Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Manitoba

"Hands down, it’s the place to be seen for drinks after work, with standing room only on Friday nights. The vibrant atmosphere reverberates with the pulse of the city, punctuated by live sports action on the televisions lining the well-stocked bar. The craft and local beer on tap accompany a wide selection of inventive cocktails – some shareable – and a well-sourced wine list."

"1-877 Waverley St, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 5V3, CanadaTakeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, DeliveryItalian, Contemporary, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Late NightHK$63 - HK$220+1 204-489-0495"

"Bellissimo restaurant and lounge is reputed for serving authentic Italian food. It is a small, owned and operated establishment. Over the period, the restaurant has established the reputation of being a warm and hospitable food chain."

"Last, but not least, I’ve got another interesting addition to the list. The Amsterdam Tea Room is within walking distance to all the other bars mentioned (well, they are all in the Exchange District after all), and definitely worth a visit. Here, you’ll find lots of fun cocktails that are all tea-based or tea-infused (and of course, if you want to stay sober they also have lots of great teas to try)."

"The recently added food menu at Amsterdam Tea Room deserves some attention. While the name may suggest you will only be able to get tea and coffee, don't overlook this Exchange District location for lunch (salads, soups and sandwiches), dinner (small plates) and cocktails. Perfect for date night."

"This quaint restaurant and tea room is offering a 4-course Valentine’s Day meal package this year. Although the menu has not yet been announced, you can expect unique, delicious food. Give it a try this year!"

"This contemporary English sports pub is the perfect locale to munch on pub fare with friends, play a game of darts or pool and watch the big game on one of many televisions. The downtown location is not only a popular spot to head to during NHL playoff season, but it also boasts one of the biggest and best rooftop patios in the city. Hours: Daily 11 am-2 amLocations: 1405 St. Matthews Avenue (204-789-8879), 1824 Pembina Hwy (204-261‑4233), 260 Hargrave St (204-944‑0022), 2100 McPhillips St (204-633-0024), 826 Regent Ave W (204‑224-1681), 1034 Elizabeth Road (204-253-2641)"

"20% off take-out from Tavern United and now offer FREE DELIVERY via Skip the Dishes (Manitoba locations only). Contact Details: 345 Graham Avenue; Ph: 204-944-0022; Website. 1824 Pembina Highway (204.261.4233) 2100 McPhillips Street (204.633.0024) 1405 St. Matthews Avenue (204.775.8791) 826 Regent Avenue West (204.224.1681) 1034 Elizabeth Road (204.474.2582)"

"The Thirsty Lion Tavern is perhaps one of the most laid-back bars on this list. Expect a pretty chilled out atmosphere where you can catch a hockey game and order a variety of traditional pub eats. They’ve got pool tables, large TVs, and some great beers on tap."

"Those who like their adventures paired with once-in-a-lifetime culinary experiences will delight in the latest excursion from Frontiers North Adventures. Dan's Diner is a one-night adventure in Churchill, Manitoba where you will have the opportunity to dine on the frozen Churchill River in the Tundra Buggy pop-up restaurant. While you dine on multi-course, world-class cuisine, keep an eye out the panoramic windows for the northern lights show."

"What is it: This hip, unfussy spot serves some of Winnipeg’s best sandwiches. Why go: King + Bannatyne keeps things simple with quick counter service and a pared-down menu of less than a dozen items. Slow-roasted meat sandwiches are the eatery’s raison d'être, with the menu including flavourful fillings like sweet roast pork belly or house-brined beef brisket served between slices of fresh bread."