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South Osborne Biz Guided Restaurant Tour

Food Tour

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WHAT:

A four-hour guided restaurant & walking tour of the South Osborne BIZ, exploring the history, green spaces and architecture of the area while enjoying a four-course meal along the way.

WHEN:

Tours are offered in July and August, running from 5:15pm-9:15pm.

Summer 2024 tour dates and themes are:

July 3 – Pizza Night

July 10 – Beer Tasting

July 17 – Prairie Theme

July 24 – Prairie Theme

July 31 – Shop South Osborne

August 7 – Prairie Theme

August 14 – Celebrate Folklorama

August 21 – Beer Tasting

Note: Two tours run on each of these nights.  Another non themed tour will also be available each night.

WHERE:

Each tour involves three to four restaurant stops as well as several historical / interpretive stops along the way.  Each tour is unique.  Some tours involve more walking and some involve less!

WHO:

Restaurants included in the summer 2024 tours:

Chaeban Ice Cream, Solera, Tabula Rasa, Park Alleys, Hoagie Boyz, Chocolate Zen Bakery, Diner’s Choice, Park Line Coffee, Oakwood Café, Marigold, Oxbow, Vera Pizza, Monticchio Ristorante Italiano, Black Market Provisions, Dastardly Villain Brewing Company, Friend Bakery & Pizza and BMC Market.

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Location

Osborne St. South, Winnipeg

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Hours

  • MondayClosed
  • TuesdayClosed
  • Wednesday5 PM – 12 AM
  • Thursday5 PM – 12 AM
  • Friday5 PM – 1 AM
  • Saturday5 PM – 1 AM
  • SundayClosed

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