Saucers Cafe

The service was really nice and warm and the food was delicoious. The cakes were soooooo good! We tried 4 different kind (1 per person) and they were all awsome. The tea was spicy and tasty, very flavor full, made from loose leafs. Its is a nice little place to discover.

Great food. Okay service. The bars on the windows ruin the ambience. Sitting in the booth in the back is the best.

Visiting here from the states I decided to try a lesser known place for lunch and happened upon Saucer’s Café. It was a delightful surprise to find in a nice, quieter part of Winnipeg. I ordered the pulled Bison sandwich and it definitely did not disappoint. Even though, I should have asked for a little more chipotle mayonnaise due to it being a little drier than I like, it had great flavor and was well portioned.
Having read about how great their teas were, I decided to try the raspberry renegade iced tea. It was a little strong for me but overall had a great taste and was refreshing. You just won’t be needing refills most likely.
Overall, a nice change of pace from the chain restaurants and worth another visit.

Went here on a whim because our original dinner plans fell through. I was a tad hesitant as I was not familiar with the place and hadn’t heard much in it’s regard.
I was so impressed by everything that we ordered that I can definitely see making this a regular spot for a casual lunch/​dinner outing.
First of all, I am a tea fiend, and the selection of loose teas that they offer here blew me away! I chose one of the fruitier green varieties and was very satisfied. My friend and I each ordered a bowl of soup (broccoli cheddar and chicken gumbo), and split a chicken quesadilla. It was the perfect early dinner.
But what is any dinner without… DESSERT! Saucers has a great dessert display case showcasing about ten different dessert options (many celiac-​friendly). We opted to share the Tia Maria to finish off the meal, and let me tell you… Best decision of the night. It was absolutely to DIE for; but then again, who doesn’t love a dessert consisting of chocolate chip cookies and whipped cream?!
Our entire meal for 2 came t just over $ 38, so definitely a reasonably priced meal, and exceptional value for the quality of food we had.
This is a little gem that the world needs to know about. Pass it on.

3 celiac friendly desserts!!!

Went back today, had the California ciabatta and it was just as good as last time but I found out they don’t make their own desserts and the people working weren’t too knowledgable about the components of two desserts. They didn’t know the filling or the icing!

Excellent food! More than just a café! I used to live near this place so walked to it once a Month or so. The menu is delicious! Everything on it is good. From the outside you will think it is just a café. Don’t be fooled.

Saucers has managed to defy the old adage don’t mess with a good thing. A refreshed interior, menu update and launch of a loose leaf tea bar has infused the space with new charm and sophistication.
Hearty house made soups satisfy alone or pair perfectly with any of their famous sandwiches. Personal favorites include the oven roast turkey with cranberry chutney and the pulled bison.
Pizza, whose toppings look good on paper, are a let down if only for the cardboard cutout, pre-​fab frozen crusts.
The menu also features and handful of pastas and proteins and they typically offer occasional specials.
Dessert, all too often an afterthought, features prominently here with a sizable selection of amazing cakes, pies and tortes.
Fully licensed, you can pair your choices well enough with wines, but for the tea totallers Saucers boasts over dozens of loose leaf teas as well as coffee, cappuccino, espresso etc.
Having visited too many times to count, service has always been prompt, knowledgeable and friendly.

Saucers is a great place to eat.
The atmosphere and the food is really fantastic.
I would say they have the best wraps in Winnipeg.
Try out their home made ice teas.
Saucers is really just a great little Jem of a restaurant!