Parlour Coffee
468 Main Street R3B 1B6 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

@dmayoora from Language Lines & Poetry, on the wall now through November 5th. Proudly presented in conjunction with @send.receive v22

@midsommerbread Callebaut chocolate, buckwheat flour, maldon sea salt, Notre Dame butter, . Monday to Saturday, limited quantities.

Alarm panel selfie series # 2

@midsommerbread Cardamom Buns in the pastry case.

Bram Keast, Order of Operations. On the wall until September 24.

Thanks to @borealwoodwork for their top notch millwork that was installed in the shop while we were closed this spring.

Fall is back, and we are back to being open Monday through Saturday. To all the kids and teachers headed back to school today, best of luck! Stay safe! Be kind! Godspeed. Currently brewing up single cups of @quietlycoffee Burundi Kiririma

We will be closed Monday September 7 for Labour Day. Swing by for some last minute beans for your end of summer camping festivities. Fresh @bowsxarrowscoffee @quietlycoffee @dogwoodcoffee on the shelf and ready for your tum tum.

Toast. To stay. To go. Current jam: strawberry hibiscus ginger @midsommerbread - pardon the time it takes to toast, this sourdough has super high hydration.

Nine years ago we were preparing to open our doors for the very first time. Come celebrate with us tomorrow as we kick off our 10th year of business and lament the recession of Nils Vik’s hairline. We have teamed up with @bronutswpg to give away little goodie bags to our first 75 customers.

On Tuesday September 1 we are requiring our guests to wear masks. However, for those unable to wear a mask for medical reasons we are still able to serve you. Simply give us a call when you arrive and we will meet you outside to take your payment - at a distance of course ;)

As of September 1, masks will be mandatory to enter Parlour Coffee We have ordered a bunch of disposable masks but ask that you plan ahead and BYOM If you think this is an assault on your freedom you can stay home and drink NescaféIf this is a bummer for your face, our online store still offers curbside pick-up and weekly deliveries within Winnipeg city limits But seriously folks, we are all in this together and feel that this is the best interim solution for the safety of our team and our community while we diligently wait for our case numbers to decrease

Anxious about being stranded in the rain? We got you covered (literally) with this compact @marimekko umbrella.

@midsommerbread is what makes our toast so great. Currently dolloping strawberry ginger hibiscus jam on top of ricotta.

My name is Kelly and I’m a support worker at The Bell Hotel. I worked in healthcare before for many, many years. But then I went through a pretty traumatic experience. My 18 year old niece was diagnosed with terminal cancer and she struggled for about six or seven weeks and then passed away. She passed away a few days before her 19th birthday. After that I just wanted to do something to make her proud. She just wanted to help everyone and fix everything. All the problems in ...the world she wanted to fix. She was just that kind of kid. She was a go-getter. I really wanted to do something that would make her proud. I didn’t want to go back to the traditional healthcare that I was used to because I felt like I outgrew that. I had some coworkers from St. Amant who came to Main Street Project. I was looking at somebody’s Facebook and they had posted some things about Main Street Project and I had never heard of Main Street Project before but my niece, Madison, she didn’t care what people looked like or what their condition was. She just wanted to help everybody and didn’t judge anybody. One of the things that she said to me growing up was Aunty Kelly, you’re so judgmental. And I took offense to that. But when she got sick and passed away, I really thought about that and reflected on that and wondered am I am judgmental person? So, it’s almost like I had to prove it to myself that I wasn’t because I don’t feel like I was... continued in comments See more

Too hot for oatmeal? Overnight oats! Ready to go. (Tahini, sesame, almonds, currants, apricots, honey, fresh fruit) Xo.

I am Jacob Kaufman and I am a peer advocate for Main Street Project. My role is working with the community and the people that we serve. I’ve been with Main Street Project for just over a year. I advocate for the people that we work for. I go into the community and I give people what they need. I connect them to housing workers. I work with the city to help work with the homeless community of Winnipeg. I get here at 7:00 a.m. Depending on the day, I head out in the van and w...ork with the community bring them food, water, supplies, whatever they need. Drive them around if they need to get to appointments, fill in caseworker referral forms and other forms with them. Just in general helping them. Our community that we serve loves this role because I’m not coming at it as any kind of authority figure. I am coming at it as someone who has experience in the field and as someone who’s been homeless themselves. Just genuinely wanting to help and treating people like people. I think that we should have more peers on every shift in every department. Say you’re homeless and you just want to talk to someone about what it’s like going without food and without shelter, you’re able to connect more with someone who’s been there, in the trenches. It’s unique perspective that others may not have. You can learn more about Jacob and his important work in the community at the IGTV channel @mainstreetproject. Video of Jacob and his outreach work filmed by @handcraft.

@marimekko uniform to greet you this sunny and sticky Saturday. Marimekko home goods now on the shelf (including these snappy aprons)

Hey Kids! Waiting for your legal guardian to finish their bloody coffee / conversation can be a drag so we teamed up with @marthastreetstudio and @wpgarch to bring you a colouring sheet (just ask for crayons, we got those too) @ Parlour Coffee

Check yer spam, Group Font T Shirts are ready for pickup. If you chose delivery you’ll be getting yours tomorrow. Xo.

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One more bathroom feature for social media @ Parlour Coffee

Closed Wednesday, July 1.

8-2 see ya soon. We are closed tomorrow. Stock up for your hot and cold brewing needs.

Closed Sunday / Monday. See you Tuesday! Ps we will be closed Wednesday July 1

Jill Peters McGillivray - Mauve, now through July 28

Keep up the good work Winnipeg! Thank you for sticking to the rules and the general care for one another we are witnessing. @ Parlour Coffee

Bread + toaster + dairy + fruit = toast. Organic @midsommerbread sourdough with ricotta and seasonal preserves (strawberry + rhubarb). To stay or to go.

8am to 2pm. Tuesday to Saturday.

Overnight oats! Organic old fashioned rolled oats soaked in almond milk topped with dried currants / apricots, roasted almonds, tahini, honey, toasted sesame seeds and fresh fruit. Served in a mason jar to stay or to go with $1 refundable deposit.

Although our seating is drastically limited, we are thrilled to see you back in our space.

Good morning! Just a friendly reminder about our new hours : Tuesday through Saturday 8:00am - 2:00pm. See you tomorrow!

Thank you Winnipeg for a great first day back! We were thrilled to see your lovely faces. We are immediately expanding our hours based on the demand of the neighbourhood. 8am to 2pm Tuesday through Saturday. Please reschedule your zoom meetings accordingly. Xo.

Firing up our faithful espresso machine has felt great as of late. Thanks to DeLucas for the heavy duty rebuilding / maintenance. We’ve also invested in a new reverse osmosis water filtration system to make sure these shots taste spot on. Can’t wait to serve you next week.

Select coffees up to 20% off for a limited time. Want it this weekend? Orders placed before Saturday at 10AM will be delivered same day. Curbside pick up available 9 to 12 noon. Drink up!

For a limited time, save up to 20% off on select coffees at parlourcoffee.ca / inventory management is close to our heart to ensure we stay fresh.