A rainy gloomy Sunday in the city called for the first trip out to the Saskatoon Berry Barn. The Berry Barn as we know it has become a popular tourist spot and a regular visit for a lot of locals. Located 10 minutes outside the city and situated along the river banks of the Saskatchewan River, it is easy to understand why it is a popular escape.
Upon walking into the barn you are greeted with a very well stocked gift shop full of local Saskatoon berry products and souvenirs. If that wasn't enough, there is a greenhouse and berry patch that you can dive into after your meal inside the barn. So let's focus in on the food!

I had the 'Berry Barn Burner' that included borscht, perogies, farmer sausage, vegetables and dessert. The borscht was confusing as it wasn't what I expected. It was tomato based with carrots, cabbage and a lot of dill. Definitely too sweet for my liking, but I have had the borscht with beets in the past that was a lot better.


Save the best for last. The pie never disappoints as it is the best seller at the Berry Barn. It comes in a Splenda version which is great for those who are diabetic or just don't want the sugar! I had the Splenda version which has a crust on top. The regular version does not, but both are equally good. I have yet to have a Saskatoon berry pie better than what they do here. It certainly will not disappoint and something that you can count on.
It's a unique part of Saskatoon and a must for tourists. For the locals, it's a great escape from the city on a Sunday to enjoy the peaceful view and pie!!
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