Best Family Restaurants in Manitoba

"The olive garden Italian restaurant is a family-friendly food chain in Winnipeg. The restaurant is known to serve a high-quality Italian restaurant. The salads and authentic Italian food by the restaurant are a hit amongst the citizens of Winnipeg."

"Are you looking for a little bit of healthy but also want to indulge?. Ben and Florentine are right up your alley. Start your morning off with a “Summer Delight” smoothie that will liven you up."

"The people who work here seem highly considerate and kind and are backed up with nice portions and tasty dishes. Plan to come again and try more of their..."

"It seems like people are having a decent experience going in to the location, but the value isn't worth the delivery."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Interlaker used under CC0. Old Market Square in Winnipeg, Canada is encompassed by old, charming buildings that are now being transformed into fancy restaurants, cafes, art galleries, shops, and more. These buildings are over 100 years old, which will make you feel like you’re exploring a whole other world."

"Considered as one of the modern jewels of the downtown area of Winnipeg, MTS center is famous for hosting variety of premier sports, entertainment and musical events. History says there were a small bunch of people who wished to bring Winnipeg to the forefront in the fields like sports, music and entertainment. Hence, their concept let to the birth of MTS center."

"With two locations in the city, you’re never too far away from a sweet treat from Jenna Rae Cakes. Whether you’re in the mood for some cookies or cupcakes, or you’re throwing an event and need a cake made up for it, Jenna Rae Cakes has got you covered. They even have their own cookbook, so you can try recreating their delicious treats for yourself!"

"This dessert shop was featured by Martha Stewart magazine and has since become wildly popular. You can find a counter at The Forks with cookies and baked goods you can take to-go. I especially loved picking out a half dozen macaroons from their lineup of flavors ranging from pistachio to cotton candy."

"Find it: 751 Corydon Ave., makecoffeestuff.com The vibe: This artistic space combines design and coffee by curating exhibitions featuring anything from fashion to industrial and graphic design. Prices: $2.50 to $5.50 Must-try: Their mocha ($4.50), with espresso and dark chocolate shavings melted into the milk Pairs perfectly with: An Imperial Cookie from local bakery High Tea, which has a strawberry jam centre and a crunchy white sugar coating."

"Catering to young families, Scout Coffee + Tea usually offers a spot for parents and caregivers to chat over a hot drink while kids play. Drip coffee and espresso drinks are made with beans from local roaster Black Pearl Coffee. The menu also features smoothies and baked goods from local bakeries."