Tea N Bannock

I really enjoy this spot! Great staff and the food is pure comfort. The price is right too. I recommend the strawberry juice, and the corn soup.

My friend took me here for a late lunch and we sure indulged.
I ordered a bison sandwich, we had bannock bread, wild rice salad, she ordered a b sandwich and dessert we had the donuts and bannock bread to take home. Everything came out fresh made to order (don’t go if you’re in a hurry), they cater, I bought a bottle of their salad dressing, and will certainly go back and support them. We had an hour or so chit-​chat with the staff and they were so wonderful .
Recommend if you like me have never tasted or had any idea what aboriginal food is. Their menu gives you a lot of information about the tradition of what you are eating and where it comes from.
I will return!
Bang for buck — absolutely
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Dropped by for tea and had a enjoyable time with staff and customers. Like being at home!

Lovely spot with attentive and friendly staff and management. I’m not sure how authentic «Indian tacos» are, but I always enjoy myself here.

Excellent food and service. The Bison burger is great as well as the fish dinner. Very clean and friendly staff.

A lovely place has great feel, delicious First Nation food, nice aboriginal music in the background. Reasonablie prices and servings.

Great little restaurant with food I have not been exposed enough to! My friend and I stopped in for dinner this evening and had a very nice experience. The service was pleasant and the food was well prepared. We shared an appetizer platter, then I had the elk roast and my friend had the meat taco. We finished with blueberry dumplings and a raisin pie. Very tasty — thanks for a nice meal!

be careful not to miss this place. when I found it by referral and never suspected that little gem. the staff is extremely friendly and the food very good. we tried their special which was Bison roast and the salmon. all was cook perfectly, well arranged and very tasty.
I want to go again to try their other dishes.
they also have a little white/​chalk board for the kids.

What a great place! We had the blanket dogs, three sisters soup with blueberry and raisin pies. Everything was beautifully made and oh so delicious! We’ll be back.

I am working on an aboriginal project in Regent Park and just had to have aboriginal food and this is the place. Aboriginal cooks who treat the kitchen as if it is their own actually means you get scratch cooking.
The corn soup with hominy corn, shredded pork, kidney beans and onions is low cooked. You get a flavorful soup that cannot come from a 50oz can. You need the large $ 4
Bannock is just their traditional bread, and ask for jam and butter or get their wild blueberry bannock.
There you get a hearty and fresh lunch for $ 6
I also had a week later the Buffalo Burger. Its actually Bison with the usual fillings and a side of coleslaw. I loved it and better than the one I had in Winnipeg.
I talked to the owner and he does catering so that would be a interesting dinner and would support the local regent park economy.
It is a great restaurant story providing First Nations food, providing jobs for local aboriginals and keeping the culture and spirit alive.
You will just be impressed on how they spent time and effort to decorate the place.

This place is terrible. We came in around 6:30 on a Wednesday night. We ordered the bison burger, salmon burger, bannock taco and a pickerel dish between the four of us. The server kept forgetting the settings and our orders. He gave us popcorn as an appy that he grabbed with his hands from the big bowl in the kitchen. The bison burger patty was not cooked through being quite red. Ground meat needs to be cooked through! Obviously the patty was frozen and was just seared. The salmon was dry. The taco was covered with a tepid, ill-​tasting sauce that I suspect was from a can. The pickerel was pan-​fried and was as dry as the salmon. Mashed potatoes for the pickerel were cold. The coleslaw was sloppy and very watery. My wife got the wrong tea drink. To top it off were given the wrong bill. There was only one other group there besides us. I cannot recommend this restaurant at all.

This place has great food and terrific prices. We had the corn soup and tacos. I couldn’t shove the tacos in my mouth fast enough. The corn soup was great with big chunks of hominy and a tasty broth.
Service was good once the serving staff showed up… apparently they were late so the cook was serving which resulted in a bit of slowness but we weren’t there for a fast food experience so it didn’t bother us. The décor is pleasant. I will certainly be returning.

Really good native indian food, the best fried bread I have ever had. Nice atmosphere and the chef took great care of his food. Friendly service… I am very happy to find this restaurant and hope to go back very soon! Highly recommended.

This is great addition to the neighborhood. Serving authentic first nations recipes and specializing in delicious bannock (a fried flat bread sort of like a savory beaver tail).
The fresh soups, like smoked elk or three sisters, are excellent, and the blanket dog (a hot dog wrapped in bannock) is an improved pogo. Habit forming.
The atmosphere is friendly and easy going. Its pretty easy to find yourself striking up a conversation with fellow patrons.