but for all I know it's just the character of MJ's Kafe. But what else the place has is a whole variety of things to buy such as pastries, desserts and soups. The staff are also very friendly and hard working! Would return, but not my first choice. But at the end of the day I say it's worth trying.

This place has some great atmosphere! They have done a great job since renovating a while back. It…read moreis classy and comfortable. I have been here for breakfast a few time lately. The food is great. The eggs are done the way you order them, nicely done! The friendly wait staff come regularly with coffee so your cup doesn't need to be empty. I'm a bit of a coffee snob and this place is better than some. It's a great place to meet with people and feel like lingering when you talk. There are booths if you want a more private outing. And a fireplace if you need to take the chill off. Enjoy!

Really enjoyed our supper the other day. Was fast and fresh. Was able to choose my spice…read morespectrum...chose medium. It might go a bit hotter next time. Was so yummy!!! Love the sliced baguette and 3 kinds of butter. Drinks were mixed well. Nice seating. Can have high booth. Table and chairs and bench/chair seating. Escargot is not the typical mushroom caps so be wear but they were amazing!!!!

Great service. The place was busy, but we managed to get a seat outside. Although I do wish there…read morehad been an umbrella at our table as when we finished our meal and had to finish our mimosas, a surprise rain happened. Would go again the next time I'm in Winnipeg though. Friendly people and parking was easy to find. Food was good. I had the eggs Benedict and didn't have a complaint. They have these air fried potatoes that were perfectly crisped.

Had the beef short rib hash. It was good for the first bit and then it started to taste overly…read moresalty. They have good hot sauce here. He had the classic breaky sans goat cheese. Said it was enjoyable enough but probably wouldn't come back.

Tips: - Hometown Grill and Heritage Market have the same…read moreowner. - The pork schnitzel is the best. I was driving along highway 12 and noticed a sign for Hometown Grill. I was curious and looked up the address. I then headed over here for a late lunch last Monday. This eatery is located in a small plaza with a lot of parking. I backed into a parking spot and walked in. There was no one in the eatery. I waited for a woman to come out of the kitchen. She was apologetic and thought that I had waited for a long time. I hadn't. I was able to sit anywhere. She gave me a few menus. She had chicken noodle soup as a feature not on the menu, but no specials. I also got to see the regular, drink, and dessert menus. I ordered the following items: - Pink lemonade - Schnitzel plate For the schnitzel plate, you can choose to get pork or chicken. I went with the former. I also went with mashed potatoes. You can also get fries. It came with gravy and coleslaw, with a slice of lemon on top. I got a glass of water. It was cold. It hit the spot. My pink lemonade came out next. It was so pretty. It has strawberry syrup, lemonade, fresh mint, and many sliced strawberries. It was refreshing and yummy. I loved the strawberries. The lemonade provided the right amount of tartness. This drink was mildly sweet. The schnitzel plate came out next. The woman asked whether I wanted hot sauce. I was okay without it, as it came with gravy, which was perfect. I got three pork schnitzel pieces that were pounded thinly. Each one had the crispiest coating. Each piece was yummy. It was the best schnitzel that I have had in a while. Excellent! Frankly, everything on my plate was excellent. The gravy was smooth and full of flavour. I poured it on my schnitzel and mashed potatoes. The mashed potatoes were buttery and perfect. This dish was comforting. The coleslaw was creamy and crunchy. It was so fresh. My plate looked like I had licked it clean. Everything on it was so good. I wanted to get the Russian honey cake to go. Sadly, it had sold out, which meant to me that it must have been yummy. It wasn't on the dessert menu, but she described a strawberries and cream swiss roll. I said yes and got to take it home. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and tipped. The transaction was smooth. I went to use the washroom. It's a single stall. It was extremely clean. The strawberries and cream swiss roll was excellent. It was slightly sweet. The cake was moist. The strawberry flavour was perfect. I barely tasted the cream, which I liked. I'm glad that I got it. I loved dining here. I want to drop by again to try more items on the menu. If you're in the area, come here. It's good comfort food. (228)

I had a lovely time at this establishment. Booking early on Yelp was handy, as it was all good to…read morego when I arrived. The wait staff was friendly, and tended to our needs between a good chat with colleagues. It wasn't busy so we felt comfortable taking our time and the staff was happy to give it to us. The chia seed pudding was delicious so thanks to the chefs for that. All around, a nice time and I would recommend if you are in the area.

Fresh micro greens top off the Benny which had perfectly poached eggs on a fresh croissant and…read moreaccompanied with crispy but fluffy potato wedges. Only complaint was the side of ketchup was pre poured and had developed a thick skin from drying out before platting. Also enjoyed a tropical smoothie which was delicious. The validated parking was an appreciated bonus with underground parking that is heated. Service was good but there was too much staff for the amount of people who were there during New Year's Day brunch, which were chit chatting instead of attending the seated guests.

Best carrot muffins I have ever tasted ! The muffin is so…read moremoist and full of flavour and the frosting is just soooo divine !

Tip: This bakery accepts credit and debit cards…read more During my first full day of vacation, I was driving around Steinbach and noticed Old Church Bakery. I love checking out bakeries that are new to me. I pulled into the parking lot and backed into a spot. I then walked in, with a male customer behind me. There were folks seated, stuffing themselves with baked goods and enjoying their conversations. I headed to the baked goods display. I started to drool. Butter tarts. Sourdough brownies. Crookies. I had my heart set on a pain au chocolat. This bakery called it pain aux chocolat. It threw me off. I had never seen it as aux (plural). Shouldn't it be pain aux chocolats if we are insisting on the plural? The woman behind the counter was patient with me. I wanted one pain au chocolat. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and my payment was complete. She put my yummy baked good in a paper bag. I thanked her and left the store, heading to my rental vehicle. I sat in my vehicle, eating my pain au chocolat. It isn't your traditional buttery, flaky croissant from Paris. Rather, it was a more dense baked good with a lot of quality dark chocolate. Maybe this croissant should be modernized to pain aux chocolats because there's a generous amount of chocolate. I just know that my various French teachers over the years would be upset seeing pain aux chocolat. I'd like to return and get a butter tart. It's a decent bakery. Prices do run on the steeper side. My pain au chocolat was $5.10 before taxes. (285)