Restaurants in Saskatchewan
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Samurai
Off the lobby of the Bessborough, this Japanese restaurant is pretty cool. The dark and moody interior has horseshoe-shaped tables around the grills. This is dining teppanyaki style, where the meal is cooked right before your eyes; always a fun way to eat, but if you're not in the mood it also has a small sushi bar in the corner.
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Saskatoon Station Place
All aboard on this train-themed eatery, where dining cars and big thick train seats form the booths. Not nearly as cheesy as it sounds, you'll find good nosh such as lobster and steak combos. Chew-chew!
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Willow on Wascana
Perched above the lake, this classy eatery has a lot going for it. The stunning patio is a great place to take in the fabulous lake views and the food is stellar, too. Be sure to try the buffalo!
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John's
For the carnivores amongst us, this is the place to go - big thick steaks, prime rib and decadently delicious lobster. Cavernous, dark and posh, it's a great place to treat yourself to a nice dinner out. Make sure you take a walk through the wine cellar to pick that perfect shiraz to go with your sirloin.
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Koutouki Taverna
Like stepping into another dimension, once you go through the front door here you're transported into the heart of a Greek village. With a couple of floors, requisite blue-and-white tiles and flowing vines, the scene is set. The food is tops, too, with great traditional dishes on the go.
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Jake's on 21st
The throaty hiss of the espresso machine, the seldom heard mating call of the coffee lover in Canada, speaks volumes about Jake's. Great coffee, lots of sandwiches and deservedly popular for a weekday lunch.
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Viet-Thai
A local favorite with award-winning spring rolls. With 180 choices on the menu, you are sure to find something to tickle your fancy - we say start with No 51 and finish with No 157.
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Café De Ville
This big open space is popular with the business set getting caffeinated up before work. Good breakfasts and hot coffee - try the Mexican chili hot chocolate, olé!
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Green Spot Cafe
A vegetarian's delight, the Green Spot Cafe is a 100% veggie restaurant with a great menu full of healthy treats that are delicious in both a karmic and gluttonous way.
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Fireside Bistro
What an awesome patio! Stationed on a quiet suburban street, this converted Victorian former guesthouse has style. Serving Mediterranean-infused meals in a relaxed atmosphere, it's a good spot for carnivores. Don't forget to ask about the ghost.
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