The Idle Thyme Restaurant in Traverse Bay, Manitoba, will be open from 8:00 am until 7:00 pm on Monday ,Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday.
and Friday and Saturday they will open at 8:00 am and close at 8:00 pm.

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Best Restaurant at Lake Winnipeg, at the Beach
If you would like to spend a relaxing day on the beach, then you should include an enjoyable dinner. The Idle Thyme is just the place for that.
The excellent cuisine at the Idle Thyme does not only offer a huge breakfast menu, but has also made itself a name for lunch and dinner specials.
Ideally situated at the corner of Hwys 59 & 11 (Traverse Bay Corner)

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Restaurant at Lake Winnipeg – what kind of service do you expect, what type of food and what range of choices?

There are many people that have cottages along Lake Winnipeg. Lately it has been obvious that there has been a generation change which is actually still ongoing. Cottage owners tend to be younger families and younger owners. Obviously this younger generation has different expectations than their parents and grand parents.
That also includes eating out and just food in general.
This is why we are creating this poll

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There are many ways to celebrate and express thanks at Thanksgiving. Even in difficult times, there are always things for which to be grateful.
Many Resaurants are closed, because of the bad economy. But on Traverse Bay Corner, the Idle Thyme Restaurant didn’t. It is still open. (Thanks Cheryl)
So you can go there for your Thanksgiving Dinner.

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There seems to be no end to contaminated food this year.

There is a recall out for beef sandwiches by William Davids, because of listeria monocytogenes contamination.
These prepackaged sandwiches by William Davids were recalled:

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Manitoba’s best Family Restaurant is in Traverse Bay
The best Family Restaurant in Manitoba and Winnipeg is in traverse Bay at the lake Winnipeg.

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Manitoba’s Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives said Dr. Esther Salvano has been anounced as the province’s first-ever manager of climate change. They will be looking into new tools to help reduce the environmental footprint of agricultural production and adapting to Climate Change

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First it was tomatoes from the States with salmonella, then salmonella in Cilantro now its listeriosis in meat products! This last food scare is the worst yet. Quite a few people have actually died from food poisoning and the resulting infection.

The problem seems to originate from a Maple Leaf processing plant in Toronto.

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