Are you sweet, savoury or both?
Asian street food meets a French classic.
Hand-held goodness.
201-99 Osborne St. 204.415.2833 Unit D-1220 St. Mary’ s Rd. 204.691.3700
Enjoy bold and bright Latino flavours on our OUTDOOR & INDOOR patios
“... sophisticated cooking with Latin twists”- Marion Warhaft, Winnipeg Free Press
“ One of the best places to eat in Canada”- The National Post
Mon- Fri Lunch special $ 10( plus tax)
Creative Cooking in a Rustic Setting
Wed- Sat 5 course multi-choice prix fixe dinner $ 39( plus tax)
per person
Throughout the year. Not valid on special holidays or with any other promotions.
Sun- Tue 5 course multi-choice prix fixe dinner for two + bottle of wine $ 99( plus tax)
1390 Erin St. 204-783-2813 10 minutes from downtown, 7 minutes from the airport.
LOTS OF FREE PARKING!
Mon-Fri: Á La Carte Lunch 11:30 am-2 pm Mon-Sun: Dinner 5 pm ciao! travels
rolling hills near the Canada-US border, take the Turtle’ s Back Trail to the peak of one of the province’ s rare elevated spots.
Turtle’ s Back Summit is the region’ s highest point, used for navigation for thousands of years.
The trail winds through forest and around pristine William Lake, passing through pasture area where hikers can see local cattle grazing lazily. Steel yourself for the final leg of the hike, which is a steep climb up to the summit.
Reaching the top makes leg cramps worth it with a stunning view of the park and southwest Manitoba, stretching from the small town of Boissevain to the border-straddling International Peace Gardens.
FortWhyte Alive
Trail Length: Varies Getting There: 25 minutes from downtown Winnipeg, take Pembina Hwy to until McGillivray Blvd Best For: Urbanites and those who just realized that hiking is walking
FortWhyte Alive offers a respite from the bustling city without leaving the city limits. This educational centre for nature lovers promotes conservation through intriguing interactive exhibits.
7 km of trails for hikers and bikers through forest and tall grass prairie on wood chipped and limestone trails provide a peaceful place to step away from it all. Connections can be made to other forest paths like the Assiniboine Forest trail and Harte Trail, which wind through the forested depths of the city’ s largest park.
Those looking for a more leisurely stroll can follow FortWhyte’ s floating boardwalk, which weaves its way through the nearby marsh.
12 ciao! / june / july / two thousand sixteen