Schmoozer's Cafe - Winnipeg

Overpriced. it's so fat that I think they're going to deepen almost everything. a small, fat pizza with too much cheese and no sauce is over $7. slip off. a bowl with frozen mac and cheese i asked) is $8.50 the bang for the egg ratio is terrible. they serve warm lunches to the gray academy of school beside him. my friends found 2 haare in their lunch and the next day another in their lunch would not go again.

It is tough to get a good quality kosher meal in outside of Ontario, Quebec or Vancouver, but this cafe nails it. This a dairy meal. Wonderful knishes are a must with sour cream. The only negative is one piece of fish and very little tartar sauce for the fish and chips.

Overpriced. It is so greasy I think they deepfry almost everything. A small, greasy pizza with too much cheese and no sauce is over $7. Rip off. A bowl of frozen mac and cheese i asked) is $8.50. The bang for buck ratio is terrible . They serve hot lunch to gray academy the school beside it. my friends found 2 hairs in their lunch and the next day another in their lunch. Would not go again.

The food is delicious I had the falafel platter and mango smoothie and the portions are good, the staff are also great!

Schmoozers is connected to the Gray Academy school so I go every now and then. The staff are very nice people and try their best to serve everyone quickly. At lunchtime it is extremely busy, to the point where it may take 15 minutes to get to the front of the line. Luckily you can pre order. The food is good, albeit unhealthy but keep in mind that it really isn't gourmet food. It tastes good for what it is though. The only real problem is the price. Because it is the only Kosher restaurant in Winnipeg, it has a monopoly on the market. For what it is fast food, it is way too expensive. For example, a tuna burger (which by the way I recommend) is priced at around six or seven dollars. It should only really cost three to five dollars.Anyway, overall it is a great place to go if you go to school at the Gray Academy, if you go to the Rady Centre for any reason or if you are in the area.