This is an Indigenous Soul Food Truck, they are friendly and polite. We had they're Bannock, was…read moreexcellent! We ate it too fast to get a picture! Definitely will go back to try some of their other menu items!

There is now a dine in restaurant called Desycan attached to Destination Family Motel. I got the…read moreveggie thali which featured 3 different veg curries with butter naan and rice. Big portion and very tasty. I give it 4 stars only because the naan was just a little bit burnt on the edges and a little Smoky as a result.

A nicely decorated spot with some interesting Desy-Canadian dishes and some very unique and…read moreauthentic Indian street food items. All the classic dishes are included as well. Everything was delicious! Well worth a try.

We had the Shawarma and Chips, and Donair Poutine. Both were fresh, and packed with flavor. We will…read morebe back. Please post your location and hours on Social Media somewhere!

Got halibut and chips from them today. I would not recommend them. The batter was tasteless and…read moreflat, the chips tasted like store bought frozen. The coleslaw was bought from either super a or superstore and you only get 2 small spoon fulls of it. It was depressing to say the least both my bf and I couldn't even finish it. Not worth the $30 you pay for it.

I managed to grab a unique grilled cheese sandwich at the Fireweed Market while I was visiting…read moreWhite horse. And it was AMAZING! The Ukrainian from Alligator's, went above and beyond my expectations! The homemade sauerkraut, kielbasa, and cheese blend combination was so unexpected, but worked so well. The tangy sauerkraut and mayo/mustard were so good together and so unlike anything else I've tried. I wish I could have stayed in town longer to get a few more. So if you are ever in Whitehorse and need something quick but super tasty to eat, definitely find out where this food truck is parked. You won't regret it! They even make cookies, so you can grab dessert too!

While visiting Whitehorse in late spring of 2025, I was told about the food at the Smoke and Sow…read more It was not that easy to find. Kind of in back of a service station. Yet the atmosphere was OK 'plus' and the food was great !

We were very pleasantly surprised to find such a modern and decked out bbq joint next to a gas…read morestation in Whitehorse. The door is drafty as it gets opened and closed often, no respite for the tables near the door. Had a few local beers on tap and a few bottled to choose from, went with a local draft and wasn't disappointed. The sides were all excellent - particularly loved the cauliflower and broccoli salad, light and just a little creamy with good crunch in the veggies. Buffalo brussels were also good, and the dill potatoe salad didn't disappoint. The brisket and pulled pork both had excellent flavor with some great char. But both were on the dry side. Nothing a little bbq sauce couldn't resolve. I'd definitely stop by and give their other sides and other cuts a try. Maybe we'll even try dessert next time!

June 8, 2025. My husband and I were visiting Whitehorse, in the Canadian Yukon, as part of a…read moreHolland America cruise-land package. We were on our own for dinner on this particular Sunday night. We walked around downtown, taking in the sights while deciding where to eat dinner. Some acquaintances from our tour recommended this restaurant, and especially their margaritas. So, we started with some margaritas which, as recommended, were tasty. I got a Devil's Margarita (3.5 oz, CAD$13.00), while my husband chose a classic peach margarita (2.5 oz, CAD$12.50). Both margaritas featured Cazadores Blanco, triple sec, fresh lime juice, agave, and Tajin rim. Mine was topped with Cabernet-Sauvignon. For dinner, we chose to share Nachos (CAD$21), plus CAD$5 for an added protein (chicken). The nachos, which were on the Snack & Share Plates menu, consisted of Cold Snap corn tortilla chips, Monterey Jack cheese, cheddar cheese, jalapeños, green peppers, black beans, onions, and tajin spice. They were served with sour cream and one's choice of salsa. There were seven choices of gluten free and made fresh salsas, ranging on the heat scale from pico de gallo (heat=1) to arbol chili hot sauce (heat= 9.5). We went with the pico de gallo in order to get the fresh tomatoes. While sufficiently large enough for us to share as our dinner, we were a bit disappointed with the Nachos. The main issue was that all of the toppings, except maybe the cheeses, were very scant. Overall, we had a good experience, and recommend La Cara. Our ratings for our experience are as follows. Margarita: 4/5. Nachos: 3/5. Service: 5/5. Our server, Shanshan J, was amazing -- very attentive and friendly. Ambiance: 3.5/5. The restaurant is casual and popular. Most of the tables were full during our visit.

The service was very good and the waitress was extremely kind. The portion of nachos was huge and…read morethe tacos were also very delicious. The barbacoa tacos were very tender and fresh. I highly recommend if you're nearby and want to try new restaurants.

TDLR: a very weird experience with the owner and service. The only redeeming thing about this place…read morewas the refried beans. Got drinks right away, but waited 45 min for our appetizer, and over an hour for our main food and our server was nowhere to be seen. Who I believe is the owner stopped by our table to check in and we were honest in (kindly) saying we were waiting awhile for our food. She then proceeded to argue with us telling us we had only been waiting 20 minutes. It was clear our server forgot to put the order in, but she kept insisting we weren't waiting that long and wouldn't just let it go. Honestly was just an overall weird encounter. Bad vibes. Food was okay. Beans were good.

While the servers were good, when we walked in the bartender was quite rude. Bear in mind we are…read moreof couple in our sixties, clean and polite. The food was only fair and over priced, I asked for salsa and was Informed it would come with a charge, alas no chips, no salsa. And they gave us a piece of bubble gum with our bill We don't recommend

This is such a neat little place, I wanna say a hippie vibe! Maybe it is the attached glass blowing…read morestudio. The service is great, fast and friendly. It is a little crowded and the seating isnt amazing. However the food is awesome. We had various bowls our table and everyone enjoyed. I had fish tacos hoping they might be small but no they are big and delicious! I would be happy to go back when I could have some cocktails!!

After arriving in Whitehorse and then checking in to the Raven Hotel, I walked across the street to…read moreGather for a late dinner. The place was busy, but I was able to snag a remaining table outside. It was a bit chilly, but the vibe was cool and comfortable. Gather is actually co-located with Lumel Studios of which their unique glassware is featured at the restaurant, The menu is largely Mexican and the selection of local craft beer was impressive. I had some delicious soft tacos, and I think a Winterlong beer served in a glass that I went back to Lumel later to buy for home. Service was friendly, albeit a little hit and miss. If you're looking for a fun evening on the deck (whether permitting), Gather is a fine place to.....Gather.