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Where the old West still pours a drink.
Piapot got its start in the 1880s as a siding on the Canadian Pacific Railway, out on the wide-open prairie of southwest Saskatchewan. The Saloon traces its roots back to the town's 1920s railway hotel — and the old building still stands proud on Pacific Avenue.
Today the town is small and the sky is big. Step through the swinging doors and you'll find a western saloon, a coffee bar with a serious espresso habit, good food and good company. Whether you're a local, a rancher, or just passing through on your way somewhere else — pull up a stool.