I was in Whitehorse from march 2nd to march 4th. So I check the web for restaurants in Whitehorse and came across the Klondike Rib & Salmon and decided to give a try, for my surprise when I arrived to the place it was closed,...More

Awesome food with a touch of days gone by. This little restaurant takes you back in the early days when luxury cars were far and few in between. However the food brings your taste buds to life and you know you're in the 21st century....More

Very busy restaurant - we went as soon as it would open so didnt have to queue. Highly recommend the seafood chowder. Portions are large so I would suggest entre size, rustic ambiance, service was average but they were very busy.

Has to be the best place in town to eat. We stayed in Whitehorse for 3 days in June 2017. Tried to eat there every day but was a HUGE lineup each day. Maybe we will get to try this popular place next time. (Fingers...More

This has to be the best place in town to eat during the summer months. The food is very tasty and well presented., the waitresses are courteous and helpful.. Do not miss a chance to eat here.

Great food. Try their ribs. They are smoked and slow cooked. Pricey but worth it. Locate right downtown off of Main St. on 2nd Ave.

This place has amazing food, large portions, the kitchen and servers are a great team. The dinning experience is enhanced by the visual historic memorabilia that is surrounding you on the walls and ceiling, it looks like the building is an original Klondike gold rush...More

Stopped at this restaurant on way to Alaska in August. It was a great place to eat and relax. Loved it so much that on the way back, made it a mandatory lunch stop. Always go on off hours because it is very crowded. The...More

The food, service, and the quaint Northern themed decor of this restaurant were an experience I recommend highly!

Be prepared to wait (long) for a table as they cater to tour companies. Really good atmosphere, very friendly service and decent food ranging from seafood to meats and a lot in-between. Bernd and Bettina Williams Lake, BC