Prism Coffee — Restaurant in Saskatoon

Is five stars even enough to give this lovely little local coffee shop! This is by far one of my favorite coffee places, the coffee is the most flavorful and best quality in the city in my humble opinion and I LOVE A GOOD CUP! I say its like the wine of coffee, when you have a cup you can literally taste all the different notes of the beans, reflecting the thoughtful and careful selection of the beans they bring in. For the folks saying its "pricy" well it reflects in the quality of beans they bring in as this is seriously the best coffee, I feel like the price is very much the same as other shops as well so not too sure why some say its "pricy". A cup of coffee here is worth every penny. The staff are very friendly and kind, I have even witnessed them giving someone off the street a cup of coffee and a place to warm up for a bit as they drink it treating them just like they would any other customer, that to me shows a great business, compassion and kindness will always get you the good karma you deserve which is why I am recommending this place so highly. This is a local coffee shop that deserves your support...

The nicest thing I can say is that everything about this place was mediocre, with exception to the attentive and good employee. The seating area was oddly lit and felt cafeteria like and worn. They played some sort of techno instrumental music that was a little bit too loud to be considered background noise. So not a comfortable to sit in for long. The cheddar and dill scone was bad. The texture was more like a biscuit, the dill was in clumps, and there was too much of it in general. The coffee was lukewarm and tasted mediocre. Add to all that fact that you have to pay for parking in the area and you get my recommendation to not come here. (Sorry Employee-...

When I walked in the door I should have put on my sunglasses. It's so white I was blinded. The place has absolutely no atmosphere, unless you think a hospital has some. The seating arrangements are as bland as the decor. The coffee was okay, but the most expensive in the city. What's wrong with one size for an americano? Overall, I've had more fun waiting to go in the operating theatre. Bring back collective and the community seating, $2.75 coffee, lovely atmosphere and friendly people. Prizm has none of these. I'm never going back. Stick your expensive, nondescript,...