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Shirley’s is surely a most delightful dining experience in the Village -

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Shirley’s is surely a most delightful dining experience in the Village

Oval Room Brasserie is where it’s at for delicious discs and cocktails -

March 8

Oval Room Brasserie is where it’s at for delicious discs and cocktails

New & notable Winnipeg restaurants for early 2025 - Select Start (photo Abby Matheson)

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New & notable Winnipeg restaurants for early 2025

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Review: Little Maria's Porchetta & Meatballs

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Review: Best bites Summer 2014

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New & Noteable: Intimate dining at Fort Gibraltar

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New & Noteable: PCG featured on Huff Post

New & Noteable: PCG featured on Huff Post

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