A tantalizing shop, fragrant with green, black, oolong, white, Pu-erh and herbal teas. Offering customized gift packages, favours, and sampler packs. The Chai is captiviating and you won’t want to miss the colourful mural.

Offering nutritious beverages and meals made from predominately plant-based ingredients, the owners of this popular cafe are also keen on educating customers on the benefits of healthy eating. More plant-based options are frequently added to the menu, including weekly specials.

Serving weekday breakfast and lunch, this charming 50s style diner was established to increase employment opportunities for people with Intellectual disabilities within the community. It was featured as Lucy’s DIner in the hit series Burden of Truth.

Family dining in the heart of the city with a popular lounge, seasonal patio, luscious desserts, and always friendly staff.

With its unique retro dining atmosphere, The Half Moon Drive In has been a family favourite since 1938.

Opened on River Road in 1929, this is Canada’s oldest hot dog diner. A second location on Hwy 44 was introduced in the late 1940s.

The Riverboat Restaurant & Lounge has been a part of the Selkirk community since 1976.