One of my favourite places in the city for breakfast and freshly baked pastries…read more This weekend their specialty croissant was the mango ginger stuffed croissant. I had to wait until 9am for them to be ready.

Food so scrumptious and service wonderful and the choice of bakery treats so delicious, once you…read moreare done eating you have to check out the bake treats you cannot leave without anything.

I was in the North Kildonan area on a Sunday in early July. I had spent some time shopping and…read moreworked up an appetite for dinner. I saw this Salisbury House and felt that it was perfect to have dinner here. Salisbury House is a Winnipeg institution. It's famous for its nip, which is a burger. There was plenty of parking in front of the eatery. I backed into a spot and walked in. It was fairly quiet. A woman welcomed me and said that I could sit anywhere. I chose a table with comfy booth seating. I got a menu and looked through everything. Yvonne was my server. She was attentive and friendly. Another server also helped her out by getting Diet Pepsi refills. I ordered the following items: - Diet Pepsi - Bowl of beef noodle soup - Bacon mushroom swiss nip with fries, coleslaw, and pickles - Gravy for the fries My Diet Pepsi came out first. It was icy cold and yummy on a hot summer day. I got a few refills during my stay. I got a bowl of beef noodle soup. It was hearty, with huge chunks of beef and lots of noodles. The broth was decent, although less sodium could have made it even better. My bacon mushroom swiss nip platter came out next. I was eager to relive this platter. My nip consisted of back bacon, side bacon, mushrooms, grilled onions, swiss cheese, Sals sauce, and a beef patty. It was delicious. I need to remember to get a side order of gravy with the fries. They worked so well together. I polished off this side effortlessly. Yum! The coleslaw and pickles provided a crunchy contrast. The coleslaw was vinegar-based, but not overly acidic. The veggies were crisp and fresh. I loved the sliced pickles. This platter was perfect. I had no room for dessert. Instead, I asked for the bill. I then went up to the counter to pay with a credit card. I tipped and tapped. All was great. Yvonne experienced a coughing fit after I had paid. She had been sick the week before and now had a lingering cough. I felt for her. Whenever I get a cough, it takes weeks to get rid of it. I hoped that she'd kick her cough to the curb. She reassured me that she will. I used the washroom before I headed back to the apartment. It was clean. No complaints. My good deed of the evening was holding two doors open for a man who clearly needed help walking out the door with his walker. I wished him a good evening. He thanked me and reciprocated. His son got out of a minivan parked in front of us and gave me a nod for helping his dad out. It was nice. It was great dropping by this Salisbury House. I would return again when I'm back in the area again. (326)

+.5 for service Had…read morea late night meal here after a night at the Spike since I was hungry. Not the best Sal's I've been to, but certainly not the worst. I had the bacon poutine since I haven't had poutine for a while until then. Nothing too offensive, although the bacon was more crispy bacon bits rather than actual bacon. I guess I shouldn't be surprised given it's late night poutine, as everything else tasted really good for late night food. Service was great and the restaurant was clean. A bit far from my house, but I definitely would rank this Sal's quite high in the list of Sal's I've been to.

Seated quickly, quick and casual service, flavourful food, generous portions, nice atmosphereread more

This place has so many awesome options on their menu. All kinds of breakfast meals that I…read moredefinitely want to try by visiting again. I tried the Vegetarian skillet and asked for avocados to be added. I really love how the pan comes with padded silicone material around it so that you can't accidentally burn yourself by touching the hot surface of it. The proportions are generous! Everything was delicious, from the cheesy vegetables to the cubed potatoes! The ice tea they had was sadly canned but everything else is fantastic. My date liked his Bagel BLT as well. That also looked enticing! The waitresses were nice and the ambiance is casual and upbeat.

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!

Quiet place tucked away from the main corydon strip. I had a pear and blue cheese salad, which was…read morequite nice. Waitress was also behind the bakery counter so she couldn't come over too much, but we had everything we needed. Good spot to sit and chat with a lot of sun coming in.

Had breakfast here for the first time and last time today, very disappointed. My pear crepes had a…read morehair in it!!! My second meal came out promptly however the pears were not cooked enough, still too firm and tasteless. My aunt's meal came out with her bacon overcooked and black at the ends. Her second order was undercooked! Don't waste your money here.

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.

Prairie's Edge is a MUST whenever in Kildonan Park. The name says it all. What a pleasant surprise…read moreto know this hidden gem is in the Peguis Pavilion! A greaaat treat after or before your park activities. You can dine-in either outdoor or indoor overlooking the duck pond depending on the weather or just grab-n-go to take home....maybe a lovely picnic again depends on the weather. When we arrived for lunch, it wasn't too busy so we were seated right away. The friendly server was fast and efficient with everything from start to finish. Ouh là là, my Beet Salad was sooo fresssh and delisssh!! I enjoyed it while watching the nice view of the park. I highly recommend this charming eatery to the Yelp Community :-)

The food the service in the location are all beautiful. The food is great. The staff is always…read morewonderful and the view is always beautiful. Highly recommended.

I have a new favourite place…read more I was in Winnipeg, preparing for a move there, scoping out properties, etc. My realtor had to meet with another client, so I asked her to drop me at McNally Robinson/Prairie Ink. I ordered the French Onion soup and the Brie, Date and Bacon sandwich. Both were INCREDIBLE. The seasoning was perfect, just the right temperature, and the cutie who served me was an extra nice touch. SO friendly and when I told him I was moving to town and didn't have a readers card yet because I was waiting to join the Writers Guild, he applied the discount anyway, because he knew they'd be seeing a lot of me in the future. For dessert, I ordered a piece of carrot cake for later. It turned out to be MASSIVE, with delicious whipped cream, mounds of cream cheese, and chock full of pineapple, nuts and carrot. I'm still dreaming of that cake. I can't WAIT to hit town so I can come back!

I had lunch today at Prairie Ink Restaurant in Grant Park Mall with my client ... it is in McNally…read moreRobinson Booksellers, which has a lot of cool things in addition to books. I ordered Bake Mac n' Cheese (minus the parmesan crust). I swapped the salad for the soup of the day (chicken and barley). When my meal arrived, I was surprised to see the salad but started eating some of it. When Joseph, our server, realized that I'd received a salad instead of the soup, he offered to make it right by bringing the soup. I'm not a fan of salads but said not to worry about it. The mac n' cheese was delicious ... I don't order mac n' cheese very often and this was the best mac n' cheese EVER!! I could have eaten more more more of this! Joseph was friendly and nice and took good care of us.