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| Located at the Niakwa Country Club, Provence Bistro is one of Canada's most highly rated dining experiences. The restaurant over looks the 18th green and has received many accolades including 2 "five out of five" star ratings from the Winnipeg Free Press and Winnipeg Sun. Where and Enroute Magazine, named...Full
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Buccacinos Cucina Italiana
Located in trendy Osborne Village, Buccacino’s is central to everything in the city. Savour great pastas, pizzas and traditional Italian fare
prepared with passion from our Chef’s kitchen... A huge menu...
155 Osborne Street
(204) 452-8251
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Muddy Waters Smokehouse
Muddy Waters Smokehouse…..the place that loves to party! Located smack dab in the heart of The Forks market, we serve up good ol' Southern hospitality at its finest. The trademark...
15 Forks Market Road
(204) 947-6653
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529 Wellington
Experience the splendor of 529 Wellington, a legendary restaurant, three years in the making. It is located on the river, in an elegantly restored 1912 mansion on Winnipeg's most prestigious...
529 Wellington Cresent
(204) 487-8325
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the heart of Little Italy, is lined with eateries and cafes.
During the summer, this street comes alive and is one of THE
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Osborne
Village is just a few blocks away from Corydon, and is
known to have a large number of restaurants with a variety
of cuisine types and atmospheres. |
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The
Exchange District is already known for hosting great
pubs and bars. It's going through an extensive revitalization
and should prove to be one of the top new destinations for
dining in the city. |
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St.
Boniface has the largest French speaking population outside
of Quebec and is home to numerous restaurants, bistros and
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The
Forks is Winnipeg's most popular attraction and has been
a historic meeting place for thousands of years. Located in
the heart of downtown, The Forks gets its name from being
built at the meeting point of the Assiniboine and Red Rivers.
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