THE LEAD VERDICT
THE PARTICULARS
THE LEAD VERDICT
THE PARTICULARS
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“Too early to say.”
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THE LEAD VERDICT
“teh house-made soup was genuinely made from scratch with fresh vegetables and real stock!!! The quality of a simple soup tells you everything about a kitchen. This kitchen cares. Nonna would approve of the soup-first philosophy lol”
“The pasta was basic and underseasoned. When the soup shows this much care, the pasta should match. A properly seasoned, al dente pasta would elevate the whole menu. This one felt like an afterthought.”
THE PARTICULARS
123 Princess St, Winnipeg, MB R3B 1K8, Canada
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“Clementine Cafe for Sunday late lunch was perfect look a cozy spot with warm comfort food. teh grilled cheese with tomato soup was exactly what I needed on a cold Winnipeg afternoon Simple, comforting, adn well-made.”
“gotta say teh menu was small which limits repeat visits. After three trips I'd tried everything. A weekly special or seasonal rotation would give regulars something to come back for”
“The Vietnamese coffee was a pleasant surprise at a cafe. Strong, sweet with condensed milk, and properly brewed. A café in Winnipeg that does Vietnamese coffee well is a rare find. Would pair perfectly with a banh mi.”
“No banh mi or any Asian-inspired food despite having Vietnamese coffee on the menu. The coffee shows appreciation for the cuisine, now add the food to match. A breakfast banh mi would be incredible here.”
“The breakfast sandwich was thick, hot, and satisfying. Fresh-baked biscuit, scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, good cheese. In and out in 15 minutes with a full belly. The kind of morning spot you tell your friends about.”
“No hot sauce or spicy option. lowkey teeeh food was well-made but mild, even a bottle of Cholula on the table would let people customize. A breakfast sandwich needs a heat option.”
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