Saskatchewan may be located in the heart of the “Bread Basket of Canada”, but our province has more than just wheat to offer in the ingredients department. Chefs and restaurateurs are breaking the mold with new and creative dishes that make the most of our local bounty.

Next time you are in Regina or Saskatoon, check out some of these first-rate eateries:

Regina

The Capitol 

Featuring high-end cocktails, local brews and a menu that blends tapas offerings with full entrees, The Capitol features regular live music in a throwback speakeasy atmosphere.
Pair it with – a local brew from Regina’s Rebellion Brewery

Crave Kitchen + Wine Bar

By working with local businesses to source their ingredients, Crave finds great ingredients that inspire the Chef to create amazing dishes.   
Pair it with - a cocktail made with LB Distillers vodka

Skye Café & Bistro

This environmentally friendly seed-to-plate restaurant is attached to the Saskatchewan Science Centre and Kramer IMAX Theatre, located along the banks of Regina’s Wascana Lake. This Bistro has one goal in mind: bring fresh, seasonal, exciting cuisine to your table!
Pair it with – anything from their top-notch drink menu  

Saskatoon

Ayden Kitchen & Bar

Top Chef Canada winner Chef Dale Mackay and his team create homegrown and globally inspired comfort food, paired with hand-crafted cocktails and locally made beer.
Pair it with – a pint from Swift Current’s Black Bridge Brewery 

The Hollows

Two young chefs dedicated to serving food with the best local ingredients – cultivated plants grown from heirloom seeds, wild-harvested leaves and mushrooms, flowers, sap and roots, local fish — along with sustainably raised meat, poultry and eggs from small farmers.
Pair it with – a cold glass of beer from Nokomis Craft Ales 

Odd Couple 

Located in the Riversdale area of Saskatoon, Odd Couple creates authentic Asian food served with great beer and wine.
Pair it with – a pint from 9 Mile Legacy Brewery (brewed right across the street)  

Nosh

Focused on creating nourishing food, Nosh is mainly vegetarian, with a few dishes incorporating locally sourced meat and fish. 
Pair it with – a pint from Saskatoon’s own Prairie Sun Brewery