Two homemade patties under sauteed mushrooms, onions and our own gravy, with a small soup and a side of homemade fries. This is the plate that answers “what's for supper” for hydro crews, contractors and anyone coming in off Highway 307 hungry. Nothing fancy, just a full plate of proper homestyle cooking.
Salisbury Steak is old-school diner cooking and we make no apologies for it. The patties are formed in our kitchen rather than shipped in frozen, seared, then finished under mushrooms and onions sauteed in the same pan and covered in homemade gravy.
It comes as a full platter — a small bowl of the day's homemade soup to start and a side of our homemade fries alongside — which makes it one of the better value plates on the board. It is the meal work crews staying at the motel order without looking at the menu.
House-made patties, sauteed mushrooms and onions, and gravy made in the kitchen rather than out of a packet. Served hot with a small soup and homemade fries so it eats like a full supper, not a side plate.
Coming off the water, the trails or a shift at the generating station? Call (204) 348-3106 and we will have it plated when you walk in. If you would rather something lighter, a bowl of our homemade soup and a sandwich does the job, and Classic Poutine is the pick when you want gravy and fries without the full platter. See everything on our menu page.
Reviewed on Restaurant Guru
“Had lunch in the restaurant and was very pleased with the meal. Solid homestyle cooking — easily one of the top places to eat in Seven Sisters Falls.”
Paraphrased from a 5-star Restaurant Guru review
Reviewed on Tripadvisor
“Great soup! The food at the motel restaurant was very good all round — simple, homestyle cooking done properly, and plenty of it.”
Paraphrased from a 5-star Tripadvisor review
Stayed at the motel
“Having the restaurant right on site is a big plus. Good food, friendly service and a hot meal without having to get back in the truck and drive anywhere.”
Paraphrased from a 5-star Tripadvisor review
We are on Provincial Road 307 in Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba — minutes from the Manitoba Hydro Seven Sisters Generating Station and on the way to Whiteshell Provincial Park.