7 Best Restaurants in Yukon Territory, Canada

One of the hippest coffee shops you'll ever set foot in—but completely devoid of snobbery—shares space with a bicycle shop, cleverly named Icycle Sport. The service is superfriendly, and the coffee is, quite simply, stellar, as are the baked goods. Several members of the same family run different angles of the operation.

An influx of immigrants in recent years has led to a boom in international dining options in town, including this first-rate Indian restaurant that serves fresh and well-seasoned garlic and butter naan, curries and stews, and paneer and kofta dishes. Don't let the unassuming outside fool you—the inside is cozy with friendly servers and aromas that will whet your appetite. 

This bustling, light-filled café on Main Street dishes out excellent pastries, soups, sandwiches, espresso drinks, and a full slate of alcoholic beverages, including beer, cider, and wine. The seating area often fills up, but you can wander among the cool shops down the hallway while sipping your coffee.

Choose from fresh-baked breads and pastries, homemade soups and sandwiches, and salads and quiches at this charming café and deli. Locals love the chocolate cake, a moist, rich delight.

You might not expect to find such well-prepared Greek cuisine up in the northern wilderness, but the Goat keeps turns out flavorful dishes like spanakopita, saganaki, lamb souvlaki, and Greek salad. The walls are hung with colorful art, and there's a nice outdoor seating area.

At this colorful eatery centered around tacos with creative fillings like Arctic char and vegan panko-crusted avocadoes, grab an espresso, a locally brewed beer, or a craft cocktail. On sunny days, there are few better spots in town than the patio with its comfy and rustic wood benches. You can wander over to the adjoining glassblowing studio with your drink while you wait for your meal. 

This cozy and welcoming coffeehouse and its fresh-baked pastries provide a much-needed dose of warmth in Dawson's winter months. It's a great, casual spot for a sandwich and soup to enjoy on the large, sunny porch or to go. The chocolate-almond croissants are a local favorite.