The grizzly bear took the show for me. The snow leopard was napping and wasn't up to play on this…read morevisit. The park has a beautiful lush of green with the crisp cool air, which makes for a nice stroll saying hi to the animals. Nicely paved and there's also a lake. There's even geese that hangs out free to roam. There's a small cafeteria and tables to have a bite. And we bought a lynx plushie as a souvenir there since the gift shop is closed indefinitely due to restrictions.

Came in off season! There is no admission charge but they ask you donate to the zoo with a locked…read morebox at the entrance. Most of the exhibits are outside. Some of the animals are inside because it is the tundra in Saskatoon in the winter! They have cougars and bears and wolf, birds and a lot of animals from across Canada! Was a sunny day so it was a nice day out. In the summer I would assume really nice place to have picnics. The gift shop was closed which was disappointing because I wanted to buy a souvenir! Took about 2 hours to walk around and see everything! I liked the cougars the best! If it was peak season I would assume you can spend a half day here and then grab some lunch. Easy to walk trails and marked signed so you know what is upcoming! We saw a zookeeper Fred in animals and she let us get close and talked to us about the animals, the zoo and what they are trying to do with breeding the animals! Definitely a great place to see if you are in the area!

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.

This juice bar is amazing, an assortment of tasty juices, açaí Bowls, smoothies, the avocado toast…read moreand PB almond butter hemp seed toast were AMAZING. I got all the items above and they were all delicious. We made a pit stop here traveling from Edmonton to Winnipeg and I'm so glad we did. The staff was hard working, accommodating and friendly. Highly recommended

A very expensive but tasty juice shop…read more Atmosphere: 4/5 - Modern & sleek but not a lot of seating. Clean. Price: $$$$/5 - Probably the most you'll ever pay for juice. $10 for 473mL bottle. Customer Service: 4/5 - Server was polite. Service was slightly slower than average speed. Location: 4/5 - Lots of nice shops nearby. Close to river & transit. Taste: 5/5 - Best juice I've had. High quality, not too sweet. Menu: 5/5 - Large menu with many unique and tasty drinks. Vegan friendly. Sustainability: 4/5 - Glass bottles, waste reduced juice production. Strengths - Sustainable initiatives, tasty. Weaknesses - Expensive. Good items to buy: Blue Majik, Garden Veggies. Summary: 4.3/5 - Overall, I would recommend stopping by Thrive Juice Co., they have some of the best juice I have ever had. Their menu is large and full of interesting flavours + snacks. Their juice tastes very good, it is not too sweet or bitter. I really appreciate their commitment to sustainability but feel like they could be doing more. Thank you for taking the time to read my review and I hope it helps you!!

Great selection of products and reasonable prices compared to other health stores. Friendly staff…read moreand always helpful and patient with any questions we had.

Great service and product selection for Celiacs, Diabetics, Lo Carb dieters, and all Health…read moreSpecialty products. I love the Gluten Free perogies, GF bread, GF chocolate cake mix, GF flour mix, and so much more! Kathy provides superior service and will order cases in of the products you love!

One of the best local stores to get all your organic ingredients!! So happy I found them!…read more They have member pricing, if you're a student it's cheaper but it's $25 a year for the regular member! Which gets you a discounted price of your products, and more - see there website for more information! If you're not a member no big deal, you just pay the prices listed! But it didn't seem too expensive anyway! They have everything you need! From paper towel, to laundry soap, to flour, to frozen meat, milk, fresh vegetables etc. It's hard to find good organic ingredients as is so these local stores are extremely valuable and we must support them so they stay open!! #knowwhatyoureeating #knowwhereyourfoodcomesfrom #supportlocal

Great store to have in the Broadway neighborhood! I grab staple items from there like butter and…read morefresh produce