Two of us came in for breakfast/brunch…read more We ordered the Flambe and the Classic Brekkie. Also, we had two Lattes. Both meals were beautifully presented and very tasty. Would certainly order them again The toast came with tasted like a homemade rhubarb and peach jam. Very delicious. The lattes were excellent as well and we couldn't help but order another copy each. Perfect. The staff were very pleasant and attentive, the the decore was very well done. Will certainly be back.

Popped in here for a quick lunch and fell in love with the truffle mushroom smash burger. The bun…read morewas so fresh, everything was perfect. Will definitely try this place again!

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.

I have been going here for years. I go here for the food and atmosphere. However don't ruin it by…read morelooking behind the counter. I love it there so much I am willing to look past the filthy floor and food equipment. If this place was spotless it would ruin it. I just wish the coffee was better.

Probably one of the best places to get a "home cooked" breakfast in Saskatoon AND IT'S SERVED ALL…read moreDAY (from 7am until 3pm when they close). It's out in an industrial area, but don't let that sway you. When you walk into the place you'll notice that it's a cozy place with mismatched coffee mugs (circa grandma), and usually a friendly greeting by the server(s). There are "manwiches" and senior and wee ones (children's) menu items available. However, I have never really been able to resist the allure of the BREK-KER Burger. Handmade (no pre-formed, frozen here) patty with 1 egg with your choice of bun (they have a lot - onion, cheese etc.) and cheese and ham or bacon. As for the hashbrowns - try, I dare you, to resist the hashbrown poutine!!! I recommend it, the server recommends it, my friend has never been able to resist it also recommends it. Definitely not the restaurant if you're dieting that day or week. This is your place if you've been out late and need to feed the hangover or just ran a race, or if you're plain old treating yourself to juicy, slight greasy in a good way burger and poutine FOR BREAKFAST kinda day.

Great tea and coffee spot with fantastic food to boot. Lovely spot for a date or a study session…read more Completely different feel than other coffee shops, definitely come check it out and see for yourself.

Baklava is the best in town. The "Vitality" tea is invigorating! Definitely coming back for more!…read moreJR

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.

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!

This is a cute destination place. The best part is the gift…read moreshop. They have the coolest gifts, souvenirs, jams, trinkets, and snacks. I could spend an hour looking at everything in the gift shop. I enjoy looking at the novelty and very unique items You have to be careful not to knock anything over as it's very cramped to walk around in. Wheelchairs will not fit! Hopefully if you break, you don't have to buy haha The restaurant has a large menu, with a grandma's cottage feel. I really enjoyed the Dill sauce for the perogies We ordered as much as we could for a variety The waffle station is pretty good; your basic Belgian waffle is served where you then head to the topping bar to load er' up Prices are reasonable for what they serve Think of this place as a humble, family owned kind of bed/breakfast place outside Saskatoon for an after church brunch with your Mom and Auntie kind of place! I grew up in Saskatoon, and this is always a stop point along with Fuddruckers when I go home to visit!

It's hot and cold with this place sometimes it's good sometimes not so much. Everything is pricey…read morenormally the food is good some times Meh.

What a lovely spot…read more It looks like an ordinary coffee cafe spot but is actually a great place to come before a show atvthe Broadway Theatre. Ordered a bowl of Beef and Brown Onion Soup with an Ahi Tuna Burger. Both were very good. The service was excellent and the whole preshow evening was perfect.

A little curious as to what this restaurant is trying to be, but the saving grace is that the…read morecheesecakes and service are pretty decent. What I mean by that is - well, you know how red flags are raised when a restaurant has way too many things on their menu? The reasoning there is that there's no way someone can be good at making THAT many dishes. Well, when I walked into Calories, I just wasn't really sure what it was trying to be. The storefront looks like a cute cafe, the cash and display case make it look like a bakery, the bar behind makes it look like a homey pub, and the tables in the back make it look like a nice fancy restaurant. So I was pretty confused about what kind of place this was. Nevertheless, we sat down and ordered a slice of the toffee cheesecake and a slice of the Saskatoon berry lemon yogurt cheesecake. I had been hearing rave reviews about the toffee all weekend, and although the texture is perfectly creamy and crust is beautifully crumby, was it worth the $10 for a single slice? Not sure. The berry cheesecake had a wonderful lemon flavor, but it tasted a little stale, like it had been in the case for a day or two. Our server was personable, friendly, and very professional. A nice place to come once when visiting town, but I'm not sure how often I would come if I was a local.

Great location enticing menu had a great experience here visiting Saskatoon. Loved the orange wine.read more

We are staying in Saskatoon for just one night on our Western Canada road trip so we wanted to pick…read morea great place for a late lunch when we got in. I'm so glad we picked Hearth among 4 places in the downtown area. We walked up around 15:00 without a reservation on Sunday. It was busy on the patio but we were able to score a table in the shade over looking South Saskatchewan River and the promenade. Since our table was at one end of the patio, it was a great spot to people watch too. Everyone from the hostess and our waitress was very friendly and helpful. We placed our orders quickly even though there were quick a few good options on the brunch menu. I had a traditional breakfast and a Saskatoon berry lemonade and my husband ordered yogurt & granola and a long black. When he had told me he would be getting a long black, I had to do a double take in the menu and there it was. I could count with one hand how many places in western Canada I had been to with long black or café allongé on the menu. I was impressed and he said it was very good too. My breakfast was scrumptious with 2 thick pieces of sour dough toasts, 2 plump sausage patties, 2 perfectly fried (with brown edges) sunny side up eggs and crispy and soft potatoes! I ate very slowly to enjoy every bite with my refreshing lemonade on the beautiful patio in a warm & sunny late Sunday afternoon.