It smelled delicious when I walked in and while everything tasted good, I must say I found her…read morebakery products a little dry. Maybe it was just an off day. I would go back and try again.

Her pies are amazing and love she makes everything, especially the pastry …read more She is an amazing lady, only been here once but love everything about it

We were at Conexus Arts Centre for the 33rd India Supper Night. The reception was held in the…read moreCentennial Lobby that has a great view of Wascana Lake. The venue was perfect. The supper, performances and speeches were on the main theatre stage. The Indian food prepared by Leo Pantel and his staff was fantastic. The performers and speakers were very good. The facility, food, performers and speakers combined for a wonderful evening.

We stopped in The Wedding Gallery in Regina to see what wedding dresses they had and were surprised…read morehow the shop has evolved from when they were in the little white house. Every thing from my dress, the cutest little flowergirl dresses, shoes right up to the rentals and set up service. Great Ideas and Knowledge!

Amazing gluten-free options and their gluten free pierogies, and home made farmer sausage are the…read morebest!! No question!

I visited Joe's for the first time on Saturday. I was blown away by the number of gf products they…read moreoffer. I bought frozen perogies and cinnamon buns as well as fresh herb bread, fresh multigrain bread and a fresh honey crueller. I actually got tears in my eyes when I ate the crueller. I haven't eaten a crueller since my diagnosis over 10 years ago. My in-laws raved about the perogies and they can eat gluten. The bread is good and is baked in large loaves which is a nice change. The cinnamon buns are nice and gooey. I can't wait to visit Joe's again when I return to Regina!

Pretty nice Doubletree. I've stayed here twice and have had really friendly, efficient service both…read moretimes. The rooms are exactly what you would expect from a Doubletree property. Comfy beds, spacious rooms, and modern bathrooms. There's a cozy little sports bar downstairs, and a gated parking lot. This time I got a room with a balcony and an awesome view of the city. Nice to have some fresh air in a hotel. They actually let you open the door. Look forward to staying here again.

We stayed here for a night when driving across Canada…read more The hotel was nice. Our room was clean and comfortable. The comforters were so hot that we were all hot even with the thermostat set to very cold. They also charge $15 for parking which is annoying. Regina is not a better but city. The area of town the hotel is in wasn't the nicest either, but there were a lot of hotels in the area. I wasn't very impressed with Regina overall.

It is exactly what you expect from a Hallmark store. There is a huge selection of cards. There is a…read morepretty good selection of various gift items.

We rented the Shriner Hall for our wedding and we can't recommend it enough. David and Karen were…read morevery helpful throughout the entire process and were always available to answer our questions. The reception went off without a hitch and they even had most of the cleanup done for us the next day before we even got there!

Good experience. The waitress was nice. The burger was really good. I would come back.read more

Amazing food. My favourite restaurant in Regina. I have been here thrice and have had a fantastic…read moremeal every single time. The ambiance, the food (in terms of taste, ingredients and presentation) and the service; everything is top notch. They have a 3-course menu for $39 which includes soup of the day or garden salad, any main up to $32 and a dessert. I have tried their soup/garden salad; sustainable salmon and Tuna main dish for mains; creme brûlée, Chocolate cake and coconut semi freddo for dessert and loved them all. I have yet to try their lunch specials. Will be back when I'm in Regina next.