Good food with a dated, but decent atmosphere. Portions are pretty generous everything is…read moreusually quite good. Would recommend if you just want casual pub fare

Just came in with my 15 year old daughter for Dad and Daughter date. A Saturday night burger and…read morefries. I had the Tear Jerker Burger with fries and my daughter had the Skirt Burger and fries. Both a hit. Beautiful presentation and very tasty. Highly recommend. Our server, Aimee, was excellent. Very genuine, warm and friendly. A good hire I would say.

The waiter was so friendly and nice, he even added my side salad to my meal for free! Awesome…read morecustomer service for sure! My Black Bean Burger with a side salad called The Scarlet Salad were titillating! The Black Bean Burger patty was chunky and delicious! I loved the avocados on it too. It was very filling. The salad had a distinctive sweet dressing and everything was fresh and yummy. My boyfriend's Chicken Noodle soup was also tasty. He said it had a gratifying bone broth flavor.

I had supper this evening at Scarlet (on Spadina Crescent E)…read more It was such a nice night so I sat on the patio. They had heaters above in case you found it cold. I ordered Roast BBQ Chicken with whipped potatoes and no veggies. It was a good dish. The potatoes were tasty and had chunks of potatoes. The chicken was boneless ... it was tender and the sauce was good. Lexie was my server. She was friendly and took good care of me.

We came here for a family get together because we like the consistency of the food. Although we…read moreweren't told that you give your plate number to reception, all 3 guests paid $6/car for parking. My water glass had lipstick on it but the waitress fixed it right away. We ordered a Feenie Burger, Garden Burger, Chicken Red Thai Curry and Avocado Kale Salad. The waitress bought us dessert as a nice gesture perhaps to makeup for the lipstick? Or she did ask if we were celebrating anything. Anyhow, she ended our evening nicely with chocolate lava cake for dessert, so Thank You! We would return. We always love cactus!

I first went to the Cactus Club with my partner Kiana because she'd been there many times so she…read moretook me there for Valentine's Day. I can say that I that I was shocked to see what it looked like in on the inside of the restaurant. I was not expecting it to be like luxurious and not at all crazy expensive

There are two floors in this restaurant and usually when you enter they ask you where you wanted to…read morebe seated. I've sat both on the first and second floor and I would say the second floor has better view as your eating your food. Especially if your going during sunset hours. The food here is typically good whatever you end up picking. The dinner and lunch menu are different so come and try the different food options for different times. The steak was cooked so good, I asked for them to cook it medium and they've gotten it done perfect. The service here is great and can't wait to go back and try their cheesecake.

Three of us came in for a 9:00pm coffee and dessert. A highly recommend venue…read more One ordered a Night Owl Burger for their late dinner and two of us shared a bowl of Sweet Potato Fries and two black coffees. We all ordered a different dessert and had a delightful tastefest; Creme Brule, Coconut Cheesecake and a New York Cheesecake. All were very good although we found the creme Brule to be a bit on the runny side. The staff were excellent and the decor was very inviting.

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.

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.

Two of came in after a morning at the golf simulator…read more I order the Pub Burger with Thai Chicken Soup and some Fries. Were were seated immediately by our friendly server. We ordered but had a fairly long wait before the meal arrived; 40 minutes. The Thai soup was a little cool but was very flavorful. The burger was excellent and thoroughly enjoyed. .

My sister from BC took me here cause she has lots of Serious food allergies, she says these guys…read morecan/ do accommodate her in this, I agreed to go to be nice, I was really Pleased with my meal and of course they made her an appropriate meal. I Shall Return!?!?!!!

This week at the Boxcar Café I enjoyed 1. Cream of broccoli…read moresoup and cheesy egg sandwich 2. Chicken waffle sandwich What you get is simple homemade food with good ingredients. The dishes are attractively presented but without pretence. Portions are moderate in size: not huge but enough for most people for lunch. The menu is not large but suitable for a small cafe like this. There are several sweets available for after the meal, as well as hot and cold beverages. The ambience is generally quiet and peaceful; there is seating for around 30. Staff are competent and friendly and happy to accommodate. Four stars because five might be more appropriate for a high-end place. The Boxcar does not pretend to be what it isn't, but does breakfast and lunch very well, at modest prices. Definitely worth several return visits. And no, I'm not given to hyperbole...

Went here with the BAE for Valentine's Day…read more This is a family-run restaurant so expect a friendly, personal experience but still a little disorganized. The restaurant has recently moved to an new location in a building undergoing renovations. The restaurant is on the 2nd floor overlooking the street. The menu right now is very simple and features traditional Caribbean fare such as chicken and pork. The menu changes day to day as the restaurant figures out what they want to focus on. The waiter verbally told us the menu. We tried the oxtail and the ackee & salt fish. Both were very good. Ackee is a fruit and not for everyone. Ackee & salt fish is the national dish of Jamaica, but can be acquired taste. The oxtail is delicious and very tender. Traditionally a low-cost food of the Caribbean, it's become a delicacy in its own right. Overall, a great experience and I wish the owners success in refining the concept further.

don't go to this restaurant! l expected more from the reviews l read but it must be the owners…read morefriends writing these reviews? they are extremely under staff, we were served by a man in a dirty baseball hat that kept running to each table and he was the only staff we saw on the floor, he was very rude and abrupt with us. we ordered 4 patties that took 15 minutes to get ready! the wait was not worth it! for a Pattie to cost $5 per one it should taste better than store bought ones, these were the worse patties l ever had in my life! literally left me dehydrated from how dry it was! l do not recommend this place to my worse enemy!