Between The Buns Menu Prices Canada 2026

Between The Buns menu prices in Canada run from $8.99 for the Aloo Tikki Burger to $18.99 for the Ridiculously HUGE, with most classic burgers at $14.99. The Burger Meal Deal is $20.99. I read the brand-managed delivery menu for the Rosewood shop in Saskatoon on October 27, 2026, and every price in the tables below comes from that menu, in Canadian dollars. One thing to know before you order. These are Rosewood prices only. The same burger costs a dollar or two more, or less, at another Between The Buns shop. And the official website lists the dishes with no prices at all, so do not expect an official price list to check against. This article says which source each price comes from, plainly, all the way through.

What Are Between The Buns Menu Prices in Saskatoon?

The Between The Buns Rosewood menu and its prices come from the brand-managed DoorDash listing for 120 Tweed Lane, Saskatoon. DoorDash states on that store page that prices on the menu are set directly by the merchant. I read the listing on October 27, 2026, and checked it against a crawl from three days earlier. The prices matched. The official menu page, on the other hand, posts no price table and no item prices, apart from two small print items I mention below. So the tables here are delivery-menu prices, not in-store prices, and they are Rosewood prices, not province-wide prices. For a different take on a Canadian burger menu, the Odd Burger menu prices page covers a plant-based burger chain with a very different menu. Between The Buns Saskatoon prices are the ones in the tables below, and I have kept the Rosewood figures separate from every other location I mention.

The Between The Buns burger meal deal is the number I would check first. $20.99 at Rosewood. Simple. But do not take that $20.99 as the price everywhere. The official homepage snippet I saw during research said Burger Meal, $19.99, and other locations showed $18.99 and $22.99 for the same deal. I am not using any of those figures in the table. The table price is Rosewood, $20.99, and the rest is a warning that prices move by location. Honestly, the platters are the interesting part here. A Game Night Platter at $77.99 for up to six people, or a Party Platter at $98.99 for up to eight, is the kind of order that makes sense when nobody can agree on one burger. Is it cheap? No. Is it easier than six separate orders? Yes, by a lot.

Five of the classic burgers sit at $14.99. That flat pricing is the first thing I noticed, and I like it. No hunting for the cheap one. The Cajun Bird, the Cheese Please, the Chick n Licking, the Fish n Chippy and the Gordon Turkey Hamsey are all $14.99 at Rosewood. Then the loaded ones step up. The So Satisfrying at $16.99 puts onion rings and a fried pickle right on the burger, which is either brilliant or too much, depending on your mood. The Mozza Madness at $17.99 adds mozza sticks to the burger itself. And the Ridiculously HUGE at $18.99 is two 5 oz patties with bacon and mushrooms. Is it worth $18.99? If you are properly hungry, yes. If you are not, split it. Nobody needs to prove anything with a burger.

This is the table that sets Between The Buns apart, in my opinion. Lamb, boar, elk and bison, all between $15.99 and $16.99. The Between The Buns elk burger price is $16.99 for the Driving Crazy, and the Between The Buns bison burger, the Mison Bison Accomplished, is $16.99 too. You do not see elk and bison on many Saskatchewan burger menus at all, let alone at prices this close to a regular beef burger. The Lamborghini at $15.99, with feta and chipotle mint, sounds like the freshest of the four. The Oinker Delight at $15.99, boar with BBQ and spicy cranberry, sounds like the one to order when you want something you cannot get anywhere else nearby. I have not eaten at Between The Buns myself, and I will not pretend I have. What I did is read the whole menu, line by line, and these four are the ones I kept coming back to.

The Aloo Tikki Burger at $8.99 is the cheapest burger on the whole menu, and it is not close. Everything else starts at $14.99. For $8.99 you get aloo tikki with cheddar and chipotle mint. That is a proper bargain, and it is the one I would point a student or a light eater toward first. The Impossible at $14.99, with vegan mayo, is priced like the beef burgers, which is fair enough. Bun choices on the official menu are brioche, potato, sesame, lettuce wrap and pretzel, with a gluten-free bun at $1.99 extra. That $1.99 is one of the only two prices the official menu actually prints. The other is whipped cream on milkshakes, $0.99, which I get to below.

Starters run $8.99 to $17.99, and the Wing It! at $17.99 is the priciest starter by a clear gap. The starter poutine at $12.99, with a side poutine at $6.99, gives you both sizes of the same idea, which I appreciate. Sides are $5.99 to $10.99, and the 6-piece wings as a side at $10.99 are a better deal than the Wing It! starter, as far as I can tell from the menu alone. Kids items are all $8.99, flat, which makes ordering for kids blessedly simple. Fish and Chips as an entree is $15.99, and all three wraps are $15.99 as well. That $15.99 line runs through a lot of this menu, and it is a fair price for a full meal with fries, coleslaw, lemon, herbed mayo and tartar on the fish.

Every milkshake and smoothie on the Rosewood menu is $7.99. No exceptions, no premium flavour tax. Between The Buns milkshakes Saskatoon fans will know the drill: strawberry, vanilla, coffee, chocolate Oreo, plus banana strawberry and pineapple mango smoothies, all $7.99, with whipped cream at $0.99 extra on the official menu. The All Berry Smoothie is on the official menu too, but it has no Rosewood delivery price in the research I read, so I name it here with no price rather than guessing one. That is the honest way to handle it. At $7.99, a shake with a $14.99 burger makes a fair meal for Saskatoon in 2026.

Between The Buns Menu Card Canada 2026

Here are the Between The Buns Rosewood menu prices on one card, so you can scan the classic burgers, the signature burgers, the garden burgers, the specials, the starters, the sides and the shakes fast. It is a render of the current brand-managed delivery menu lines, not a photo of an in-store board, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists and the brand publishes no price table of its own. The full tables above carry every price. Selected items only appear on the card.

