Dec 2024: This was my first time here. I was seated with a rather large group. The atmosphere…read morereally reminded me of an English pub which I liked. For food, my boyfriend ordered the BBQ Pulled Pork Burger ($21) with French onion soup ($7.5). I ordered the Bacon Mushroom Swiss Burger ($22) with Truffle Fries ($3), a white sangria ($10.5) and crème brûlée ($8) with strawberry compote for dessert. Prices are before tax and tip. The BBQ Pulled Pork Burger and french onion soup were alright. The sangria was absolutely delicious! I highly suggest it. I absolutely loved the mix of peach, pear and orange juice. The crème brûlée was extremely delicious. Best in Regina. Seriously ! And the Keg charges the same price for a THIRD of what Lancaster is offering. I also think their recipe at Lancaster is better. The truffle fries were decent. They were cold unfortunately but I was with a rather large group so I'm not going to fault them for it entirely. I actually think they would have been awesome if they were cooked a little warmer, a little crispier and didn't come with the sauce. I prefer a garlic, truffle and Parmesan flavour for the type of fries. The burger itself was actually pretty good. If it had been warmer, I think the patty itself would have been moister. That being say, it tasted fresh. Honestly I was wondering if it was mixed with bison because of the flavour. I throughly enjoy a gamey flavour and this burger had hints of it. Honestly, this burger is very close to being the best burger in Regina that I've ever had. I want to return and get a genuine sit down dinner experience with no more than 4 people. This place has the potential to produce the best burger in the city!

A large group of my wife's family and I went here between the wedding and reception to kill some…read moretime and have some apps. The staff did a great job considering two large groups walked in at the same time on a Saturday afternoon when it's supposed to be slow. They called someone in early and tried to catch up. I was a little bit behind the group so I got missed for my initial drink order and had to order at the bar. Understandable. The server got me for the next round and for my food order. I grabbed their pretzels which was HUGE. Definitely want to share this dish. They have a great cocktail list. My first round was a beer, but my second beverage was their twist on a dark and stormy. Delicious!

The Roughrider fans are awesome! So loud and proud.read more

Fantastic museum for all ages! We were driving through Regina and had passed by a few locations to…read moresee the local dinosaur finds. While bummed, we were amazed by this gem. Not only did we get to see the world's largest T. Rex, this entire museum did a fantastic job showing the history of Saskatchewan. Fantastic. I would definitely come back and would suggest everyone to stop!

WOW what a great museum in Regina! Part of the Wascana Centre Park area, the Royal Saskatchewan…read moreMuseum is well worth a visit for anyone who is interested in natural history, prehistory, First Nations culture, and of course geology and paleontology. We started in the Megamunch gallery and loved watching the kids enjoy this animatronic T-Rex with a sense of humor! Next of course we went to see the replica of Scotty, Saskatchewan's T-Rex. The exhibit was amazing but hard to shoot because of the lighting and gallery limitations due to the 2nd floor. Displays were very well deigned and laid out, with interactive buttons to push and quick hits of factual information. Other galleries were similarly well done, and we spent much more time here than we expected to: almost 3 hours! Admission is by donation ($10 per person suggested), and we believe we got our full value from our donation. 5 well worth your time stars!

Won't let you pay for swimming until the water time "starts" cutting 10/15 minutes from any…read moreswimtime (all of which are rather small) and other nutty and terrible practices that make you hate the place and yet it is one of the only games in town in a small town. Yikes.

For the past 2 years, twice each month we drive 85 minutes to go swimming in Moose jaw. After out…read moreexperience today, we are seriously reconsidering the bother. We arrived at 3:29pm and the pool opens at 3:30pm. The line was not long when we joined it. But unfortunately the person in front of us was there to book a birthday party. This took both staff members to do. Good customer service would have had the person pulled to the side to discuss the menu options, how to help the lifeguard with more than 10 kids, the fees for each child, student, teenager, location options., gees it went on and on. So many decisions. So much advice. ...it went on and on for 15 minutes, which really cuts into a kid's swimming time when the pool is open only 90 min. The biggest problem is that this is not the first time it has happened. Even a 10 year old is smart enough to suggest that they should have had the knowledgable person help and the cashier should have continued with the swimmers wanting to pay and swim. When it was finally our turn, I couldn't help but suggest that we could be real losers and try to book a birthday party too so the guy with the 2 year old behind us could wait another 15 min while we get the spiel....and then not book. Regina is close and their hours are better. And I bet it doesn't take 15 minutes to stand in line to pay there. Or try the spa.