Hargrave St. Market — Restaurant in Winnipeg

Nestled in the heart of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Hargrove St Market is a delightful culinary haven that truly mesmerizes both locals and visitors alike. From its vibrant atmosphere to the mouthwatering array of offerings, this market surpasses all expectations, effortlessly blending tradition and innovation. Prepare to embark on a remarkable adventure for your taste buds!

As I strolled through the market’s bustling aisles, I was immediately enveloped in an intoxicating symphony of scents, each stall boasting its own delectable specialty. The sheer diversity of culinary treasures found here is awe-inspiring, catering to every palate imaginable. From artisanal cheeses and freshly baked bread to exotic spices and farm-fresh produce, Hargrove St Market is a treasure trove of gastronomic delights.

What truly sets this market apart is the passionate dedication of its vendors. Each stall is manned by artisans who pour their hearts and souls into their craft, evident in every morsel they offer. The personal touch and genuine warmth exuded by the vendors create an inviting atmosphere that instantly makes you feel like part of a close-knit community.

One of the highlights of my visit was discovering a hidden gem—a small stall tucked away in a cozy corner of the market. Here, a master chocolatier painstakingly crafted miniature works of art. The intricate details and flavors of these chocolates were nothing short of divine, leaving me spellbound. It’s moments like these that make Hargrove St Market an enchanting destination for food enthusiasts and explorers alike.

The market’s commitment to sustainability and supporting local producers is commendable. It’s heartening to see vendors proudly display signs showcasing their partnerships with nearby farmers and artisans. By embracing local ingredients and championing small businesses, Hargrove St Market cultivates a sense of community and fosters a sustainable food ecosystem.

Beyond its gastronomic offerings, the market serves as a vibrant hub of cultural exchange. From live music performances to interactive cooking demonstrations, there’s always something happening at Hargrove St Market. This dynamic energy further enhances the overall experience, making each visit unique and unforgettable.

In conclusion, Hargrove St Market in Winnipeg, Manitoba, is an absolute gem that showcases the very best of local culinary talent. It is a place where food becomes an art form, and each bite tells a story. Whether you’re a resident seeking culinary inspiration or a visitor yearning for an immersive cultural experience, this market is a must-visit destination. Prepare to be captivated by its charm, flavors, and the remarkable people who make it...

Great market for coffee, lunch, dinner or what have you. Good for business meetings. There was a University of Manitoba meet this past week when I was there and the place is high class.

The baristas in the Mottola grocery café were both quite friendly and conversational. Helped my friend choose what she wanted and their coffee is Lavazza and the way they make it is great. Be sure to try their mocha, which so far was the best out of everything there. The cinnamon and also pumpkin spice muffins are tasty, and not too sweet.

The Mottola grocery also sells Bliss gourmet cookies which some are sugar-free, some are not. Got some lemon poppyseed cookies which make a nice little gift.

I did also try the Japanese restaurant (Saburo), taking the kimchi chicken dish. It was good, mainly the fried chicken on top. Not too much extra batter or anything and the taste was excellent. I am used to the kimchi from Costco which is pungent, so this kimchi was not quite as good, but still overall would recommend, and the person I was with got interested in it and will probably order in the future.

The owner of the market owns everything in this joint other than the Pilot coffee roaster cafe (Fools and Horses). I have not tried the Fools and Horses as the time I went to do so on game day (Sunday Jets game), they...

The place has so much potential in the location and floor space but is very much under utilized . There are only 5 food spots and one is breakfast so it's only open for a few hours. The place lacks variety, seriously the options are burgers, tacos, pizza, sandwiches and ramen. The restaurants are definitely on the more pricey artisanal side of things. Large bar upstairs is the centre piece of the place with Lake of the Woods brewery anchoring the ground floor. The taproom only has a few tables. I feel like the place should have far more food court style eateries and a proper sit down anchor restaurant that serves food other than pizza (Gusto North). There should be other activities in the establishment as well. The place is dead during the day and becomes a packed lounge at night where you can't hear the person...