Most people in Saskatoon love this place for it's beautiful rooftop patio. It's spacious, sunny, and at the right tables you can look down onto the street and watch life go by. In fact, we have never eaten here unless we sat on the patio, so we don't come here in the winter.

The service can be spotty - depends on the waiter and how buys the place is. Usually the service is fine, exactly what you'd expect at a casual pub.

THE FOOD Keep in mind this is not a gastropub... it's a regular pub, which hasn't lost it's place in the world! The food is decent, some dishes are better than others. You can always depend on the burgers being enjoyable and their fries are delicious.

Lucky Chicken Burger: This was quite delicious. The grilled and seasoned chicken breast was moist and tasty, topped with a generous amount of delicious sauteed mushrooms, melted and gooey mozza cheese, crispy bacon, some lettuce, and big slices of sweet tasting tomatoes. Definitely worth having.

Taco Salad: So this was... interesting. Probably not something we would order again. There is far more ground beef in this than actual salad, which I suppose some might count as a positive. I prefer balanced proportions and this off. The ground beef was cooked in a very generic "taco" seasoning (chili powder, paprika, maybe some onion garlic power). There was some lettuce, tomato, red onion, and marble cheese. A couple of Jalapenos sliced on top. On the side came a tub of sour cream and a tub of salsa. Both very impractical in a salad since they're so thick - I guess one could use the bowl to enjoy these accompaniments after the salad itself is eaten