café postal

cramped basement cafe with limited offerings and middle-of-the-road quality. the only seating option in this tiny establishment while waiting for a friend was a stool at the window with a collapsed seat that felt horrible to sit on. even more awkward as folks getting coffee to-go squeezed through the narrow space, occasionally unavoidably bumping into me. extremely uncomfortable, really wished i could just leave if i weren’t meeting someone. probably a serviceable option if you just want coffee to go, but otherwise not a great choice.

love at first taste..... amazing! i've been making my rounds amongst all the new independent coffee shops in the city and by far, this is the best one for cafe mocha. cafe mocha is my drink of choice so that is the one that i've been ordering around the city. hands, down, cafe postal's cafe mocha, at $4.25 is the best tasting one. the chocolate is subtle, not overly sweet or bitter, but manages to complement the espresso and milk perfectly. the espresso has a very smooth and balanced profile that lingers on your palate.

service is wonderfully warm and laid back. there's a couple of patio chairs on the front facing provencher and there's several bar style seats that face the window looking out to provencher inside the shop. there's not a lot of seating if you plan on staying. there are some food items available on the menu as well like croissants, sandwiches and some pastries. the interior space is very modern white space with beautiful light wood counters and some art work displayed on the walls.

they also serve tea, cappuccino, lattes, americanos etc. the pricing is pretty consistent with all the other independent coffee shops in the city.

they used to be closed on sundays but are now open 7 days a week!

i really really like this place it’s just so expensive. they make the best cappuccino i’ve had in a long time but it’s just so expensive i can’t justify it

elegant little place, there's minimal seating so you may want to get your drink to go! the latte was truly lovely and made to perfection. i'm really impressed and will come here again when i'm in the area xoxo

nice little independent coffee place in st. boniface. their cappuccino is one of the best in the city.the place has limited seating with friendly staff. they have a small patio along the sidewalk during summer. sandwiches and fresh salad are also being serve take outs or dine in. be back.

along busy boulevard provencher, and just over the pedestrian bridge that connects winnipeg with st. boniface, is a delightful coffee shop called café postal. it's small, en français of course (about ten percent of winnipeg's 750,000 people speak french), and it serves pilot coffee. the beans are ground and weighed for every espresso drink.

love this little gem in st. boniface. the baristas are friendly and chatty and the drinks are great. probably one of the best london fogs i've had in the city.

i was looking for a good cappuccino..and got a fabulous one. i was very impressed with the flavor and price.. i will tell everyone i know that this place it great.. keep it up!

i love how the place gives a relaxing vibe. i ordered the matcha latte with soy milk. it tasted great but it would have been better if it had latte art and more matcha. overall i was happy and i would definitely come back.

small quaint coffee and tea shop. had a few sandwiches in the fridge. we came in and ordered a matcha tea and a london fog. cups are a bit small for the price. good quality taste

this has got to be one of the best places in the city to grab a coffee! the quality i'd out if this world, and the atmosphere is to die for! every time i come here, i am pleased with the product i receive. i would recommend this cafe to any coffee lover that wants a fun, social, and amazing environment to go and enjoy a cup! i give it a easy 10/10!

my favourite coffee shop in the city! my only wish is that they had more seating areas, but other than that, i'm hooked. the matcha latté is my go-to drink. it is the perfect blend of matcha and milk, with one not overpowering the other.

first visit a pleasant one. my friend and i enjoyed a grilled turkey and cheese sandwich a café americano and a chocolate brownie.
pure and simple food and beverages, prepared perfectly, to eat inside, on a stool at a long wooden counter looking out at ankle-level onto provencher boulevard, or at tiny, somewhat tippy patio table on the boulevard itself.

café postal : un incontournable. a must go.. café postal offre définitivement le meilleur café que j'ai enfin pu goûter et apprécier dans la région de winnipeg. je demeure à environ 1h30 de voiture de st-boniface et je parcours la distance à chaque fin de semaine pour venir déguster les attraits de leur menu. j'ai essayé tous leurs cafés, servis par différents staffs, et à chaque fois la tasse était préparée avec méticulosité et servie avec le respect d'un vrai café de qualité. de plus, l'ambiance est chaleureuse et le staff est toujours sympathique (et bilingue!).
certains pourrait critiquer le fait que je fasse autant de distance pour une tasse de café, mais vous comprendrez qu'elle vaut la peine!

chapeau café postal, vous vous êtes fait un grand fan.
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café postal offers, without a doubt, the best coffee in the winnipeg area. i currently live 1h30 away from st-boniface and i drive every weekend just for their coffee. i tried all their coffees, and even served by different staffs, it was always prepared with great attention to details and served with respect to what a real cup of coffee is. also, the atmosphere is cosy and the staff is always nice and sympathetic (as well as bilingual!).
some people could critic the fact that i drive that much just for a coffee cup, but you'll understand that it truely worth it!

many visits to cafe postal with different baristas, never a bad espresso shot . citrus bright but not sour , it not a heavy handed one dimention shot .