Culture
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Covered in chocolate, oozing with flavour
From treats smothered in chocolate to coffee specials oozing with flavour, Winnipeg has several great dessert cafés.
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Fashion Streeter
I always try to keep in mind being comfortable while trying to stay fashionable. -
Burrito del Rio serves convenient, quick Mexican cuisine in the Village
Just off Osborne, hidden behind the Gas Station Theatre, Burrito del Rio greets you with neon words on a sign, reading: “Tacos – Burritos – Cerveja” – which is great because the restaurant lets you know it has a liquor licence as you walk by, but keeps the secret from those without elementary Spanish.
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The correct crossword puzzle from the March 24, 2011 issue (65-24).
Crossword from the March 24, 2011 issue (65-24).
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Fashion Streeter
I like to take risks with my style. Whenever I am feeling bored with my look, I get a new hairstyle and I feel refreshed. -
A little nook
In a little nook tucked beside Warehouse One at 354 Portage Ave. is a delicious eatery appealing only to the most adventurous of palates.
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To shave or not to shave?
Shaving cuts, painful self-waxing and sadistic aestheticians are all familiar experiences in the realm of removing female body hair.
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Fashion Streeter
I like to wear something that keeps me warm and conceals the dirt. Wool is nice! -
Incredibly creative and unique
The trend to buy local need not only apply to coffee and vegetables.
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Winnipeg’s model citizens
Though Winnipeg’s modeling industry is less affluent than others, the city seems to have a knack for producing international talent.
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Sexy female hairstylists and sexy lingerie-inspired attire
The Scandalous Barber, located at 1174A Pembina Hwy, is a hair salon catering specifically to the male population.
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Fashion Streeter
I feel what I wear is a project. An arts and crafts project. -
Fashion Streeter
Yeti goddess; don’t be fooled by the rocks that I got. -
‘The type of burger you get cravings for’
Hungry? Nothing satisfies quite like a local handmade burger.
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Going back to tradition
The local butcher shop used to be a routine stop for most families in past decades, but has gradually been losing competition to the convenience of a one-stop-shop supermarket.
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Eating local, avoiding the chain gang
Since 1997, Ciao! magazine has highlighted the best of Winnipeg’s exploding restaurant scene with a focus on tracking new, local trends.
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Fashion Streeter
My fashion inspiration is Chewbacca! -
El gigante Mexicano: Desperado serves up sombrero-sized Mexican food
Mmmmmmexican food. After living and working in the Southern States, exposure to great authentic Mexican cuisine has been hard to come by, especially in this city.
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Taste, value, quality staff and comfort all part of Kimch’i's appeal
At 61 ½ Albert St., you’ll find a cute little haunt where you can grab lunch and maybe some knitting supplies.
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Boxer versus poet
Surprise fellow bookworms: you can learn from physical activity, too.