This cute little diner in Quill Lake Saskatchewan offers a 30-40 seat diner/restaurant with a two bedroom residence in the back. On main street Quill Lake take advantage of the small town community support along with the busy hunting, fishing, hockey, school sport and snowmobiling seasons in the area. The area is known for patrons traveling a distance to come to restaurants like this with the current owner having "regular" customers from as far as an hour away. The building property restaurant furnishings and equipment are included in the listing price with inventory to be calculated at time of purchase if buyer wants the supplies. Quill Lake, located in Saskatchewan, is a village known for its rich history and natural beauty. Incorporated in 1906, it has become a central service, commerce, and gathering spot for the surrounding agricultural community. The village is situated along the migratory paths of many waterfowl species, earning it the title of the "Goose Capital of Saskatchewan." The Quill Lakes wetland complex is a designated Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network site, where many migrating shorebirds stop during long migrations. The village's population has seen a slight decrease from 387 in 2016 to 377 in 2021, but it remains a vibrant community with a strong sense of history and community spirit.