It's Timmy's - it was good!…read more Seriously, we each had coffee and a donut. We used the drive-through. It was real busy but went real fast. The hot coffee was real hot and the cold coffee was icy cold. Donuts were decent but not amazing. See ya next time Tim Horton!

This great locally owed coffee shop should be your go- to if you are in Saskatoon. I absolutely…read moreloved the decor and green glasses added a nice touch to serving the coffee- so different than a regular mug! The coffee itself was so delicious! So many options and both times the people were very helpful at making suggestions for what to try- without disappointment! The coffee, and the Earl Grey Latte were perfect! So good I bought a bag of beans to take home. Now if only I could bring home the barista as well.....

This coffee shop is cute and friendly. The Chai Latte I drank was delicious. It was a cold day and…read morethe warm drink perked me up and warmed my core. It seems like a nice place to bring your laptop and work. They have some pastries here too. The crowd seems pretty laid back. The WiFi works and I recommend this place to regenerate with coffees.

We first arrived here because my mum had an appointment in the building above. But came back for…read morethe coffee - and my mum isn't addicted like me! I had a French press, which makes me incredibly happy. Tall dark and strong is always a good combo. Mum had a scone, which was sugary and spongy. Yum! On our second trip (requested by my mother, who ordered a French press of DECAF), we had the breakfast panini and breakfast wrap. Won't knock your socks off, but totally functional.

Same food every single day. Very limited options. Ridiculously expensive!! More expensive than…read moreStarbucks, yes you read that right! MORE! $3.00 for a medium black coffee?! Be prepared to go somewhere else to fill you up from lunch because your $7.00 + bowl of soup that is only 2/3 filled sure isn't going to fill you up! And let's not even talk about the flatbread .... I thought for that price I was going to get at least half of the flatbread, nope! that flatbread is cut into 4 sections, that's right for that steep price you only get 1/4 of that flatbread that isn't very big to begin with. On the plus side the food is tasty (hence the 2 stars). The baking is really good but $2.45 for one muffin?? Seriously?? almost $4.00 for a small fruit tart?? Ridiculous! There are very limited options in this location so they kind of have the market cornered at the moment but I am sure if another place opened they would be losing a lot of business.

Alright.... so I have had doughnuts across Canada and always try to stop at a local doughnut shop…read morein every city I go to and this far, to date (Sept 2019), Darkside Doughnuts is probably one of my favorites. Some friends and I were in Saskatoon for a powerlifting competition and I mean if you know anything about strength sports, you know that we love sweets and cheat meals so a perfect reason to stop. We got half a dozen of assorted doughnuts - mine was the dark fudge - and they were delicious. They weren't huge like some fancy doughnuts and they weren't super dense and dry like others. I loved that the doughnut was chewy but not cakey (I thought of the texture like a chewy tasty dinner roll) and that the icing/glaze wasn't too sweet but still wonderfully sticky and thick. My friends got the carrot cake fritter and the strawberry cream. Both said great things about their choices. My only regret is that I didn't buy more and I don't know when I'll be able to go back and have more. If you're in Saskatoon, go check it out. If you're there and driving back to Edmonton, pick up half a dozen and bring them back to me.

A delicious but pricey doughnut shop…read more Atmosphere: 4/5 - Modern & sleek but not a lot of seating available. Price: $$$/5 - Average for premium doughnuts but still expensive (ie// higher than you'll pay at Tims). Customer Service: 4/5 - Server was polite. Service was very quick. Location: 3/5 - Close to Victoria Park, the river & transit. Kind of out of the way for most people though. Taste: 5/5 - Amazing, best doughnuts in Saskatoon. Great texture. Large size. Menu: 4/5 - Menu is a little smaller than I would prefer but they have excellent & unique flavours that are constantly changing each month. Vegan friendly. Sustainability: 2/5 - Darkside appears to care about the community but doesn't have any sustainable initiatives other than using local flour. Strengths - Delicious Weaknesses - Lacking in sustainable initiatives, expensive. Good items to buy: Coffee + Doughnut (I got saskatoon berry available in August 2019). Summary: 3.7/5 - Overall, I would definitely recommend stopping by Darkside Donuts if you are looking for a treat. They have some of the best doughnuts in Saskatoon. Their menu is small but changes each month encouraging you to return again and again. One thing I wish is that Darkside would make some sustainable initiatives as well as tout the fact that they are using local flour more as that is something I know many people care about. Thank you for taking the time to read my review and I hope it helps you!!

The Night Oven Bakery is bespoke, with modern design and meager offerings. I came specifically…read morebecause they were recommended for butter tarts and galettes, and we wanted to carry out enough for a family gathering. An hour after opening there were no galettes and only two butter tarts; one of their basket cars was completely empty. I can't fault them for that but limited offerings from a bakery an hour after opening raises eyebrows. We ended up ordering two types of pastry, a croissant with apples on top and something whose name I've forgotten, but it starts with a V and came in two varieties, apple and cherry. It was essentially a dense, heavy sweet bread with custard and fruit on top. The custard was very nice but the dense blandness of the pastry was a disappointment. The croissant was also very heavy and chewy; it appeared shortcuts were taken in its making by using fewer and thicker layers of dough. I ordered a coffee and was told they were out of brewed coffee--again, one hour after opening. As an alternative I opted for an Americano with cream and sugar, which was presented to me warm rather than hot. My overall experience was disappointing and for folks wanting substance over surface appearances, I recommend looking elsewhere.

This place is amazing. The pastries are out of this world, fresh mouthwatering bread daily…read more Friday they make hand made pizza to order. and try to ignore farren on the bottom with their one star review. bunch of babies!

We stopped here and were pleasantly surprised. I bought a load of bread, brownie with chocolate…read moreicing, brownie with regular icing, and vanilla cake. Cake was moist with what tasted like a vanilla pudding on top. Brownie was chewy. Just as I like it. We also bought a sausage roll I haven't tried yet. Would recommend.

The doughnuts, meat rolls, and cinnamon buns are delicious. The doughnuts are more substantial than…read morethose at the famous Canadian franchise. Don't go there for the ambience, it's takeaway only - just the wonderful baked goods,. Most of them are made fresh daily. Go early for the best selection. Another plus is that it's locally owned.

Quick friendly service but even more so - as we sat having our ice cream the staff dealt with a…read morespecial client with kindness and patience. When someone dropped their ice cream, again, only kindness and patience were evident. Well done

What a lovely little cafe! The brewed coffee of the day was from Uganda and it was absolutely…read moreexquisite. It paired well with my crumbly rhubarb scone, packed with tart rhubarb and crusted with sugar. The vibe is calm and a bit retro, like a pair of comfortable corduroys. Do not miss this spot!

Easily the best espresso ( and baking!!!) in Saskatoon, a city with several horrible coffee bars…read more Will someone please update the hours! Been stung twice traveling to this place to discover it closed at 4:30 ( not 5 ) A common occurrence here on Yelp and annoying as hell.