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Village Green Restaurant

Village Green Restaurant

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3.6 Google Review
350 Park Rd W, Steinbach, Manitoba, R5G 1V4, Canada
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Refresh Reviews 3.6


Jan 5, 2018
Excellent service! Great food! Comfortable atmosphere!

Jan 3, 2018
A great place to hold company banquets. Food is awesome and the atmosphere is great.

Mar 21, 2017
Good variety on the menu. Our table of 7 people all though the food was great. Service was excellent. I recommend it.

Nov 19, 2017
Nice place and atmosphere.

Sep 24, 2014
I was so disappointed in the service we received at the Village Green. The salad was "forgotten" and served at the end of the meal, the spill was not attended to, cutlery was removed with the appetizer dish and not replaced. I had to go and request those basic expectations. The deep fried potatoes and the vegetables were good, but the steak looked very unattractive. My guest said it was OK, but I was embarrassed that that was the birthday "gift" - the dinner at the Village Green. I am not likely to return.

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