My fiance and I went for the AFC Championship game and it was a good atmosphere. We walked in and…read moreimmediately felt welcome. Very nice people and you could tell there's a lot of regulars that show up which was cool. The food was also fantastic and I highly recommend the Caesar!! So good! I definitely will be back!

From the owner: Locally owned Sports bar with Great bar food, homemade appetizers and cheap drinks. Pool table,…read moredart board and karaoke. 13 TV's with individual feeds to watch anything you want. NFL Sunday ticket to watch every game and a Lounge full of Winnipeg Jets Fans!

Atmosphere was welcoming and invigorating. I had the butter chicken great flavour. It came with a…read moreseasoned rice and soft nann bread. More than enough for me for lunch so I took the left overs for my supper. I will be back for sure. This is a hidden gem in the Linden Woods area. I am not a pool player but the vibe in here makes me want to come back and play a few games. Music was a great mix of tunes, some older and some newer. Loved it.

Absolutely LOVE the double bacon cheeseburger and poutine! My favourite thing to order. We like to…read morecome here to have a few drinks and enjoy some comfort food. Sometimes we play pool too.

Had an exquisite evening of joyful festivities all thanks to my waitress Carly. Very much…read moreappreciated thank you HoJo

Was back to see how the new kitchen was doing. Was…read morepleasantly surprised. Great wings with some adventurous flavours, including a few that have a warning. Got a look in the kitchen and is is very clean and organized.

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.

3.5/5, +.5 for service…read more PK Sports Pub, or Poutine King, replaced what was a game board bar in Osborne Village. The transformation is quite impressive, and bars are always welcome in a neighbourhood that's currently trying to refind its character. While this place is ultimately a sports bar, its mainly focus is their poutine. They have a wealth of poutine choices, though I definitely recommend the basic one if it's your first time. The Montreal Smoked Meat Poutine is good if you want a Montreal twist to it. I don't think the poutine is as good as Le Garage, but it's probably a comfortable 2nd or 3rd best in Winnipeg (depending on how you rate Underdogs or Leopold's). It holds its own quite well for sure. Service is excellent in the two times I've been here. It's not too busy for lunch and they have a decent lunch special (poutine + drink for cheap), so I definitely recommend this as a lunch spot if you're not into the bar scene.

This is a pretty solid "sports" bar type vibe and atmosphere. We went during happy hour and the…read morewings were a pretty good choice, for the area. The nachos weren't my favorite, not enough ingredients to chips but the drinks are strong! If you're there pretty early, it's quiet and plenty of seating.

3.5/5, +.5 for service…read more I frequent this Tavern as it's close to my house and I love the location of it. The Tavern has been one of the catalysts in reviving downtown, and it does get pretty busy especially if there's events going on at the arena. I often come here for Wing Wednesdays as I believe that deal has the best value. Can't argue with $5.99 for a basket of wings! Their smashed burgers are also very good, and are probably the only other food item I trust ordering here. During Poutine Week this year I had the Speedway Poutine. I felt there were too many ingredients on a simple poutine dish, and it didn't mesh up very well. Sadly not the best I've had. Definitely stick with what this place is known for: Wing deals and their smashed burgers. You won't be disappointed that way.

Wanted to go to a sports bar and Underdogs more than fit the bill. Loads of tv's and sports playing…read moreeach of them. Sat at the bar and asked what was recommended being from the States. We tried the Caesar which is Canada's version of the Bloody Mary but made with Clamato. It was excellent and enjoyed a couple more. Monday's was all day happy hour all night and tired the pierogi's which were a bit bland for my taste and of course had to then have the traditional poutine which was the best I have had in Canada. The gravy was not overwhelming however would have liked a bit more cheese curds. The fries were extra crispy which made the dish. Solid place to go and will repeat.

Atmosphere 5+ (great sports bar) service 10+++ (we sat at the bar and service was spectacular &…read morebartenders super friendly and attentive) food 4.5 (original poutine 5+, burger 4.0 - Patty was delicious & bun very good - but too much else going on, curly fries fantastic). Arrived ~ 7 pm on Friday night and could have had a table but chose to sit at the bar. Impressive amount of beers on tap and I enjoyed delicious local IPA (for a dollar off). Atmosphere is great, lots of games on tv, and it's a friendly crown & staff. We really enjoyed ourselves & I highly recommend

At Big Guy's the service is always great and the food is very good as well. I had the Philly and it…read morewas amazing, I've also tried a few other dishes and they were all very good and filling. It's a fun restaurant to eat at as the design is different than everywhere else giving you a cool dining experience.

The smoked turkey was flavorful and surprisingly juicy, not dry at all. The ribs had a caramelized…read moreglaze that made each bite rich and satisfying. The pulled pork sandwich was generous and packed with flavor. I enjoyed the coleslaw on the side, which added freshness. Staff kept checking in to make sure we were comfortable. A very enjoyable BBQ experience.

beds uncomfortably Get to our room flys every where will never stay here ever again do not recommendread more

One thing I do like about small towns is the great comfort food available…read more Parking is available along Park. Those who are observant will also notice that the other side of the parking lot was the location of the first air mail flight in Manitoba (1927). Look for the stone mini-monument. The inside looks like most other small-town pubs, with the dated wood paneling. The bar itself is on a raised area at the back. There is a dance floor as well, but it seemed like nobody used it. There is an actual mini-liquor store in the very back, around the back of the bar counter. Good to know as the local MLCC (government liquor store) closes early most days. The other thing to mention is that this hotel also has a Chinese restaurant, accessed through a side door next to the bar counter. See my review of Lake View Restaurant. On Fridays and Saturdays, there is a steak night. Seriously, you have to hit this up. I had the 16oz T-bone. This dish comes with onion rings and coleslaw by default. You can pick between wedges and fries (I chose wedges). The steak is one of the better ones in recent memory. No gristle or tendons, and a very decent cut. Served with sauteed mushrooms on top. The bun was meh, and the onion rings and potato wedges were also nothing special. I enjoyed the coleslaw though. Really liked how they didn't drown the thing in dressing. 4 stars for the steak, and 3.5 stars after factoring in the sides.