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Clementine Cafe

Café / Restaurant

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Located in Winnipeg's vibrant Exchange District, Clementine Café is the city's top brunch spot, celebrated for its exceptional menu and warm atmosphere. Known for its no-reservations policy, it's a favorite among celebrities and locals alike.

NHL star John Tavares even highlighted it as his preferred dining spot on the road. With rave reviews, including praise from The Globe, Clementine Café promises a memorable brunch experience.

Dishes like the Fried Chicken on Toast and Braised Bacon Benedict have become fan favorites. Reviewers highlight the unique flavor combinations and consistently excellent service. The café's vibrant and laid-back atmosphere adds to the overall dining experience, making it a must-visit spot in Winnipeg.

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Location

123 Princess St, Winnipeg, MB R3B 1K8

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Hours

  • Monday9 AM – 2 PM
  • Tuesday9 AM – 2 PM
  • Wednesday9 AM – 2 PM
  • Thursday9 AM – 2 PM
  • Friday9 AM – 2 PM
  • Saturday9 AM – 2 PM
  • Sunday9 AM – 2 PM

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