Patio Season in Regina: 21 Spots to Eat, Drink, and Soak Up the Sun
Aug 17, 2026/Blog
There’s still plenty of summer left to enjoy in Regina. Whether you’re looking for lakeside views, a pet-friendly spot, a hand-crafted cocktail, or somewhere to kick back and soak up the sunshine, the city’s patios have you covered. Here’s your neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood guide to some of the best patios in Regina.

Why Visit: It’s the ultimate neighbourhood spot for people-watching along 13th Avenue. Pair a fresh iced matcha or specialty espresso with their legendary scratch-made vegetarian items, like loaded rice bowls and vegan bakery treats.

Why Visit: The perfect place to bring the kids for local ice cream, Dole Whip, or an iced specialty coffee on a hot summer afternoon.

Why Visit: Unwind on a sunlit picnic table with fresh, small-batch craft beer brewed right on-site.

The Vibe: A bustling, industrial-chic craft beer hub with expansive outdoor seating.
Why Visit: Excellent for big groups. Sip on award-winning local microbrews while digging into flavour-packed dishes from Oxpecker, making it a go-to for casual evening hangouts.

Why Visit: Tucked right in Cathedral, this shaded patio is built for long summer afternoons. Grab a cold draft beer and enjoy the relaxed, conversational atmosphere.
Shannon’s Pub – A Little Piece of Ireland in the Heart of Regina

Why Visit: Unmatched city views make this the premier spot for golden-hour drinks and evening dates. Their seasonal menu highlights locally sourced Prairie ingredients, paired with handcrafted cocktails.

Why Visit: Offers some of the best sunset views in the city. Enjoy a peaceful glass of wine, artisanal charcuterie boards, or shareable small plates right by the water.

Why Visit: This kitchen offers vibrant, farm-to-table lunch and brunch dishes featuring hyper-local Saskatchewan produce in a quiet, green setting.

Why Visit: Outfitted with tabletop fire pits, plenty of TV screens, and deep booth seating, making it a top spot to watch the game or hang out outdoors late into cool summer evenings.

Why Visit: A stylish east-side sanctuary for wine lovers. Enjoy wines, curated cheese boards, and seasonal small plates.

Why Visit: The definitive spot for classic Regina-style, with large tables built for family dinners and group celebrations.

Why Visit: Get the feel of outdoor dining rain or shine. The glass enclosure lets in natural light while you enjoy Mediterranean-inspired pastas, fresh seafood, and craft cocktails.

Why Visit: A reliable neighbourhood choice offering flatbreads, gourmet burgers, and signature fish bowls under open skies.

Why Visit: Widely famous for over-the-top, photo-worthy cocktail creations, heavy comfort food, and a lively weekend crowd.
Birmingham’s Vodka & Ale House – Casual, Comforting, Classics

Why Visit: Known for its relaxed atmosphere, icy pub beverages, and generous portions of classic comfort food like wings and dry ribs.

Why Visit: Boasts a massive draught list filled with local and imported brews, paired with hearty pub classics and plenty of seating for large groups.

Why Visit: A family-friendly north-end favorite offering tavern food, cold drinks, and a nostalgic, welcoming vibe.

Why Visit: A welcoming street-side patio featuring handcrafted cocktails, local craft taps, and elevated comfort classics made using regional Prairie ingredients.

Why Visit: Packed with personality, this patio is famous for loaded poutines, rotating craft taps, and a fun, music-filled atmosphere.

Why Visit: A polished patio layout tailored for happy hour, featuring modern global dishes, seafood plates, and creative seasonal cocktails under warm evening lighting.

Why Visit: Featuring state-of-the-art patio heaters and cozy seating, it’s designed for late-night steak dinners, seafood, and classic martinis.
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