Where to eat in Winnipeg

Where to eat in Winnipeg

1. Eat

   Affinity Vegetarian Garden

   Chinese and vegetarian, including vegetarian imitations of shrimp and fish.

   Mon–Fri 11:30AM–2PM, 5–9:30PM, Sat 5–9:30PM, Sun closed·entrees $8.75-11.50

2. Eat

   Bonfire Bistro

   Italian including wood-fired pizza, pasta, and entrees prepared from local ingredients wherever possible. Does not accept reservations, will not allow groups more than 6.

   Mon–Thu 4–8PM, Fri Sat 4–9PM, closed Sun

3. Eat

   Cafe Dario

   Latin American. Gluten free alternatives available. Reservations recommended.

   Lunch: Mon–Fri 11:30AM–2PM; dinner: Sat Sun 5PM–on·Prix fixe 5-course meal $39

4. Eat

   Carnaval Brazilian BBQ

   Rotisserie-style Brazilian BBQ. All-you-can-eat meat-from-the-skewer.

   Thu–Sun 4:30–10PM, closed Mon–Wed

5. Eat

   Feast Cafe Bistro

   An Indigenous-owned restaurant that serves cuisine inspired by the First Nations — bison, salmon, pickerel, Bannock, wild rice, squash....

   Tue-Sun 11AM-8PM

6. Eat

   Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar

   Japanese sushi and steakhouse. The chefs prepare the meal in front of you with great showmanship. You must come as a group or you will be placed with strangers as the tables seat 8+. The menu consists of set dinners that can be expensive, but the food is delicious and the show is very entertaining.

   Thu Sun 5–9PM, Fri Sat 5–9;30PM, closed Mon–Wed

7. Eat

   Nuburger

   formerly Unburger

   Healthy gourmet burgers including creations such as "Blueberry Yum Yum" (beef burger with blueberry BBQ sauce), "Shanghai" (chicken burger with a spicy Asian twist) and "Bella" (grilled portabella veggie burger). Buns baked daily. There's another location in the Forks Market.

   Mon–Thu 11:30AM–8:30PM, Fri Sat 11:30AM-9PM, Sun noon–8PM

8. Eat

   Saperavi

   One of the few restaurants in Winnipeg serving Georgian cuisine.

   Wed Thu 5–10PM, Fri–Sun 4–11PM, closed Mon Tue

9. Eat

   Sun Fortune Restaurant

   Authentic Chinese. North Americanized Chinese dishes are also available. If you know Cantonese or know someone who can speak it, there are unconfirmed rumours of a secret Cantonese-only menu.

10. Eat

    The North Star Drive-In

    Across the street from Alycia's, and has excellent burgers in town. If you try this family-run drive in, expect very friendly staff and delicious burgers, hot dogs, and fries. North Star also always has a fresh dogbowl of water if you happen to bring your pet along.

11. Eat

    VJ's Drive Inn

    Greasy spoon. Burgers, fries and shakes. One of the best in town.

12. Eat Not mapped

    Salisbury House

    Started during the Dirty Thirties, the company still succeeded due to good food at decent prices. Salisbury refers to hamburgers as "nips", and French fried potatoes as "chips". Many expatriates returning to the city find it a necessity to have at least one Sals' "nip".

13. Eat Not mapped

    Stella's Cafe & Bakery

    Breakfast/brunch, soup, sandwiches and other entrees. Also offers gluten-free and vegan alternatives.

14. Eat

    529 Wellington Steakhouse

    One of the best steakhouses in the city.

    Mon–Sat 5–10PM, Sun 5–9PM

15. Eat

    Baked Expectations

    Popular bakery and restaurant, famous for its desserts.

16. Eat

    Bridge Drive-In

    Ice cream.

17. Eat

    Burrito Del Rio Taqueria

    Mexican.

18. Eat

    Falafel Place

    Lebanese/brunch. Perfect for hangovers.

19. Eat

    InFerno's Bistro

    French.

    Mon–Thu 11AM–10PM, Fri Sat 11AM–11PM

20. Eat

    KG Saigon

    Amazing Vietnamese food.

21. Eat

    Magic Thailand

    Authentic Thai. Don't be put off by the area or the decor.

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Winnipeg (CC BY-SA 4.0).