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Indigenous restaurant owners adopt new business models to try and ride out pandemic

Indigenous restaurant owners adopt new business models to try and ride out pandemic

"I have some key staff that are wanting to come back to work. They want to work hard with me and we're going to give it a go," said Feast owner Christa Bruneau-Guenther.

The Canadian Chef Putting Indigenous Food on the Menu

The Culture Trip

The Canadian Chef Putting Indigenous Food on the Menu

In Winnipeg, Manitoba, Christa Bruneau-Guenther’s restaurant, Feast, is challenging the under-representation of indigenous cuisine in Canada and providing life-changing jobs for members of her community.

Great Things to Do in Canada’s Wonderful Winnipeg

The Insatiable Traveller

Great Things to Do in Canada’s Wonderful Winnipeg

In the West End is Feast Café and Bistro, the city’s renowned Indigenous restaurant with dishes rooted in First Nations ingredients from the land, such as Manitoba grass-fed bison, and bannock, a flat quick bread of grains, once, widely consumed by Indigenous peoples to stave off starvation.

Recipe for reconciliation

Winnipeg Free Press

Recipe for reconciliation

Indigenous restaurateur hopes to build culinary bridges as part of TV's Wall of Chefs

Daily bite: Food Network Canada to debut new culinary competition in 2020

Daily bite: Food Network Canada to debut new culinary competition in 2020

Wall of Chefs puts Canadian home cooks to the test, featuring Canada’s most iconic chefs

Serving Up Resilience: Indigenous Chefs Preserve Native Foodways—and Create New Ones

Serving Up Resilience: Indigenous Chefs Preserve Native Foodways—and Create New Ones

Chefs from across Turtle Island are reclaiming their roots and sharing their take on traditional foods.

Answering the call: Winnipeg’s Feast Café to cook up meals for 500 storm evacuees

Answering the call: Winnipeg’s Feast Café to cook up meals for 500 storm evacuees

Our people need some good healthy food, and they're displaced from their homes,' says restaurant owner

Where to eat in Winnipeg

Gourmet Traveller

Where to eat in Winnipeg

The quirky city in Canada's heartland is garnering cred for its fine culinary talent and booming bar scene.

Lightening the load on their plates

Winnipeg Free Press

Lightening the load on their plates

Ottawa steps up support to ensure business booms for Indigenous women

Restaurateur reaches fundraising goal for homeless artist’s funeral

Restaurateur reaches fundraising goal for homeless artist’s funeral

A homeless artist who touched the heart of a local restaurateur is getting a proper goodbye thanks to the generosity of Winnipeggers.

Community comes together for artists funeral

Winnipeg Free Press

Community comes together for artists funeral

A small painting of a bear sits on Christa Bruneau-Guenther’s mantel at home. It is the first piece of art she bought from Daniel James Martin four years ago and it now serves as a personal memorial to her late friend.

‘He’s taught me so much’: Winnipeggers raise funds for homeless artist’s funeral

‘He’s taught me so much’: Winnipeggers raise funds for homeless artist’s funeral

Daniel James Martin sold traditional art on the streets of Winnipeg, sometimes for as little as $20

A veritable Feast

Winnipeg Free Press

A veritable Feast

Chef Christa Bruneau-Guenther is passionate about First Nations fare.

Indigenous cuisine at Winnipeg’s Feast Café Bistro

Indigenous cuisine at Winnipeg’s Feast Café Bistro

A restaurateur’s love of and commitment to her indigenous community has blossomed in Winnipeg. Feast Café Bistro serves native food made with local ingredients, hires staff that can’t find jobs elsewhere, and is a welcoming space to every customer who walks in.

How to spend one perfect day in Winnpeg

How to spend one perfect day in Winnpeg

I do love Christa Bruneau-Guenther’s Feast Café Bistro — a celebrated Indigenous restaurant that serves “modern dishes rooted in First Nations foods.”

The long-overdue rise of Indigenous cuisine brings Canada back to its roots

The long-overdue rise of Indigenous cuisine brings Canada back to its roots

Chef and owner Christa Bruneau-Guenther opened Feast after noticing a lack of representation for Indigenous people looking to explore their culinary roots.