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It’s been a staple in Saskatoon since it first opened its doors in 1951, and now it’s on the market.
The Nutana Bakery, at 916 Broadway Avenue, is currently listed for sale on the ICR Commercial Real Estate website, with the listing explaining that the business is “ready for a seamless transition over to the next owner.”
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Included with the sale is the bakery’s equipment and its famous 73-year-old recipes.
The sale includes equipment and the bakery’s recipes. (Alex Brown/650 CKOM)
According to Nutana Bakery’s website, Ferdinand Fobel first opened the bakery in 1951 alongside his wife, after purchasing the property in 1950.
In 2007, Sia and Sal Avwally acquired the bakery, running the business for 16 years with their children and family.
The ownership of Nutana Bakery then transitioned to Sima Arnold, the eldest daughter of Sia and Sal, and her husband Blaine in 2023.
In April of 2020, the bakery announced on it’s Facebook page it would be closing it’s doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and many in Saskatoon were concerned that the business wouldn’t survive.
The doors reopened in September, 2020 and the business has remained open since.
An employee at the bakery had no comment on the sale when contacted by 650 CKOM.
Those interesting in viewing the property can contact the listing agents for more information.