The Prairie Girl

If you have not travelled to this little hamlet, this place is the reason to go. Delicious drinks, food and service. Exactly what the little town needed.

THE PRAIRIE GIRL
Cessford

We ended up for lunch here by accident after having no success at finding an open restaurant in Oyen. That was fortuitous! What a happy accident. The approach off of highway 876 left us a bit skeptical, as did the very small town and the gravel roads. But this quirky and (very) pink Quonset hut, with the typical flickering neon OPEN sign, is home to The Prairie Girl restaurant. The inside is a terrific surprise, too! Wooden tables, mismatched chairs, cute and kitschy decor, and more than just a touch of grandma’s kitchen. Don’t be fooled by the comfortable and casual air - what comes out of the kitchen purely professional. There’s a full bar, great variety of food on the menu and run by some very friendly folks. The lettuce wraps were the best I’ve ever had, no question. Made with pulled chicken (vs ground), plus peppers and cucumbers, and a few crunchy noodles, in a tasty peanut sauce. Husband had a club sandwich which he declared was excellent. And real, old-fashioned, hand cut French fries. I’d certainly like to give this place more than 5 stars. Well worth the slight detour

Very unique experience. A shop converted to a cafe and lounge. It's ranching country so expect to see down to earth and friendly people. Very welcoming for kids as well.

We stopped at the prairie girl on the way to Saskatoon and we had an amazing lunch! Service was on pointe and the food was fresh and homemade! I highly recommend this diner! Thank you for the great experience 🥰

Recommended to this country restaurant. Food and atmosphere were awesome with large portions and reasonable prices. Rode in from Medicine Hat with 2 other couples on our motorcycles. Found out that this establishment likes to cater to motorcycle enthusiasts. 😀 Will definitely come back again.