I have been coming here since they opened. When we first came here, the owners were so inviting and…read morethe service was amazing. Slowly things have changed with the customer service. I come here often to study or for lunch and have told many friends about this place. The service has unfortunately gone down hill. I absolutely love the atmosphere, the food is very good, as well as the drinks. But the customer service needs to be better.

Two of us came in for lunch on a "Daddy/Daughter" date…read more I ordered a half order of Korean Chicken with Fries. It was ok but nothing exceptional in my mind but the restaurant was clean and done up fine.

This is simply the best pizza in Saskatoon. Their pastries are excellent, the prices fair, and the…read morestaff are very friendly. Hidden inside Zak's Home Hardware on 51st St, this place warrants a special trip just to go experience what value and service are supposed to be. We had breakfast there today as well and you won't ever look at a breakfast sandwich the same after trying theirs. My wife and I both give this place a 10/10. Incidentally, they are looking for staff! They pay around $18/hr, there are benefits, ample tips shared among all staff, and free parking!

Located inside the new Home Hardware, the selection of food is amazing for its size. The shelf of…read morebaked goods is tantalizing. They have ice cream, milkshakes, breakfast, pizza and quiches. Staff was very friendly (rare in Saskatoon). Coffee available (no espresso machine). Highly recommended.

This place may be called the Hometown Diner but the food is unlike any other diner you have been…read moreto! It is unique, flavourful and worth coming back for (we went twice in the three days we were in the city!) The service was amazing! They are hopping busy but so friendly and willing to explain the menu item. The owners are all about locally sourcing the food so the perogies and sausages are handmade in the province! And they are passionate about making good food - there is nothing bad on the menu. The vibe is an upscale diner. Easy going and somewhere you will want to come back to. Perhaps in the afternoon to have a coffee and a homemade daily special donut??? Didn't get one of those this time.... Guess I know where I'll be stopping on my next trip to the city!

One of the better brunch places in Saskatoon! The Greek veggie benny was very good! The staff are…read moreefficient and very friendly, especially with how busy they are! The booth seating is definitely superior.

Such good coffee! Especially delightful clientele and baristas. A++ will go again…read more (Although, I slightly regretted getting a 12 oz Americano instead of the 10 oz Americano... Because I like my coffee *really* strong.) Also located in a super cute area, very walkable to fun restos and other difficult to find stuff in toon.

What a lovely little cafe! The brewed coffee of the day was from Uganda and it was absolutely…read moreexquisite. It paired well with my crumbly rhubarb scone, packed with tart rhubarb and crusted with sugar. The vibe is calm and a bit retro, like a pair of comfortable corduroys. Do not miss this spot!

I've been coming here for a while, and the espresso has never been acidic! They have really good…read morerotating soup, salads, and cheesecake and i've really come to enjoy little wifi-break after lunch since they're open late for studying anyways. The catalyst for my review today was actually the fact that the cooks thought to de-fuzz the peaches on the salad. staff are always awesome, and make sure you use each bathroom; no matter if you're a scallywag or a dancer :)

Four of us came for dessert and coffee. I also decided to have a turkey, bacon and cheddar panini…read more This is a great place and obviously popular with the locals. The panini was very tasty and I would certainly recommend it. The coffee was hot, black and tasty. The restaurant was cosy and inviting with lots of art by local artists. Just fun and relaxing.

Boomtown Cafe is inside the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon. It is a great place for…read morebreakfast and lunch, open until 2:30pm. I saw a lot of locals who come for a relaxing meal. Service can be a little uneven, but friendly. I ordered the hotels pastrami and Swiss on marble rye with onion rings on the side. For $13, it was a decently deal but a little skimpy on the meat. The onion rings were thin and crispy. I regret not getting the soup since everyone who ordered it around me seemed to enjoy it. The daily soup changes, but when I visited it was bean and bacon. I finished the meal with a saskatoon berry pie. It was warmed, but the crust was soggy and under-done. I was told saskatoon berry was sweet and tart, but in the pie it tasted a lot like blueberries. I enjoyed my visit to the museum and lunch at the Boomtown Cafe.

great place to dine, friendly staff,tasty homemade style dishes 6 outta 5. Breakfast entrees are…read moregenerous portions that taste like grandma made and should suffice your appetite well into the day. A weekly stop for me and friend.

To start our long day in Saskatoon, my boyfriend and I began with Poached Breakfast Bistro. While…read moremy boyfriend just had a Double Espresso ($4.3), I got the Peanut Butter Hot Chocolate ($8), Poached Over Crab & Shrimp Risotto Cakes ($21) with Pecan & Maple Syrup Bacon Roll-Ups ($7.5). I'm very impressed with the menu and drink options. They have plenty of unique options and you can really feel the creativity in what they offer. The interior was also very unique, it's an older building but modernized with an artistic touch while incorporating its vintage roots. My boyfriend said his coffee was good, didn't taste burnt. The bar is in Hell for good coffee in Regina. My hot chocolate was made with frothed creamy peanut butter and chocolate almond milk. It made a welcome nutty flavour combination that was unique yet delicious. I also loved that it smelled strongly of peanut butter. Being at a restaurant named "Poached" I had to get poached eggs. My dish consisted off house made shrimp, pollock crab and white wine risotto cakes, flavoured with Dijon and Dill, along with 2 poached eggs and herbed hollandaise sauce and a side of rye toast. As an additional side, I ordered their classic house made bacon rollups. These are made with crushed pecans and pure maple syrup then topped with a hint of cayenne for heat. Honestly, it was a lot of food. You don't need the bacon rollups but the were SO good that I recommend trying them. My cakes were crispy on the outside yet hot and soft on the inside. The taste was mild, fresh and comforting. It was perfect for such a cold day and I wouldn't change a thing about this dish. I highly recommend this restaurant and everything we ordered. Thank you to everyone that suggested this spot. It's my cousin's favourite brunch spot in Saskatoon and now I understand why!

What a terrific spot!…read more As is obvious from the name of this spot, they specialize in riffs on eggs Benedict, They have all the usual breakfast choices as well. Their atmosphere is cozy yet modern, with dining areas a bit divided up to make it feel intimate once you sit down. Service was quick and friendly. We can recommend the poached eggs on cheesy hash browns and the omelet. They have fresh squeezed orange juice and their rye toast is very fresh. Everything tasted very fresh and there was no hint of greasiness like at some breakfast spots. Just wonderful.

New location and it is BUSY!…read more Typical dim sum menu... but there is not any around so great job capturing a needed clientele... I love that many race was there... not just asians. Modern and casual atmosphere with friendly wait staff and push cart staff to answer any questions on what the dishes are.

We come here every time we visit Saskatoon. The service is quick, now there are server robots. You…read moreorder through QR code on your phone Food was pretty good.