Half Moon restaurant Established 1938 a summer in Winnipeg and still a hot spot with Pinball machines and Juke boxes

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Retro Journey at Half Moon Restaurant in Lockport, Manitoba

Stepping into the Half Moon Restaurant in Lockport, Manitoba, is like being whisked back in time to the coolest summer hangout of the mid-1930s. This Manitoba food staple has stood the test of time and evolved into a desirable summertime destination for locals and travelers alike. Rich with history and vibrant atmosphere, the Half Moon offers an experience far beyond the typical hotdog and ice cream stand.

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The moment you cruise into the Half Moon's parking lot, you're greeted by an air of nostalgia. The establishment, one of the original drive-ins, transports visitors to a bygone era where summer days were spent indulging in simple pleasures. Throughout the summer, the restaurant hosts a variety of events that bring together people from all walks of life, united by their love for classic cars, great food, and great local music.

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The restaurant houses an impressive collection of pinball and driving games that ignite a sense of youthful excitement in visitors of all ages.

halfmoon-8.jpgIMAGE Half Moon entry sign pointing to a half moon in the sky!

The decor of the Half Moon further enhances its retro charm. Walls filled with retro art pieces and shelves loaded with historic memorabilia and photos take patrons on a visual journey through the decades.

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The Half Moon is located in Lockport Manitoba and backs onto the Red River. There is plenty of room at the back of the property to host events and patrons can walk along the River while enjoying their food. This is a must drive to experience while visiting Winnipeg.

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IMAGE Original Juke Box from the early days of the restaurant restored to new condition
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IMAGE The back of the Half Moon has plenty of space for outdoor concerts stretching back onto the Red River.

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IMAGE How the Half Moon looked in the early years.