The Granary - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

That 24 Oz prime rib is wild. So big! I had crab legs. The food was very good and staff were great.

Delicious Salad Bar, Cauliflower Bites, Prime Rib, Steak : We were impressed with the entire experience. First time for me at the Granary, so enjoyed seeing the vintage artifacts displayed above, beyond and everywhere.

For a big dinner function or a relaxed dinner for 2, this is a fantastic place. The menu has a great variety to choose from and is perfect for those had to feed people. The decor inside the Granary is fabulous. So much to look at and see. The ... wine menu will please every palate. Romantic with a touch of relation. Whether you want to dress to the nines or feel a little more like jeans, this is the place to be. Read more

Our friends treated my husband and me to this restaurant for our anniversary, which is on February 14th, and we had an amazing experience. The food was delicious and had a unique taste, with portions that were just right. I particularly enjoyed their salad buffet and discovered the unique flavor of ... horseradish for the first time. The only downside was that the prices listed on their website were lower than those on the menu. However, the staff were incredibly friendly and went out of their way to ensure we had a memorable evening. Read more

Food ok, service good and the vibe was really old, lots of dust and worn out seating. We went here for a birthday thinking it was going to be a STELLAR food experience given the reviews but it did not deliver. Food was bland, steak overcooked, lobster was not moist, potatoes unseasoned, ... chicken was dry, biscuits were good! Service was ok, they only checked in on us 3 times, drinks, to order then deliver food. We had to hound another server for our bill and we were not able to quench our thirst after eating. Vibe - the inside designed to look like a old western steakhouse, but it really just looked old. Tons of lurking dust, even around the buffet area, the seats were peeling, high volume areas (carpet, ends of booths) had wear and tear. Read more