Restaurants in Northwest Territories
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Bullock's Bistro
This fish shack is the city's most-revered eatery, despite (or perhaps because of) the irascible service. Only fresh local cod, trout and whitefish make the menu. The atmosphere is ultra-informal, the deck has bay views, and kitsch and countless photos bedeck the walls. Reservations are recommended.
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Le Frolic Bistro Bar
This cheery establishment and the L'Héritage Restaurant upstairs are the token French eateries in Les Territories du Nord-Ouest. The usually delicious meals range from Montreal smoked-meat sandwiches (around C$13) to pan-fried Great Slave pickerel ($23).
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Green Briar Restaurant
In the Mackenzie Hotel, Green Briar has Arctic foods such as char and muskox and a very popular prime-rib special on Thursday nights, which sells out to locals. There's also a pub, the Brass Rail, and a dance club, the Zoo, in the hotel.
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Wildcat Café
A tourist trap that locals love too, this famed Old Town café operates out of a 1937 log cabin. A different vendor runs it each summer, so the menu, prices and opening hours vary.
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Ingamo Hall
Ingamo Hall serves lunch every other Thursday at 1.30pm for village elders. Visitors are welcome but should call first. There is no charge, and you can hear wonderful stories.
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Old Town Landing
In a candlelit dining room almost overhanging Back Bay, enjoy grilled Arctic char (around C$32), musk-ox in a red wine demi-glaze (around C$45) or other Northern delicacies.
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Tonimoes
Tonimoes With standard breakfasts, burger-y lunches and a surf-and-turf dinner menu, this low-lit dining room is the town's sole respectable eatery.
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Le Stock Pot
Yellowknife's delectable deli offers fresh sandwiches, wraps, salads, baked goods and cheeses. All this plus a sunny patio equals the best lunch spot in town.
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Diner
Around rickety tables, old-timers and deadbeats shoot the bull. Breakfasts and lunchtime burgers are greasy, but the flavor here is all in the patrons.
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Café Gallery
Belying its name, this is a charmless joint where locals join for joe. There are also espressos, muffins, soups and sandwiches.
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