seine river cafe

mmmm steak. i went on a friend's recommendation toseineriver and i really did love it. i had the steak sandwich and it was great! i hear they have excellent breakfasts and i'm eager to go back to try something new.
decor is enh but prices are low and flavour is high. the wait staff is very very nice too. i certainly recommend it!

i loveseineriver cafe. the food is fantastic. excellent chicken burgers and clubhouse. breakfast special is tasty and satisfying. the service is fast and friendly. the only draw back is its small dining room and cramped tables. beacuse its usually busy the noise level can a bit much. small sacrifice for a great restaurant. i will return again and again.

had a terrible experience with stella's in st.b on mother's day. ended up going toseineriver cafe and it was great! great service, got us in quickly, very friendly staff and the food was fantastic! definitely coming here again!!!

absolutely worst customer service i have ever had in my life.  all the prices on the menu are wrong, their steak sandwich platter is now $18.99 gone up from $13.99. we had to have the person who answered the phone call us back to tell us different prices multiple times. when i had cancelled the order for the steak sandwich and called back to order something else she had explained the other order was already ready was i sure wanted to order more, well no i suppose not? so now my office is all ready to eat besides myself. very unimpressed with this business, i had never been, my work is across the street, and it would've been very easy to make a customer out of me considering i order food daily but no. i officially will never tryseineriver cafe. 

sincerely, 

not a fan.

i've been to theseineon several occasions and i have never been disappointed. the food is delicious with great service but get there early it gets very busy,

breakfast of champions. we first came here one sunday morning when the line-up at chez cora - the chain down the street - was too long to be worth the wait. we've never looked back. the food here is wonderful, the service is great and the staff are always cheerful. the décor is your grandmother's living room circa 1988, but that's appropriate and comforting, as are the generous breakfasts.

and, one more thing of note - one of our party has serious allergies. theseinestaff are always careful and accommodating and have never made us feel as though dealing with that allergy is in any way an imposition. it is true that sometimes you have to wait for a little while to get a table, but i have always found it worth it.

we go to theseinecafe regularly, the best breakfast place in winnipeg bar none. excellent staff, even better breakfast special. coffee is always strong and fresh. fantastic spot for breakfast!

theseineriver cafe is a little joint in st b. i heard peeps talking about it like it was a hidden gem in the peg, so i made a joint to check it out. apparently you can’t even get a seat in the place sat or sun mornings.

pricey for a cafe. heard alot of great things aboutseineriver cafe. the menu looked like it has alot of things id like to try. however, this day i was in the clubhouse mood. im told they have a great one here.

i ordered my clubhouse with a bowl of soup. scalloped potato soup. it was good. downright tasty in fact. had cheese and green onions on top- nice touch.

club sandwich was sort of predicatable. not necessarily a bad thing.... not tiny but certainly not stacked. but the thing that sort of got me, was that it did not appear to be real roast turkey. was definitely not turker roll or turkey lunch meat, but it also didnt look like the real deal. unless they shaved their own roasted turkey. if this is the case, they should stop. if the turkey is real, lket it look real... big and chunky.

the sandwich and the bowl of soup- and thats all i got- was 12 bucks and change. add the tip and thats getting rich for a cafe. for me, too much. great service though. 3 stars.

great breakfast specials. i've heard good things aboutseineriver cafe from the winnipeg breakfast blog. i went on a weekday morning and it was nearly packed. i've heard that on weekends, it's hard to get in. the place feels homey and family-run. right when you walk in, they have a board listing quite a few breakfast specials. on their menu, none of their specials are listed though. i had the standard breakfast special with eggs, sausage, hashbrowns and toast. they have the option of shredded or homestyle hashbrowns, which i appreciate. the breakfast skillet was one of the best i've ever had. it's nice and baked in and packed with more than just just hashbrowns, eggs and a protein. the food tastes less greasy than a diner.

not very good. went toseineriver cafe for breakfast. it was very crowded but we got a seat fairly quickly. it took about 1/2 an hour to get our breakfast. we got our pancakes about 10 minutes before the rest of our breakfast. they tasted like they were from a mix. the eggs benedict were the worst i ever had. the sauce was a very pale yellow and tasted like garlic. couldn't even finish them. it cost about $40 for 3 of us. i would not go back.

service! any time one considers the attractiveness of a potential dining place, service is always important. i am tough to impress when it comes to service, because the only thing that turns me off faster than rude or negligent service at a restaurant is that recent brand of phony, cloying, patronizing service of the big box store variety. thankfully,seineriver café boasts neither. their service is sincere and attentive. your server will recommend things without hesitation showing their confidence and investment in what they bring to your table. which brings me to the food. i am not one for going out for brunch every sunday. i usually don't like that i'm paying too much for something i can do a lot better in my kitchen. i also hate that in addition i usually must endure that wal-mart greeter style of service and the loud cramped dining experience. however,seineriver café is more than worth it. these cooks pay close attention to little details... the texture is flawless. the eggs benedict, which i've had so many bad examples of that i seldom order it, was absolutely fabulous. everything was crispy in all the right places, and while their hollandaise sauce might not be the real deal, it as good as a real properly-made hollandaise. (and no doubt as rich) all in all, it is a great place for a breakfast, perhaps winnipeg's best, and i look forward to having supper here sometime.

new place for breakfast.. i went here for breakfast this weekend, after reading some very positive reviews. i am always looking for cute places to eat breakfast with my fiance on the weekends.

i went early, as some reviews mentioned that it gets busy quick. we went right after it opened and it was already half full, which is a good sign to me. the staff were very friendly, and we got seated right away. i ordered the two eggs with hasbrowns and toast, no meat. my eggs were perfect, and the best poached eggs i have ever had. i am usually very picky with poached eggs, becuase i hate when they come in a seperate bowl full of water becuase the cook is too lazy to drain them, but here they were on my plate, no water, and they were cooked perfectly. the toast is huge, which is always a plus. i got a shredded hashbrowns and let me tell you, these are the best hashbrowns i have ever had. nice and crispy with onions mixed in. my meal was only $5.99 which is super cheap! perkins is out andseineriver cafe is in!

theseineriver cafe is a popular spot and they don't take reservations. 11 burger clubbers showed up at 11:30 thinking we'd beat the lunch rush but instead caught the tail end of the breakfast crowd of shiftless seniors. as dawdling diners finished up, the team of waitrii assembled tables for us like lego. there was much consternation among them as they pushed tables around before grudgingly settling on an l-shaped configuration. i ended up in the bushes and cary got the corner leaving his back exposed to attack from the rear, but as he put it “ i enjoyed being molested, repeatedly, by april. i usually have to pay extra for that .” it’s a nicely decorated restaurant and jo-ann “ enjoyed the interesting artwork while waiting for food .” the service really was great â€" even at the tail end of breakfast when the waitresses were probably expecting to