Guidebook for Saskatoon
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Just a few blocks away. Very romantic and great food. Save money if you pay cash.
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St. Tropez Bistro
238 2 Ave SJust a few blocks away. Very romantic and great food. Save money if you pay cash.
Carver's Steakhouse
612 Spadina Crescent EHigh end restaurant by the river bank. Very romantic dinners.
Great for lunch, just a pose cafe or dinner. Situated on beautiful and busy Broadway Avenue.
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Calories Restaurant
721 Broadway AveGreat for lunch, just a pose cafe or dinner. Situated on beautiful and busy Broadway Avenue.
2nd Ave Grill
Taverna Italian Kitchen + Bar
219 21st St EEarls Kitchen + Bar
610 2nd Ave NFlanagan's Steakhouse
243 21st St EThe Keg Steakhouse + Bar - Saskatoon
1110 Grosvenor AvenueEntertainment & Activities
Multiplex Theater for your entertainment.
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Scotiabank Theatre Saskatoon & VIP
347 2 Ave SMultiplex Theater for your entertainment.
Great Shops, Great energy. Great place for a stroll. Good choice for restaurants and coffee shops as well as night life
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Broadway Avenue
Broadway AvenueGreat Shops, Great energy. Great place for a stroll. Good choice for restaurants and coffee shops as well as night life
Amigos Cantina
806 Dufferin AveGreat food. Great entertainment for music and dancing
Broadway Theatre
715 Broadway AveSaskTel Centre
3515 Thatcher AveEstación de Kinsmen Park
619 25 St ENutrien Playland en Kinsmen Park
945 Spadina Crescent ESaskatoon Field House
2020 College DrArts & Culture
Fancy live theater? This is a great place to spend a great evening.
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Persephone Theatre
100 Spadina Crescent EFancy live theater? This is a great place to spend a great evening.
TCU Place
35 22 St ECoffee Shops
220b 20 St W. Café known for its artisan coffee. Here, you will find a range of beans on offer, from Portland’s Heart, to Phil & Sebastian, and Intelligentsia. While you wait for the barista to work their magic, rest your hands on the rustic countertop, made from reclaimed wood sourced from an old vinegar mill. Then take your perfectly-poured piccolo and grab a spot in one of the cozy nooks. Come summer, Collective’s floor-to-ceiling garage doors open up to capitalize on all that Saskatchewan sunshine.
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Collective Coffee
220 20th St W220b 20 St W. Café known for its artisan coffee. Here, you will find a range of beans on offer, from Portland’s Heart, to Phil & Sebastian, and Intelligentsia. While you wait for the barista to work their magic, rest your hands on the rustic countertop, made from reclaimed wood sourced from an old vinegar mill. Then take your perfectly-poured piccolo and grab a spot in one of the cozy nooks. Come summer, Collective’s floor-to-ceiling garage doors open up to capitalize on all that Saskatchewan sunshine.
830 Dufferin Avenue. Café is tucked away in an alley in the city’s artistic Broadway hub. Co-owner Casey Loseth had been roasting beans in his garage for three years when he decided to open a café. “It was a natural progression for me,” says Loseth. “I didn’t want to be a barista forever.” So, he bought a roaster with a 12-kilogram capacity, and renovated the space, taking it from a dirt floor to minimalist aesthetic, flanked by potted plants, wall stencils, and window-front countertop seating. Now, you’ll find a small, quality menu of specialty drinks and awe-inspiring latte art at Venn. In fact, baristas here have perfected the art enough to host beginner latte art classes. Venn’s competitive Latte Art Throw downs have become a cult favorite activity;
Venn Coffee Roasters
629 b Dufferin Ave830 Dufferin Avenue. Café is tucked away in an alley in the city’s artistic Broadway hub. Co-owner Casey Loseth had been roasting beans in his garage for three years when he decided to open a café. “It was a natural progression for me,” says Loseth. “I didn’t want to be a barista forever.” So, he bought a roaster with a 12-kilogram capacity, and renovated the space, taking it from a dirt floor to minimalist aesthetic, flanked by potted plants, wall stencils, and window-front countertop seating. Now, you’ll find a small, quality menu of specialty drinks and awe-inspiring latte art at Venn. In fact, baristas here have perfected the art enough to host beginner latte art classes. Venn’s competitive Latte Art Throw downs have become a cult favorite activity;
730 Broadway Avenue. Museo pioneered third-wave coffee in Saskatoon, and had the city’s first pour-over bar. Back then, it was located within the former Mendel Art Gallery and had seating looking over Saskatoon’s river valley. It’s since moved to a funky little spot on Broadway Avenue, where you can sip on the city’s best espresso while you watch the world go by. Don’t just take our word for it though; Museo always has the highest average cupping scores amongst Saskatoon’s best cafés. Owner Jimmy Oneschuk also opened Saskatoon’s first micro roastery in 2011, roasting weekly small batches of beans from his artisan producers. Oneschuk or his distributor personally visit the farms to ensure customers that a well-crafted coffee in Saskatoon didn’t wreak havoc on its farmer.
