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Prairie Ink Restaurant
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Veg-options
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American
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Juice bar
Beer/Wine
Honey
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Located inside McNally Robinson bookstore. Feb 2014 reported no longer offering separate raw/vegan menu, but could ask kitchen for suggestions like make salad veg/vegan. Has vegan bread, soup is sometimes vegan. Uses honey. Live music Fri and Sat. Open Mon-Wed 10:00am-7:00pm, Thu-Sat 10:00am-8:00pm, Sun 10:00am-6:00pm.
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3130 8 St E, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, S7H 0W2
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Last update on 01 Oct 2017 by Guest
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7 Reviews
First Review by saveur
andiesk
Points +369
Nice lunch spot - Edit
Perfect little cafe in a bookstore. Used to come here with my mum for tea and cookies, and although they don't have any vegan cookies they have a couple vegan options.
Read morePros: Good sized portions, Tasty
Guest
GFGoldenLady
Points +2154
Decent vegan options - Edit
My family has been coming here for over a decade any time we are in Saskatoon.
Read moreThey always have a few vegan options for applies, salads (sans cheese) and mains. They usually have a dessert too but it's not gf. VGF is still possible here but you'll be a lot more limited without the gluten.
Service is usually good, but I never find the staff super friendly.
Pros: Vegan options , Gluten free options , Has vegan dessert
Cons: Fewer VGF options , Menu not always well marked for V / GF
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msthrope
Points +231
Great Dessert - Edit
The menu for vegans is pretty limited, but they always have a vegan cake and muffin offering (unless they are sold out). The chocolate avocado cake is particularly delicious. The atmosphere is nice (sort of like an intimate smokey jazz club without the smoke) especially when they have live music. I think it's a bonus that Prairie Ink is attached to McNally's as that is an amazing bookstore with a lot of interesting nooks and crannies.
Read morePros: Decadent dessert, Nice ambience, Attached to an indie bookstore
Cons: Not many vegan options, Can be pretty noisy
Guest
JordannHorn
Points +327
Good lunch - Edit
Cheap and fresh soup/salad combo for lunch!
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ChantelleButterfield
Points +183
Great music, we had a live band playing for dinner. - Edit
I like that they have vegan options, last time I was there for dinner it was hard to order until she showed me the veg menu. Wish I didn't have to ask and it was part of the menu. So more people might order from it!
Read morePros: Vegan options, Parking, Nice and big and open
Cons: Having to ask if something could be made vegan, Having a separate menu and having to ask for it.
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VeganPrairieGirl
Points +115
Prairie Ink - Edit
Fairly easy to dine here, most items have to be adjusted other than a couple salads but the staff is very accommodating. I've been told by the servers that the kitchen tries to always have one Vegan soup option and one Vegan desert everyday all though I have been there at times when one or both wasn't available. Overall Its a good experience every time I go.
Read morePros: decent number of vegan options, Nice atmosphere, A vegan desert option
Cons: limited seating, often a wait list
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saveur
Points +1168
Few vegan options - Edit
There are a few vegan options, although sadly their veggie burger is not vegan. I had the quinoa and black bean salad that was nice and fresh. They made sure to serve it with vegan bread. They were also willing to remove cheese from the vegetarian options to make them vegan.
Read moreMake sure to browse the adjacent bookstore. They also have readings, so it can be busy if something is scheduled.
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