Prices vary by location, and I want to be specific about that, because the differences are real. At the Early Drive shop in Saskatoon, an older listing showed the Ridiculously HUGE at $17.99, the So Satisfrying at $15.99 and the Burger Meal Deal at $18.99, all lower than Rosewood. At Prince Albert, a fresher listing showed the Ridiculously HUGE at $19.99, the So Satisfrying at $18.99 and the Burger Meal Deal at $22.99, all higher than Rosewood. Between The Buns Warman menu prices, from a canadaresto listing, agreed with Rosewood on the Cheese Please, the Cajun Bird and the Mison Bison, all $14.99, $14.99 and $15.99, but showed the Ridiculously HUGE at $17.99. None of those figures are in the tables above. The tables are Rosewood only. If you order from Warman, Prince Albert or anywhere else, check that shop’s menu before you pay. That is not fine print. That is the whole point of this article.

What Should You Order at Between The Buns?

I have not eaten at Between The Buns myself, and I will not pretend I have. What I did is read the whole official menu and the whole Rosewood delivery menu, line by line, and pick from the menu alone. My pick is the Driving Crazy, the elk burger at $16.99, with avocado sauce, honey mustard, sriracha and Swiss. Elk is the one you cannot easily get elsewhere, and $16.99 is close enough to a beef burger price that the experiment costs almost nothing extra. For a second burger menu with a strong house lineup to compare, the Harry’s Burgers menu prices page covers another Saskatchewan burger spot with its own take on loaded burgers.

Between The Buns Signature Burgers

The signature burgers are the reason to try Between The Buns first: lamb, boar, elk and bison, $15.99 to $16.99 at Rosewood, with the elk and bison both at $16.99. The photo below shows a loaded cheeseburger with caramelized onions and yam fries, the kind of plate the signature burgers arrive as.

After the signature four, my second pick is the Aloo Tikki Burger at $8.99. It is the cheapest burger on the menu and it sounds genuinely good, not just cheap. Aloo tikki with cheddar, chipotle mint, ketchup, lettuce, cucumber and red onions is a full-flavoured burger, not a token vegetarian option. Then, if the table is hungry, add the Game Night Platter at $77.99 or the Party Platter at $98.99 and stop arguing about who wants what. Some items I am deliberately not pricing. The official menu lists Chicken Tenders, a Pesto Chicken Quesadilla, the Indian Taco, a Spinach Salad and Tempura Shrimps, but none of them has a Rosewood price in the research I read, so none of them gets a price here. Breakfast is served only at Hudson Bay, Outlook, Delisle, Porcupine Plain and Brooks, with items like the Mighty BTB Breakfast and the Morning Sunshine Bowl, and no breakfast prices were found anywhere, so breakfast gets a mention and no prices. That is the deal with this article: if I could not verify it, I did not price it.

Between The Buns Hours, Locations and Delivery in Saskatchewan

Between The Buns is a Saskatchewan chain, not a single shop, and the official homepage lists several Saskatchewan locations. The Rosewood shop, the price-source location for this article, is at 80-120 Tweed Lane, Saskatoon, phone 306-978-2211, open Sunday to Thursday 11 AM to 9 PM and Friday and Saturday 11 AM to 10 PM. The Idylwyld shop in Saskatoon is at 1702 Idylwyld Drive N, phone 306-241-9505, open daily 11 AM to 9 PM. Between The Buns Prince Albert hours, from the official homepage, are Monday to Saturday about 10 AM to 2 AM and Sunday about 10 AM to 12 AM, at 2805 6 Ave E, Unit 109, Prince Albert, phone 306-970-0073. Other Saskatchewan shops on the official list include Martensville, Warman, Delisle, Outlook and Prince Albert, with Delisle and Outlook also serving breakfast. I am not printing a postcode for the Rosewood address as settled fact, because the official site and the delivery listing print different postcodes for the same street address. Check the address and phone before you travel. And there is no Regina location in anything I read, so do not go looking for one. For a big burger-chain comparison with a much larger menu, the Big Smoke Burger menu prices page is a useful contrast to a Saskatchewan chain like this one.

Delivery for the Rosewood shop goes through DoorDash, which lists delivery and pickup for that store. Rosewood is not DashPass eligible, according to the DoorDash store FAQ I read, so do not assume a DashPass discount there. Eligibility varies by store, and the Prince Albert listing is shown as DashPass eligible in its own FAQ. Prices on the DoorDash menu are set directly by the merchant, and they may differ in store. The DoorDash Rosewood listing rates the store 4.4 stars from over 20 ratings, as a DoorDash figure only, and I am not turning that into a rating badge, because a delivery-app score is not the same as a room full of diners. No SkipTheDishes listing for this Saskatchewan brand was found, and no Uber Eats listing was found, so neither is cited as a source. If you want the surest price, open the DoorDash store page for the shop you are ordering from on the day you order. That is the menu the merchant sets, and that is the menu this article is built from.

Between The Buns Menu Prices: FAQ

Final Word on Between The Buns Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Between The Buns menu prices give you a Saskatchewan chain with a flat $14.99 classic burger line, a $20.99 Burger Meal Deal, signature lamb, boar, elk and bison burgers at $15.99 to $16.99, an $8.99 Aloo Tikki Burger that is the bargain of the whole menu, and $7.99 shakes across the board. Order the elk burger if you want the one you cannot get elsewhere, order the Aloo Tikki if you want value, and add a platter if the table is big. Check the shop you are ordering from, because Rosewood prices are not province-wide prices. Between The Buns menu prices were last verified on October 27, 2026, from the brand-managed delivery menu for the Rosewood shop, 120 Tweed Lane, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and the official website publishes no price table, so no official price list is claimed in this article.