Guidebook
Food Scene
Clementine
123 Princess StA Winnipeg foodie hotspot for breakfast/brunch
Cocoabeans Gluten Free: Bakeshop, Cafe & Restaurant
113 Corydon AveGreat gluten free options
Local small batch bakery making "old world" wood fired sourdough
7 locals recommend
The Pennyloaf Bakery
858 Corydon AveLocal small batch bakery making "old world" wood fired sourdough
French Way Café
238 Lilac StGreat breakfast spot!
Great little independent fromagerie, selling specialty cheese from around the world
The Cheesemongers Fromagerie
839 Corydon AveGreat little independent fromagerie, selling specialty cheese from around the world
Milksmith Inc.
651 Corydon AveDelicious and very instagrammable dessert/ice cream shop
Aschenti Cocoa
The Grove Pub & Restaurant
164 Stafford StNuburger
472 Stradbrook AveChaeban Ice Cream
390 Osborne StThe Oxbow Natural Wine Bar & Restaurant
557 Osborne StLittle Sister Coffee Maker
470 River AveVera Pizzeria
670 Osborne StBMC Market
722 Osborne StSushi N
726 St Anne's RdGreat food!
Drinks & Nightlife
A great nicely designed cafe offering up deliciously powerful coffee during the day and a basement cocktail bar as well as a rooftop patio by night. Great stop for your Exchange District wanderings.
43 locals recommend
Forth Cafe
171 McDermot AveA great nicely designed cafe offering up deliciously powerful coffee during the day and a basement cocktail bar as well as a rooftop patio by night. Great stop for your Exchange District wanderings.
Great spot for a nice glass of wine and delicious tapas in the Exchange District.
11 locals recommend
Cordova Tapas & Wine
93 Albert StGreat spot for a nice glass of wine and delicious tapas in the Exchange District.
Good and wide selection of local craft beers and tasty wine with the lively Forks Market atmosphere.
26 locals recommend
The Common
1 Forks Market RdGood and wide selection of local craft beers and tasty wine with the lively Forks Market atmosphere.
Every board game you could think of and a good food and drink menu.
24 locals recommend
Across the Board Game Café
211 Bannatyne AveEvery board game you could think of and a good food and drink menu.
A fantastic craft brewery with a range of delicious beers on tap. 5 signature brews and an exciting selection of seasonal and experimental beers means that everyone should be able to find something they enjoy (if not all of them)!
16 locals recommend
Barn Hammer Brewing Company
595 Wall StA fantastic craft brewery with a range of delicious beers on tap. 5 signature brews and an exciting selection of seasonal and experimental beers means that everyone should be able to find something they enjoy (if not all of them)!
Great little patio spot with a creative food and drink menu, a personal favorite!
15 locals recommend
The Roost on Corydon
651-A Corydon AveGreat little patio spot with a creative food and drink menu, a personal favorite!
Known as Bar I, this place has been a long time hotspot on Corydon Ave with a busy patio and Dj playing inside.
29 locals recommend
Bar Italia
737 Corydon AveKnown as Bar I, this place has been a long time hotspot on Corydon Ave with a busy patio and Dj playing inside.
The Toad in the Hole
155 Osborne StSightseeing
The Forks is Winnipeg's favourite and most famous attraction. It's a public space that has something for everyone, a market place with many shops, restaurants and pubs. It's a National Historic Site and has been a meeting place for over 6,000 years; early Aboriginal peoples traded at The Forks, followed by European fur traders, Métis buffalo hunters, Scottish settlers, riverboat workers, railway pioneers and tens of thousands of immigrants. Today it hosts many events in the heart of city and is only a 15 minute walk over the Esplanade Riel bridge. Personal favourites here include the riverwalk, The Common, pizza at Red Ember, coffee at Fools and Horses.
