Hargrave St. Market

Nice place to go alone or with company. I like the view, it's even better at evening times. Good variety in terms of cuisine and drinks, open space with high ceiling and lots of different areas to seat. The atmosphere is also changes depending on where your are sitting. Overall positive experience

Located on the second floor, this food hall has a bunch of options for food, and tons of seating. Awesome vibes here before the Jets game. I ended up trying out The 44, but wish I had more time to check out some of the other restaurants here. They even had someone going around handing out free samples of the Empty Cup cold brew coffee, which was really handy right before the game! Closer to game time they also had a DJ playing music.

Upscale food outlet offering a variety of services. Pizza, burgers, and Asian food offered. Open dining concept where you can sit anywhere. Buzzers provided to notify if food is ready. Seating is 50% of capacity and contact info required on arrival.

I love the hargrave market, it’s the perfect place to hang out, study and work! With good food and coffee and stores in the area, it creates a great atmosphere to vibe in! Definitely recommend coming here!

Piping hot well made lattes that are extraordinary. If there is a line up at Fools and Horses upstairs, skip down the escalator for something even better. They also do on-site baking and day old sourdough for %50 off. 3.00 a quality loaf. The ladies behind the counter are quite sweet.

This a fun place with excellent food which isn’t overpriced! We happened to be there on a Jets night (we didn’t go) and there was DJ playing music and it was a really party! Loved it! Festive atmosphere inside and outside in courtyard (didn’t get a good pic) Beautiful big windows and plants all around ! Great place in Winnipeg during the winter and summer!!

I went before a playoff game, so the whole place was buzzing. It was a great atmosphere with many food options, even for gluten friendly. I ate at Gusto North and they do have Gluten free pizza. It can get quite busy and noisy, depending on the occasion. Overall I quite enjoyed it and would go back.

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 cafe 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 were closed.