Altona Farmers' Market
Main Street Altona, MB R0G 0B0
Savour the vibrant culinary landscape of Manitoba, where each bite tells a story of tradition, innovation, and community. From the heart of Winnipeg to the charming corners of rural towns, the flavours of Manitoba are as diverse as its landscapes.
Explore the dynamic culinary scene of Winnipeg, where hot new restaurants, diverse flavours and bustling food trucks await. From cozy cafes to chic bistros, Winnipeg invites you to embark on a gastronomic adventure filled with tantalizing tastes. Peg City Grub is your source for chef profile and restaurant news in Winnipeg.
Indigenous-owned establishments across the province highlight the best of Manitoba's ingredients, showcasing bold flavours and unique dishes. From hearty comfort foods to sophisticated dining, these eateries offer memorable experiences that celebrate Manitoba's diverse culinary heritage.
1. Honey dill is widely considered Manitoba’s signature sauce. Ask for it at local restaurants where they serve chicken fingers and fries—it’s the perfect combination of herby and sweet. Or, try it in a new form with our Honey Dill Hot Sauce.
2. Perogies are a beloved culinary tradition in Manitoba. These doughy dumpling-like pockets filled with savoury or sweet fillings reflect the province’s rich Ukrainian heritage. Grab the Manitoba Perogy Trail to try this beloved dish across the province.
3. “Fat boy” burgers are an iconic drive-in style burger smothered with hearty chili. It’s a messy, but tasty, meal that serves as classic comfort food to many Manitobans. Here's everything you need to know about how-to fat boy in Manitoba!
4. Pickerel is one of the freshest catches of the province (known elsewhere as walleye), perfect for the unique experience that is a shore lunch.
Farmers’ markets spring up across the province, sharing the bounty of our crops and the flavours of our communities. Manitoba’s largest farmers’ market is the Marchée St Norbert Farmers' Market, located in south Winnipeg.
2024 Farmers' MarketsPack your appetite and hit the road. It's burger season in Manitoba.
When it comes to road trips, it's all about the treats you eat along the way. If you find yourself exploring Manitoba this summer, be sure to mark these 47 amazing bakeries on your map.
Winnipeg's vibrant culinary scene continues to garner national attention, with both new and much-loved hidden gems that should be on every gourmand's radar. Here's just a few sure bets in 2024 that are new or nationally notable.
Brandon's dining scene has serious momentum, and visitors could plan an entire itinerary around which local restaurant to nosh at next. We can't list all the foodie joints in Manitoba's second-largest city but here are a few standouts offering creative...
Experience the art of Afternoon Tea at Fairmont Winnipeg, where each season brings a new expression of flavour and design. Our rotating themed tea service features delicately crafted pastries and savouries, complemented by the refined aromas of premium...
Discover the flavours of Winnipeg’s West End on a guided restaurant tour. Enjoy signature tastings, cultural stories, and a stroll through one of the city’s most vibrant neighbourhoods. A relaxed, immersive way to experience local food, art, and history.
SMITH is an upscale casual restaurant located at the Forks – one of Canada’s top tourist destinations. Located inside the Inn at the Forks hotel, SMITH is a culinary experience built on craftsmanship and a dedication to the finer points. Our menu features...
Enjoy great food and live entertainment at The Palms and Blue Dolphin Lounge. Dinner and breakfast buffets on select days, game day specials, all-you-can-eat ribs Tuesdays, and free live music every Friday and Saturday night.
Discover great food, signature cocktails and good times at Tavern on King Edward — a modern, stylish pub in Winnipeg where global flavours meet cozy vibes. Enjoy late-night eats, happy-hour deals and a welcoming space to gather with friends.
Manitoba is home to numerous crafters, creators and distillers of a variety of sips and tipples both of the spirited kind and not. So sit back, crack a cold one and mull over these locally grown brewery options.
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Pickerel (walleye) is a regional favourite, often served pan-fried. Perogies and kielbasa sausage reflect Manitoba’s Ukrainian heritage. Honey dill sauce, a Winnipeg specialty, is a unique dip for chicken fingers. Saskatoon berries and bannock are staples in Indigenous cuisine.
Winnipeg’s Exchange District and Corydon Avenue are home to top-rated restaurants. Top sharing-plate restaurants include Enoteca, Nola and Petit Soco. The Forks Market offers diverse local eats. Manitoba also has a growing craft beer scene, with breweries like Little Brown Jug, Torque Brewing and Nonsuch Brewing Co. serving locally made beers.
Winnipeg offers a variety of food tours showcasing local flavours. Downtown Winnipeg BIZ, West End BIZ, Exchange District BIZ and Tourisme Riel offer guided food tours that highlight their respective neighbourhood’s culinary scene. Outside of Winnipeg, visitors can enjoy farm-to-table experiences like The Patch at Prairie Berry, where locally sourced ingredients take centre stage.
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