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Museo Coffee
730 Broadway Ave730 Broadway Avenue. Museo pioneered third-wave coffee in Saskatoon, and had the city’s first pour-over bar. Back then, it was located within the former Mendel Art Gallery and had seating looking over Saskatoon’s river valley. It’s since moved to a funky little spot on Broadway Avenue, where you can sip on the city’s best espresso while you watch the world go by. Don’t just take our word for it though; Museo always has the highest average cupping scores amongst Saskatoon’s best cafés. Owner Jimmy Oneschuk also opened Saskatoon’s first micro roastery in 2011, roasting weekly small batches of beans from his artisan producers. Oneschuk or his distributor personally visit the farms to ensure customers that a well-crafted coffee in Saskatoon didn’t wreak havoc on its farmer.
418 33rd Street West. A real hidden gem in an area of the city experiencing a vintage revival, Back to Coffee Beans shares space with an eclectic antique shop. Leave any pretentiousness at the door; this isn’t that kind of café. Oldies play on the radio, and you’re welcome to peruse the antique shop’s well-curated offerings for your next find. Beware of lineups, especially during the warmer months when people are eager for an iced coffee slush or coffee milkshake. The rotating daily coffee feature is cultivated from the shop’s gourmet bean selection, and if you fancy a little souvenir to take home, the shop stocks over 80 varieties of organic, fair-trade gourmet beans and teas.
Back to Coffee Beans
418 33rd Street West418 33rd Street West. A real hidden gem in an area of the city experiencing a vintage revival, Back to Coffee Beans shares space with an eclectic antique shop. Leave any pretentiousness at the door; this isn’t that kind of café. Oldies play on the radio, and you’re welcome to peruse the antique shop’s well-curated offerings for your next find. Beware of lineups, especially during the warmer months when people are eager for an iced coffee slush or coffee milkshake. The rotating daily coffee feature is cultivated from the shop’s gourmet bean selection, and if you fancy a little souvenir to take home, the shop stocks over 80 varieties of organic, fair-trade gourmet beans and teas.
801 7th Avenue North. Now 20 years old, City Perks is known both for its pretty interior and excellent coffee, however you like it: drip, French press, pour-over, Aeropress, and more. Owner Coralee Abbott keeps watch on new trends from her roasters and growers. “That’s what we’re all about: pursuing our own passion and wanting to share and educate and give that experience back to the customer so they can be a part of it with us,” she says. Along with Vancouver’s 49th Parallel Roasters, you’ll also find a range of other roasters on offer, such as Newfoundland’s Anchor, or Pilot from Toronto. “It’s to reach out and show Saskatoon something that’s a little different, that you can’t always get as an independent person.”
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City Perks Coffeehouse
801 7 Ave N801 7th Avenue North. Now 20 years old, City Perks is known both for its pretty interior and excellent coffee, however you like it: drip, French press, pour-over, Aeropress, and more. Owner Coralee Abbott keeps watch on new trends from her roasters and growers. “That’s what we’re all about: pursuing our own passion and wanting to share and educate and give that experience back to the customer so they can be a part of it with us,” she says. Along with Vancouver’s 49th Parallel Roasters, you’ll also find a range of other roasters on offer, such as Newfoundland’s Anchor, or Pilot from Toronto. “It’s to reach out and show Saskatoon something that’s a little different, that you can’t always get as an independent person.”
430 20 Street W. A favorite Saskatoon breakfast spots. They have great coffee and serve a variety of waffles. The atmosphere is inviting, they always have great music playing. A Friendly and pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommend this spot.
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The Underground Cafe
430 20th St W430 20 Street W. A favorite Saskatoon breakfast spots. They have great coffee and serve a variety of waffles. The atmosphere is inviting, they always have great music playing. A Friendly and pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommend this spot.
2-157 2nd Avenue N. Great coffee ! Cozy and just a fabulous place and location to experience a real Italian espresso it was smooth, with crema on top. The place for the real coffee experience.
The Karma - Conscious Café & Eatery
157 2nd Ave N2-157 2nd Avenue N. Great coffee ! Cozy and just a fabulous place and location to experience a real Italian espresso it was smooth, with crema on top. The place for the real coffee experience.
702 14 St E A. This cozy corner cafe with whimsical decor & sidewalk tables offers coffee, panini & desserts.
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D'Lish by Tish Cafe
702 14 St E702 14 St E A. This cozy corner cafe with whimsical decor & sidewalk tables offers coffee, panini & desserts.
Tastebuds Cafe
1624 Lorne Ave1624 Lorne Ave. Cozy shop, fantastic hot chocolate.
Hospitals
Royal University Hospital
103 Hospital DrSaskatoon City Hospital
701 Queen StSaskatoon Cancer Centre
20 Campus DrJim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation
345 3 Ave SShopping
Midtown
201 1 Ave SScotia Centre
123 2 Ave SLawson Heights Mall
134 Primrose Dr
Broadway Avenue
Broadway AvenuePreston Crossing
Preston Avenue North