The 31 Most Instagrammable Spots In Saskatoon

Doing it for the Insta.

Calling all Instagram enthusiasts — you know who you are. Although you might not admit it, if you see a great spot for an Insta, that becomes the number one priority on your list. Even if you're out for din and seriously hungry AF, as soon as your food comes, you're taking photos before you take your first bite.

If you're looking for your next place to make an Insta post, look no further. Saskatoon's gorgeous scenery, adorable cafes, and Insta-worthy buildings should be your next pit stop. Likes are sure to be coming your way if you check out these most Instagrammable spots in #YXE.

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Delta Bessborough // 601 Spadina Crescent East

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Little Bird Patisserie & Cafe // 258 Avenue B South

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Bill's House of Flowers // 712 Broadway Avenue

River Landing // Spadina Crescent East

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The 31 Most Instagrammable Spots In Saskatoon

Delta Bessborough // 601 Spadina Crescent East

Little Bird Patisserie & Cafe // 258 Avenue B South

Bill's House of Flowers // 712 Broadway Avenue

Bus Stop Refreshments // 421 21st Street East

The University Bridge // Clarence Ave & College Drive

Broadway Beach // Under the Broadway Bridge

Collective Coffee // 220 20th Street West

Drift Sidewalk Cafe // 339 Avenue A South

Meewasin Trail // South Saskatchewan River Valley

Vimy Memorial // 500 Spadina Crescent East

Fable Ice Cream // 635E Avenue H South

Garden Architecture // 315 Avenue A South

The University of Saskatchewan // College Drive

The Yard & Flagon Pub // 718 Broadway Avenue

Saskatoon Farmers' Market // 414 Avenue B South

Broadway // Broadway Avenue

Cranberry Flats // Range Road 3055

The James Hotel // 620 Spadina Crescent East

Una Pizza + Wine // 707 Broadway Avenue

Innovation Place // 15 Innovation Boulevard

City Perks // 801 7th Avenue North

D'Lish By Tish Cafe // 702A 14th Street East

The Berry Barn // 830 Valley Road

Poached Breakfast Bistro // 259 2nd Ave South

Spadina Train Bridge // South Saskatchewan River

Ayden Kitchen & Bar // 265 3rd Avenue South

Dutch Home Garden Fashion // 1818 Central Avenue

Crave Cookies & Cupcakes // 802 Broadway Avenue

The Broadway Cafe // 814 Broadway Avenue

Forestry Farm Park // 1903 Forestry Farm Park Drive

River Landing // Spadina Crescent East

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