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Winkler Manitoba (For Funeral -- Where To Eat)


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Hey fellow Canadians:

I live in Toronto, Ontario and need to travel to Winkler Manitoba in the next couple of days for my step-father's funeral.

Does anyone from Winkler know of a safe place to eat? I've got a motel room with a kitchenette so I can buy and prepare some foods also (but a safe restaurant would be ideal).

Thanks much!

K


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Hey fellow Canadians:

I live in Toronto, Ontario and need to travel to Winkler Manitoba in the next couple of days for my step-father's funeral.

Does anyone from Winkler know of a safe place to eat? I've got a motel room with a kitchenette so I can buy and prepare some foods also (but a safe restaurant would be ideal).

Thanks much!

K

Hi!

I checked the Manitoba Celiac site and didn't see anything in Winkler, but I wanted to let you know that they have a gluten-free store in Winnipeg called Lorenzo's. When I was there they had ready made meals and really cool products I have never seen before. They are located on St. Mary's Road in St. Vital. I'm sorry to hear about your lose. Safe travels.

Paula

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