296 locals recommend
The Forks
The Forks is Winnipeg's favourite and most famous attraction. It's a public space that has something for everyone, a market place with many shops, restaurants and pubs. It's a National Historic Site and has been a meeting place for over 6,000 years; early Aboriginal peoples traded at The Forks, followed by European fur traders, Métis buffalo hunters, Scottish settlers, riverboat workers, railway pioneers and tens of thousands of immigrants. Today it hosts many events in the heart of city and is only a 15 minute walk over the Esplanade Riel bridge. Personal favourites here include the riverwalk, The Common, pizza at Red Ember, coffee at Fools and Horses.
Lively street with varied crowd, personal favourite is the old Toad in the Hole pub and attached Whiskey Bar.
72 locals recommend
Osborne Village
Lively street with varied crowd, personal favourite is the old Toad in the Hole pub and attached Whiskey Bar.
An iconic facade and architectural beauty. St. Boniface Cathedral is a must-see with magnificent history, and a historical cemetery. It's also the final resting place of Louis Riel, the founder of the Province of Manitoba.
30 locals recommend
Saint Boniface Cathedral
180 Av. de la CathedraleAn iconic facade and architectural beauty. St. Boniface Cathedral is a must-see with magnificent history, and a historical cemetery. It's also the final resting place of Louis Riel, the founder of the Province of Manitoba.
Winnipeg's historical buildings are located here, as well as a range of food and drink options, and some great graffiti.
60 locals recommend
Exchange District
Winnipeg's historical buildings are located here, as well as a range of food and drink options, and some great graffiti.
Shopping
WAG@TheForks carries Inuit, First Nations, and Métis art, as well as one-of-a-kind Manitoban and Canadian handmade work.
Shop Wag @ The Forks
25 Forks Market RdWAG@TheForks carries Inuit, First Nations, and Métis art, as well as one-of-a-kind Manitoban and Canadian handmade work.
The Forks
Outlet Collection Winnipeg
555 Sterling Lyon PkwyNewest and biggest shopping mall in Winnipeg
Grant Park Shopping Centre
1120 Grant AveNearest shopping center and movie theater
Black Market Provisions
550 Osborne StParks & Nature
Winnipeg's favourite and most famous green space. Pack a picnic, rent a bike or enjoy ballet or a movie screening at the Lyric Theatre on certain evenings. If you really want to be a Winnipegger don't leave before crossing the river over to Sargent Sundae for a frozen sweet treat.
168 locals recommend
Assiniboine Park
55 Pavilion CrescentWinnipeg's favourite and most famous green space. Pack a picnic, rent a bike or enjoy ballet or a movie screening at the Lyric Theatre on certain evenings. If you really want to be a Winnipegger don't leave before crossing the river over to Sargent Sundae for a frozen sweet treat.
Closest beach to the city with good walking/biking trails
37 locals recommend
Birds Hill Provincial Park
Closest beach to the city with good walking/biking trails
Arts & Culture
A must see! The museum has 6 floors of very interesting information and impressive architecture. Give yourself plenty of time! Discounted to 5$ every Wednesday between 5pm-9pm and free on the first Wednesday of the month.
268 locals recommend
Canadian Museum for Human Rights
85 Israel Asper WayA must see! The museum has 6 floors of very interesting information and impressive architecture. Give yourself plenty of time! Discounted to 5$ every Wednesday between 5pm-9pm and free on the first Wednesday of the month.
A wide range of discoveries await - Manitoba's ecosystems and cultural history, a planetarium, dinosaurs and more.
95 locals recommend
The Manitoba Museum
190 Rupert Ave A wide range of discoveries await - Manitoba's ecosystems and cultural history, a planetarium, dinosaurs and more.
Getting Around
Unicity Taxi- Call 204-925-3131
*Prearranged pickup can also be made the day before
12 locals recommend
Unicity Taxi Ltd
340 Hargrave PlUnicity Taxi- Call 204-925-3131
*Prearranged pickup can also be made the day before