Old hole in the wall, amazing. New location, try hard…read more It's a lot of cliched trendy vibes that is trying to be a hip brewpub but it's a trying too hard. The main turn off of me is the donairs are not as good as they used to be. I ate at the old restaurant a few years back and it was the highlight of my trip through Whitehorse l. This time around I was disappointed. The donair pita was stiff, they say chewy, but I say getting stale. The fillings were good though.

We were in Whitehorse for a day on a cruise tour and found this restaurant via Yelp. Absolutely…read morewonderful! Steampunk meets Caribbean decor. We shared The Glory and Shawarma Poutine, both were delicious and the service was excellent.

Casual and comfortable spot for coffee, breakfast, brunch, and lunch. To me, the serving size was…read morehearty. It wasn't a bad thing because the Cowboy Scramble hit all the right flavors. The menu offered many sides and options to get just what you'd like.

The food was pretty good. The salmon on the lox and bagel were a tad fishy for my liking but the…read morechorizo breakfast bagel was delicious. The food is a bit pricey but worth it to try.

I'm a local but hadn't visited Antoinette's for several years. Had a lovely dinner with my spouse…read moreand friends tonight. The food was excellent, the service friendly, and the price quite reasonable.

This is a true gem- lots of selection of high quality food and beverage. Exotic meats and vegan…read morecuisine- this place hits it all and lands on point

The whole restaurant had a good atmosphere. I had the breakfast bowl while my S/O ordered the eggs…read moreBenedict. Both were delicious. We'd definitely stop in again.

jagdeep is the best server and great service with a smile. Very pleasant young lady the food is…read morealways very good and ordered the way we like it. Will definitely be back.

This is the upgraded space for the original Riverside Grocery across the street. The first and…read moresecond floor look like a boutique grocery store catered towards plant based food options. I would say the prices are higher than average. The store itself is very bright and pretty. The top floor has a cafe with soups, sandwiches, baked goods, coffee, and the like. The sweet potato loaf $11 is delicious. The citrus salad is a generous portion. Can't remember how much it was, but around $18-19. We also had the chickpea daal, lime curd cookie $4, and a latte. They carry sourdough from Landed which are excellent $11.50. I would say their sweet treats are where they excel, and the savory foods are more okay but still good options. Something to watch out for is to ask about ingredients carefully. We spent at least 20 minutes asking about ingredients as the employees did not know, and was still ultimately served something my friend was allergic to. There are some wrinkles to iron out but I'm certain in a few months to a year this place would be great. I would come back again at that time.

I was in twice, two weeks apart and was treated unexpectedly rudely both times. I first went in and…read morecouldn't find an item. I asked the gentlemen if they had that and he said no, I asked him where I could find it in town. He barked rudely "how would I know." OK. The second time I also could not find cows milk (they had seven kinds of nut milk - I am allergic to nuts). This time I asked the woman, she looked at me and literally turned her back on me. Twice is enough.

Didn't expect to need a reservation but they seem to be the only restaurant open. They have a…read morecultural mash up of Italian, Greek Canadian and Asian.

This place had great Pizza, if you enjoy deep dish, they have some amazing one. Steak is ok but…read moresometimes it will overcook, so make sure remind the server.

One of our food highlights in Whitehorse for sure!…read more We thoroughly enjoyed our food, the flavours were welcomingly subtle (not too salty at all!) the highlight was the salad dressing. It was delicious and fresh, though I recommend their bowls and miso soup as well! Service was super attentive and kind. The decor was great as well, very fun and modern - graphic artist feel.

The sashimi was extremely fresh and delicious! The sushi rolls were amazing, the service was…read moreexcellent and they even gave us a complimentary dessert. I will definitely be coming back!

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.

Our food was soooo good. We stopped by after a long day of driving through British Columbia and…read moreneeded some good, hearty, but healthy food. Been living off of station snacks. For an appetizer we got the calamari. I ordered the Smoked Salmon Penne & my husband got Rack of lamb! It was sooooo good! And great portion sizes!! Super flavorful!! No regrets! Our service was excellent as well! Adrianna was our server! (If you see this, thank you!) It was quick and she was attentive!

bland chicken linguini, only two customers took half hour to get food. Only one piece of per…read morecustomer, what gives? Linguini had too much basil.

Just arrived in Whitehorse and had dinner at Tonimoes. We were there during "happy hour" and the…read moreappetizer page was half off. (Great deals) We were tired so ordered the French Onion Soup and it was marvelous! Best I've ever had!! Service was great, server was so helpful and answered our questions about the town with enthusiasm and excitement. Atmosphere is cozy. We will eat here again

Dunno what Alex had a problem with. The young blonde server i have is great, attentive and…read morepleasant. Theres a male server Thats on the ball. Scotch night is a great deal Belvinie doublewood, abalour, cragganmorr for 3$ an oz. Sweet potato fries were good. Atmosphere is good enough. Bar seats would make me happy. Eh...check it out.