Category Archives: Places to eat

Places to eat – Winnipeg, Manitoba

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The Salsbury HouseAt any Salisbury House

Hours: Some are open 24 hours, others have limited hours.

You can’t go wrong with the Mr. Big Nip and Chips. Trust me on this. It’s one of the best burgers in North America. Eat at the counter or at a table.

And, for those of you who can’t exist without that staple known as Canadian bacon – whatever that is – you can have it with the breakfast special.

Update July 2010: I had the Sweet Potato Fries. They were excellent! The Mr. Big Nip was pretty good too.

Update July 2008: Since my last visit to a Salisbury House in July of 2007, I’m not certain that these places are maintaining their quality. The chef turned out a burger pattie that was pink on the inside. When I pointed it out to the waitress, she shrugged and said that there would be no charge for the burger or the drink. No offer to have a fresh pattie, nada.

What kind of a way is that to run a restaurant?

Needless to say, I rode off without waving.

Places to eat – Sandusky, Ohio

East Side Café, 1319 1st Street, Sandusky, Ohio

It’s located just down the road from the Lyman Harbor.

Hours: Open 6 days a week. Breakfast Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 10:45 a.m., Saturday 6 to 11.

Closing is flexible but varies from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. or 10 p.m. Closed Sunday.

There’s a daily lunch special. Eat lunch at the bar or at a table, and don’t forget to try the pool table salad bar. You can also play pool in this local watering hole, open for the past 45 years since 1961.

Places to eat – Great Falls, Montana

5th Street Diner, 500 Central Avenue, corner of Central Avenue and 5th Street South, across from the 501 Plaza, Great Falls, Montana

Hours: Monday to Saturday 0800 – 1430, Sunday 0900 – 1400

Located in the old Woolworth’s building, it’s the lunch counter section of the former store. It’s been open for seven years. Friendly staff cooked and served me breakfast even though breakfast hours were over. I liked the atmosphere so much I bought a cap.

Eat at the counter or at a table.