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February 05, 2015 News + Opinion » Shoptalk

Saege Bistro signs off 

The Spring Garden resto serves its last meals February 18

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After nine years of serving up locally-inspired meals and a consistently on point brunch game Saege Bistro (5883 Spring Garden Road) announced yesterday that later this month it'll be closing its doors permanently. According to a release the building's management, Westwood Group, will be renovating the space over the next few months and the restaurant's owners Geir Simensen and Ray Bear—also the duo behind Scanway Catering— are using it as "an opportunity to move on."

The last day at Saege will be February 18, consider yourself warned.

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