Address: 103-211 Bannatyne Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3B 3P2, CanadaWebsite: http://www.amsterdamtearoom.com/Contact number: 204 946 1777Operating hours: Monday to Friday: 12 pm – 12 am; Sunday: 12 pm – 10 pm Must-order menu items: High Tea Platter, Afternoon Tea, Savory Crepes, Sweet Crepes, Tea CocktailsPrice range: $$ (average). This rooftop restaurant effortlessly combines the sophistication of a tea room with the conviviality of a bar, creating an atmosphere that’s perfect for both leisurely afternoons and enchanting evenings. It has an innovative menu, which showcases an array of tea-based cocktails that are sure to pique your curiosity.

You may have visited Amsterdam Tea Room in the evening for one of their tasty cocktails – we listed it as one of our top picks for bars and pubs in Winnipeg – but did you know that it’s open during the day for tea?. It is in the name, of course!. Found in the Exchange District, Amsterdam Tea Room has an amazing menu of teas to choose from; in fact, it might be the most diverse and interesting tea list in the city, and it’s the perfect place to stop in after a wander through the district’s sights and shops.

Scottish owner Mark Turner opened this café in 2016, original as a loose tea retail shop. Over the years, it has evolved into one of the Exchange District’s go-to spots for cocktails, small plates and people watching from its massive windows onto Old Market Square. The oft-changing food menu always features a few Dutch dishes along with a selection of PEI mussels steamed in a selection of comforting broths.

Last, but not least, I’ve got another interesting addition to the list. The Amsterdam Tea Room is within walking distance to all the other bars mentioned (well, they are all in the Exchange District after all), and definitely worth a visit. Here, you’ll find lots of fun cocktails that are all tea-based or tea-infused (and of course, if you want to stay sober they also have lots of great teas to try).

Nestled between Bannatyne Ave and Albert St, it’s centered by a majestic tree wrapped with twinkling lights, making it the ideal spot for cups of boozy tea cocktails and Dutch dishes. It also launched a new lunch menu featuring inventive sandwiches, like the steak with Lapsang tea aioli and caramelized onion. 🐾 This patio is dog friendly!

We wandered over to Amsterdam Tea Room and Bar, which was a short distance from our hotel. Immediately, we were drawn by the hypnotic red lights in the window and enthralled with the concept of tea inspired cocktails. The establishment serves up a full tea menu, as well as cocktails and even food made with tea.

Amsterdam Tea Room is a unique cocktail bar in the heart of Exchange District. It’s very well known for the tea infused cocktails, but also for the small plate style food, perfect for sharing. Their food menu is small but upscale and features soup, Beef Tartare, Mussels&Bread or Brussels&Potatoes.

This small, cozy restaurant in Winnipeg’s Exchange District is ready to welcome you and your date. Their plates are designed to be shareable, making this the perfect option for a romantic meal. And, of course, you’ll want to try all of their creative tea cocktails.

Cafés like Thom Bargen and Parlour Coffee offer sunlit rooms perfect for catching up on emails or good conversation, while Amsterdam Tea Room has one of the city’s best selection of teas, as well as some very unique tea cocktails for later in the evening.

Tea is the star at this modern-yet-cozy Amsterdam Tea Room, the Exchange District cafe devoted to the world’s finest steep-ables. What does that mean for happy hour?. Palate-expanding cocktails built on teas, of course.

Impeccable service is the hallmark at this fine dining stalwart in Winnipeg's restaurant scene. Dark woods, deep, rich tones and a statement staircase to the upstairs dining room scream 'British...

With tea cocktail flights and a whimsical atmosphere, Amsterdam Tea Room is one of the best Dutch-inspired Winnipeg restaurants around. It’s a great place to take someone you want to impress.

These dumplings from Amsterdam Tea Room with kale, sauerkraut, cashew cream, garlic chili oil and crispy onions are also on the menu for Le Vegan Week. (Submitted by Stasa Veroukis-Regina)

Amsterdam Tea Room and Bar is most popular around 10 PM on Fridays. Visitors usually stay up to 2 hours here. It's most quiet on Mondays.