Best breakfast in Winnipeg

[Blue in the loops]

I was wondering what breakfast places to go to in the city are?  I heard clementine is good and the pancake house.  Any that you suggest that are local.

[Noeller]

31 minutes ago, Blue in the loops said:

I was wondering what breakfast places to go to in the city are?  I heard clementine is good and the pancake house.  Any that you suggest that are local.

 

I'm a bit of a breakfast aficionado...

Stella's... Cafe Breakfast with the Wildberry jam on multi grain toast... Spectacular way to start a game day. 

Chicken Chef is wildly underrated. Wife and I love hitting the one in Dugald just east of the city. 

Pancake House on McGillvary isn't bad. 

There's a shop in The Forks Market (I'm blanking on the name) that specializes in breakfast and I really enjoyed it last time I was home. 

And yes, Clementine... Nationally famous small shop. 

[Brandon]

A couple of different options that I can add to Noeller's list are :

Park Cafe at Assiniboine Park -  It's affordable and if you get a window seat it's a real nice view.  

Prairie Edge at Kildonan Park - Sometimes hit and miss, but when it's on it's really good.  

Feast Cafe Bistro - Indigenous restaurant ,   I've been several times for breakfast and lunch and it's always top notch.

Roasted Nomad on Marion -  I have not been but my wife went with friends and they said it was amazing.  

 

[Bubba Zanetti]

Falafel Place

Salisbury House(say what you will but still a killer breakfast and cheap)

Cora's

OEB Breakfast Co

Luda's Deli

12 hours ago, Noeller said:

 

I'm a bit of a breakfast aficionado...

Stella's... Cafe Breakfast with the Wildberry jam on multi grain toast... Spectacular way to start a game day. 

Chicken Chef is wildly underrated. Wife and I love hitting the one in Dugald just east of the city. 

Pancake House on McGillvary isn't bad. 

There's a shop in The Forks Market (I'm blanking on the name) that specializes in breakfast and I really enjoyed it last time I was home. 

And yes, Clementine... Nationally famous small shop. 

Danny's All Day Breakfast

[Bubba Zanetti]

Clementine's is just ok IMO. Tiny menu and too fancy schmancy for me. Always bonkers busy too.

Edited 4 hours ago by Bubba Zanetti

[Noeller]

13 minutes ago, Bubba Zanetti said:

Clementine's is just ok IMO. Tiny menu and too fancy schmancy for me. Always bonkers busy too.

I haven't been, but absolutely knew this was going to be the case. It's just "that type" of place. 

I can't believe I forgot Sals in my initial list. The one on Pembina, in particular, (with all the music memorabilia) is a great breakfast spot. Probably my #3 behind Stella's and Chicken Chef Dugald...

[Bubba Zanetti]

5 minutes ago, Noeller said:

I haven't been, but absolutely knew this was going to be the case. It's just "that type" of place. 

I can't believe I forgot Sals in my initial list. The one on Pembina, in particular, (with all the music memorabilia) is a great breakfast spot. Probably my #3 behind Stella's and Chicken Chef Dugald...

Ill always love Sals. I dont care what anyone says. Still a great and cheap breakfast spot. Probably still my favorite pancakes in the city and their cinnamon buns are awesome aswell. Burgers are great too. Love them Nip's!

[Super Duper Negatron]

Bluestone Cottage in Charleswood is decent

[iHeart]

well I have since tried Stacked on McPhillips I should try their lunch menu one day

 

I need to remind myself that sometimes it's not worth it to bring over easy eggs all the way home because those puncture easily

[Piggy 1]

Smittys is decent........Stellas my fave though......

[Noeller]

Smitty's is just okay .. we used to go there for all you can eat breakfast buffet when really hung over. It was a good time. 

[Jpan85]

Headingly Grill, I like a simple breakfast eggs, bacon, sausage, shredded or home style  hash browns and toast. 

[Piggy 1]

26 minutes ago, Jpan85 said:

Headingly Grill, I like a simple breakfast eggs, bacon, sausage, shredded or home style  hash browns and toast. 

Hey ,forgot about that, Or even Nicks ,right beside it. 

[Noeller]

Nick's is awesome... Totally forgot about that. Small place and cash only last time I was there... But it's a very uniquely Manitoba tradition. 

[FrostyWinnipeg]

Breakfast requirements - cheap, lots and leave the carafe on the table.

[Noeller]

Minimum 2 eggs scrambled (real eggs, not some fabricated nonsense), sausage, real hash browns (actual potatoes diced and seasoned), and buttered multi grain toast...

Bonus points for as many locally sourced products as possible...

I'll pay ~$20 for that no problem...

Edited 1 hour ago by Noeller