I love going and walking around the western development museum. Always love it there. Way back when…read moreI was elementary school over at St.Bernard Catholic school I always got into choir and one of many places that my choir group sang at was Western development museum and I mean my choir did have the best conductor of them all Mr.Albert Couture. One of things I'd really like to see in Saskatoon one day is Western Development Museum and the Saskatoon Police Department partner up and open a Jail museum I've always wondered what all the jails of Saskatoon looked like from like all the originals to the current one in this day and age

January 12, 2019 we held an 80th birthday for our mother at the Museum. We were given the…read moreupstairs area overlooking one of the main street sets. Really a beautiful setting. Our guests started arriving around 3:00 pm and had access to snacks and a full bar. While it is not obvious there is a service elevator available in case you have guests that struggle with stairs and we did. I have to start with compliments to the staff. Everyone we encountered was cheerful, helpful and working hard to make our evening a success. I spend a lot of time eating out and I was, quite frankly, stunned at how much effort these folks put in. This was a sit-down dinner, something our guests appreciated. We started with a wonderful light garden salad. Followed by roast beef, Yorkshire puddings, baby potatoes, and the only small complaint I would make; frozen peas and carrots, and a delicious gravy. Everything was hot, cooked well and delicious. I loved that they also supplied horseradish for the roast beef. We finished with Saskatoon berry pie with real whipped cream. My brother joked that we might need a "lot" more whipped cream and a few minutes later a huge bowl of the stuff appeared on our table. Very cool.

We found this place in a travel pamphlet. The name of this place left me expecting a science world…read moretype place, which is something that they have planned for down the road. It is a well-priced non-profit organization and the kids are had fun.

A wonderful place to explore and discover with the children in your life.read more

We ordered a thanks giving meal from Picknic Catering. On the website, they advertised a full…read moreturkey and pumpkin pie along with lot of food for 5-6 people. I was not going to cook a meal as we splurged and thought this is a good meal. I was shocked to see them pack little portions in small silver foil containers that would feed 2 people. The cranberry sauce was barely 6 oz, the turkey was few slices of meat. When I called, they insisted it is enough. This was false advertising and I would strongly advise catering from them.

I had my first catering experience with PickNic's Catering on Thursday this week. A lot of hungry…read moreworkers were attending an event I was putting on and these folks did not disappoint. Sandwiches were tasty and fresh. Cheese trays, pickle servings and meat trays looked great and tasted great. Portions were generous. Sweets trays were really refined - not what I was expecting for a delivery style lunch. This will be my go-to catering service for all my future meetings. (Chat with Nicola if you get a chance. I am not sure what her role is there but she is the master at getting things done!).

As far as gluten-free dining in Saskatoon goes, this place takes the cake! If you have an event…read morehere (or are able to otherwise attend the restaurant - it is a private club), be sure to advise the kitchen staff in advance of your dietary restriction. They will accommodate with flying colours. My meals here are amazing, creative and full three course!!! (which is huge for me!) By far the best place to host an event if you have food allergies to consider!

My son's soccer team had their wind-up party there & everyone had a blast! Perfect place to take…read morethe kiddos to burn off some energy. Incredible laser tag area & games in the lobby. Got a look at the amazing new addition - super cool! Highly recommend Prairie Jurassic!

We took our 4 year old. He loved it. A lot of the rides didn't work and we the first group of the…read moreweekend, causing long lines from the beginning. Our son liked it and that was the most important thing.

Love the golf course and since my kid love it and i tend to play with him.read more

Great place to golf and then have some food and drinks after golf sitting out side watching the…read moregolfers

Came again for another stay and obviously choose the James. We got the suite and it was HUGE! The…read moreroom came with a small kitchen which included a nespresso coffee machine, a mini fridge, an ice maker, and enough wine glasses (hint hint). You move into the living room with enough sitting for a family, a patio, and an excellent size TV. The main bedroom has a walk in bathroom (with a tub for 2), king bed, and TV! The views of the bridge and river are stunning! The 2nd bedroom had a TV, queen, and 2 closets. Another bathroom to the side filled with L'Occitane products. The service is exceptional. People were incredibly friendly and opened our doors at even chance. We used the gym (not the greatest but will do in a pinch), the bar (service was excellent), and their free breakfast (a chef is there to create your dish).

I spent the last three nights in Saskatoon and stayed downtown at the James Hotel. I'd stayed…read morethere before and liked it. It used to be a condo building and was converted to a hotel. They gave me a one bedroom suite ... sweet! The tub was perfect! The bed was comfy! All the suites have a balcony and I had a river view. The room had complementary bottled water, WIFI (it was speedy) and parking. There was a Keurig in-room brewer with coffee, hot chocolate and tea, and an in-room safe in the closet. There is a mini-fridge stocked with pop and alcohol and treats (cookies, nuts, etc.) ... you pay for what you use. There is a bar in the lobby and you can order food. There are lots of restaurants within walking distance. There was also a complimentary full hot breakfast ($18 if you are a non-guest) with waffles, eggs, sausages, potatoes, ham, muffins, croissants, etc. There was also a chef who will make you an omelette. I stopped in there on Wednesday and had ready-made scrambled eggs, turkey ham and fresh fruit.

This is such a cool place! Tons of tv screens, gaming consoles and lots & lots of games. The food…read moreis unreal. Anyone who goes there has to try the nachos or the 8-Bit Poutine. After 8pm it's adults only as they also serve alcohol.