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Winnipeg if filled with more restaurants then you can imagine.The wide variety cultures will amaze you and tantalize your taste buds.

Steve’s Favourite Restaurant Picks

529: 529 Wellington Cres 204-487-8325

Excellent wine list with over 600 selections.Great steak and seafood.

Amici’s: 326 BroadwayAve.204-943-4997

Five-star Tuscan nouvelle cuisine, the rack of lamb is exquisite.

Baileys: 185-Lombard Ave 204-944-1180

Comfortable restaurant and lounge in the heart of the city.

Bombolini Wine Bar: 326 Broadway 204-943-5066 Exquisite bistro delights.

Dragon Palace: 3060 Portage Ave204-831-7727 Excellent Chinese Food.

Earl's Restaurant: Fun happening menu and bar

1215 St Mary's 204-254-1600
191 Main Street 204-989-0103
1455 Portage Avenue 204-975-1845

Green Gates: 6945 Roblin Blvd204- 897-0990 Fine dining at it’s best!

Hy’s: 1- Lombard Place 204-942-1000 Still the best steak in town.

In Ferno’s Bistro: 312 Des Meurons St. 204-262-7400 Unique dinner French bistro that won’t break the bank!

The Fort Garry Hotel: 222 Broadway Ave 204-942-8251
Sunday Brunch - Indulge yourself on this tantalizing feast!

Mamma Mia Ristorante: 631 Corydon Ave. 204-453-9210
Great out door patio

Mona Lisa Ristorante: 1697 Corydon 204-488-3687 Fun Authentic Italian, veal tenderloin with mussels starter is a culinary delight.

Mrs. Mikes: 286 Tache Ave. 204-237-3977 (Seasonal) The king burger still rules!

Orlando’s Seafood Grill: 709 Corydon Avenue 204-477-5899 Outstandingfood and fine wines.

Pad Thai Restaurant: 2655 Portage Avenue 204-888-9656
Authentic Thai cuisine.

Park Tower Restaurant: 1-2015 Portage Avenue 204-889-4271 Hearty Greek family food.

Piazza Di Nardi: 1360 Taylor Ave. Over the top take-out food & convenience shopping and world class wine boutique. 204-982-9461

Pony Corral: 1700 Pembina Highway 204-275-3687Great area bar and restaurant.

Silver Heights Restaurant: 2169 Portage Avenue204-777-3463 Great area restaurant and bar.

Steve’s Place: 3123 Portage Avenue204- 831-5531 Great burgers and fry’s.

Tavern in the Park: 204-896-7275 Continental fusion cuisine in the Historic Pavilion in Assiniboine Park

Tomato Pie Company: 167 Osborne Street, Excellent Italian, daily fresh fish dishes. 204-477-6609

Wasabi on Broadway: 588 Broadway Ave. 204-774-4328 Best sushi in town.

For a complete restaurant guide.

Other Amusements

Antique & Art Auctions by Dominion High-end Canadian art, W.J. Phillips, Leo Mol, Group of Seven and Antiques.

Marie France Fine Linen brings together linens from all the best companies.

The Garden Room is filled with lanterns, watering wands, planters, patio lights, glassware, and bird baths.

The Happy Cooker Serves up cookware, linens,bakeware, flatware, knives, pepper mills, cookbooks and funky serving ware.

Urban Flora Natural expressions for every occasion created by talented floral designers.

The Polka Dot Dog offers the luxurious essentials for pampered pets.

Superstars Sports Winnipeg's largest selection of collectibles & sports cards. A licensed retailer for NHL, NFL, CFL & Team Canada jerseys & hats.

Polo Park Shopping Centre This west end mall is the largest in the city with over 180 shops, services and restaurants.

The Forks Two former rail storage facilities are home to many locally-owned stores and specialty kiosks that carry clothing, imported wares and specialty foods.

St. Vital Centre This large south end mall has more than 160 stores and services.

Osborne Village on the south side of the Assiniboine River, was an affluent suburb of early Winnipeg. In the late 1960's, what was to become one of Winnipeg's most dynamic and eclectic shopping districts, began as a small shopping area with a distinctive Bohemian flavour.

Winnipeg's Exchange District . Located just north of Canada's celebrated corner Portage and Main, the area has been preserved and nurtured as one of North America's most colourful and cosmopolitan neighbourhoods.

The Manitoba Liquor Control Commission. Liquor Mart Locations

Selling Your Home >Playing It Safe

Conduct a thorough check for any safety hazards when you are getting your house ready to put on the market. You may be accustomed to the worn tread on the stairs, toys in the hallway, or closets that deposit their contents at your feet when the door is opened, but strangers won't be as intuitive as you are. They will be vulnerable to those little "hazards" as they walk through your home, turning on the faucets, opening closet doors, and going up and down the stairs.

The stairs are a good place to begin your safety check. Could someone tall accidentally bang their head on a beam, pipe or the ceiling as they go up or down? Is the carpeting on the stairs securely fastened? An area rug should have a non-slip mat underneath.

Safety is important because someone who is injured in your home could sue you for damages. This doesn't happen often, but if it does, it can be extremely unpleasant. "Better safe than sorry" applies to homes as well--especially when they are for sale and open to visits from potential buyers.

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