I enjoy everything about Tims! It's the only coffee that I enjoy, McDonald's coffee in my opinion…read moreis so boring but Tims actually has flavour! I like their French vanilla as well as the triple triple coffee and triple triple steep tea! All very good things to drink! And the food is good too, I like the Bagel Belts as well as their BLTs!! These are my main go tos when I go to Tims! I also really like the Donuts, the Boston cream donut is my favourite! I really liked the Oreo Donut but they took it off the menu which made me mad!! But it's a great place to eat. It gets so busy which sucks if u want a quick go through the drive thru thing but the line up goes down fast which is nice!

Been to PABCO many, many times over the years and have had a good experience the majority of…read morevisits. A server currently employed there named Renee is probably one of the best waitresses that I've ever seen. The rest are hit and miss, in my opinion. They also serve great food. Wing nights are Monday to Thursday.

Under new ownership and the quality has really slipped in recent years. It used to be worth…read morespending money at, but lately the food is bad and the beer is sour. It is not uncommon to suffer GI issues after consuming their poor quality home brew. I'm not sure if this is due to a failure to properly clean their lines or perhaps some sort of failure in the brewing process. Either way, take your business elsewhere. This place is a sinking ship and shadow of its former self. The owner is also kind of creepy/touchy/handsy with female clientele (even young ones)

Nutter's has an excellent selection of gluten-free foods (dry foods, frozen foods, baking goods,…read moreetc.).

I've never eaten a donair in Canada before, but I've heard they're all the rage. I passed up the…read moregourmet delicacy of Amy's across the street and wandered in here to see. Turns out, this is basically the same as Middle Eastern food in the States, just called donair instead of shwarma or what have you. The lamb was well spiced but a bit salty in full portion size - but the friendly owner will let you try any of the meats before deciding. You also have some say in the overall ingredients to your pita sandwich or platter, which is a nice touch. The platter overall was a nice size and food was generally well prepared - the salad was far better than most side salads you would get stateside. I tried a selection of desserts. The honey ball was a bit thick and tasted like it had been sitting out for awhile. The baklava was average. The harisse was the best of the three - full of honey or sugar syrup, sort of like a cake. Overall, I've had better, but it's a good step above any chain and a nice addition to the Prince Albert food scene, so I'm happy to award a solid 4 stars. If you're stuck in a takeout or eating out routine, break it up and try this.

The staff are friendly and very helpful. Even the dog is friendly! They have gas and hardware and…read moregrocery items! They even had some pharmaceuticals that my son needed. I also needed a trailer plug and wouldn't you know it, they had one. Check this place out. Great gas and a whole lot more!

Strawberries! U-pick!…read more Driving by or looking for something to do? Pull up and pick a pail of berries or buy some fruit wine. Bring your own pail for u-pick or buy one on site for $1.00 (4L). We picked a full pail in about 20 minutes at a slow pace. Bring bug spray and sunscreen if you plan on spending some time here. Open field Next to a marsh brings bugs and hot sun so be prepared. This field is family-run and is quite wild and natural. You can tell chemicals are not used on the farm as there are weeds and wild mint growing between plants. Watch your little ones as some weeds are prickly between berry plants. Orchard looks like it's a work in progress as more fields are being planted. Huge rhubarb patch and other fruits that are used to make their wine. Pick up some honey - Apiaries on site.