Just had a rather unpleasant first-time visit to Prairie Sun. I travel lots for work and always seek out local microbreweries to try, and Prairie Sun was a short walk away from my hotel. It was a gorgeous day in Saskatoon so I chose this place as it had its patio open. When I first walked in, nobody greeted me or said anything, and I didn't say any signs saying wait to be seated, so I assumed it was fine to just grab a seat wherever. I made my way out to the patio and grabbed a seat. The server there then asked if I was sitting there and I said yes, and she did say next time to wait for the host to seat me. Totally fair, but maybe have a sign up indicating that? Or maybe there was one and I just didn't see it? Anyway, kind of an off-putting way to start the experience and not very welcoming. I ordered a flight of different beers, all of which were really good! I especially enjoyed the Sonyashnyk Blonde Ale, it was perfect for a sunny spring day. I also ordered a poutine off of the happy hour menu. Once food and beer was dropped off, I noticed the same server being curt and snippy with other patrons who also sat themselves at the patio, as I imagine they thought the same thing I did upon walking in. It was really off-putting. I was checked on once during my visit, and even though I would've loved another pint of that yummy Sonyashnyk, I was never asked once my flight was completed. I hastily paid my check and left. The staff, and in particular the server I had, Kendra F., needs a refresher on how to make a friendly and welcoming space for patrons. This experience left a sour taste in my mouth. I usually buy a piece of merch from every brewery I visit around North America- however, I couldn't get out of Prairie Sun fast enough. It's such a shame, as both my food and beer were great, and the brewery itself is a great space. The service, on the other hand, left a lot to be desired and I won't return based on that alone.