Top Restaurants in Whitehorse
Yukon, Canada Food Guide: 5 Caribbean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Whitehorse
Best Caribbean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Caribbean food in Whitehorse. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Caribbean restaurants near you.. Most residents of the far-north territory of Yukon live here in Whitehorse, its capital city. And they'll seize any opportunity to get outside and take in the region's breathtaking wilderness beauty, whether they prefer hunting, angling or cheering on (or participating in) the annual Yukon Quest sled-dog race.
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1. Antoinette's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 469 reviews
Antoinetteâs cuisine is a mix of international flavours with Caribbean infusion. We use traditional, authentic ingredients, enabling our kitchen to hold true to varied and interesting cultural recipes. Our diverse staff comes from the Caribbean, Europe, A
Reviewed By john s
Whitehorse always surprises me with the range of different eating options available in what is actually not that large a city/town. Antoinette's is one of those places that you (or I, at least) wouldn't expect to find just lying around, and I quite enjoyed my dinner there. The staff is attentive and energetic, and excited by both the food and the place they work. The special of the day (a spicy lamb kebab) was as good as they claimed, well cooked and tender, with enough heat to bring you back to the Caribbean. The sound in the dining room bounces around a bit off the hard walls and ceiling, but the atmosphere was upbeat and relaxed. a few items were a bit pricey (salads, mostly), but the food was generally worth what you were paying, I felt.I'd definitely return next time I'm in townThank you for taking the time to share your experience. We do what we can to offer nice food at a good value and stay in business ... unfortunately, we don't have the same food distributor options as Southern Canadian Cities, and most local produce is much more expensive than the grocery stores. Until soon!
2. Antoinette's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 469 reviews
Antoinetteâs cuisine is a mix of international flavours with Caribbean infusion. We use traditional, authentic ingredients, enabling our kitchen to hold true to varied and interesting cultural recipes. Our diverse staff comes from the Caribbean, Europe, A
Reviewed By john s
Whitehorse always surprises me with the range of different eating options available in what is actually not that large a city/town. Antoinette's is one of those places that you (or I, at least) wouldn't expect to find just lying around, and I quite enjoyed my dinner there. The staff is attentive and energetic, and excited by both the food and the place they work. The special of the day (a spicy lamb kebab) was as good as they claimed, well cooked and tender, with enough heat to bring you back to the Caribbean. The sound in the dining room bounces around a bit off the hard walls and ceiling, but the atmosphere was upbeat and relaxed. a few items were a bit pricey (salads, mostly), but the food was generally worth what you were paying, I felt.I'd definitely return next time I'm in townThank you for taking the time to share your experience. We do what we can to offer nice food at a good value and stay in business ... unfortunately, we don't have the same food distributor options as Southern Canadian Cities, and most local produce is much more expensive than the grocery stores. Until soon!
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3. Pickapeppa Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Pickapeppa Restaurant invites you to their establishment. You can get there by car. The neighboring location is memorable for its parks. You may pay by Visa.
Reviewed By frater93
I love Caribbean food. This place delivers on all fronts. A good representative menu, made by hand, with a great owner and staff. Utterly brilliant.
4. Antoinette's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 469 reviews
Antoinetteâs cuisine is a mix of international flavours with Caribbean infusion. We use traditional, authentic ingredients, enabling our kitchen to hold true to varied and interesting cultural recipes. Our diverse staff comes from the Caribbean, Europe, A
Reviewed By john s
Whitehorse always surprises me with the range of different eating options available in what is actually not that large a city/town. Antoinette's is one of those places that you (or I, at least) wouldn't expect to find just lying around, and I quite enjoyed my dinner there. The staff is attentive and energetic, and excited by both the food and the place they work. The special of the day (a spicy lamb kebab) was as good as they claimed, well cooked and tender, with enough heat to bring you back to the Caribbean. The sound in the dining room bounces around a bit off the hard walls and ceiling, but the atmosphere was upbeat and relaxed. a few items were a bit pricey (salads, mostly), but the food was generally worth what you were paying, I felt.I'd definitely return next time I'm in townThank you for taking the time to share your experience. We do what we can to offer nice food at a good value and stay in business ... unfortunately, we don't have the same food distributor options as Southern Canadian Cities, and most local produce is much more expensive than the grocery stores. Until soon!
5. Antoinette's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 469 reviews
Antoinetteâs cuisine is a mix of international flavours with Caribbean infusion. We use traditional, authentic ingredients, enabling our kitchen to hold true to varied and interesting cultural recipes. Our diverse staff comes from the Caribbean, Europe, A
Reviewed By john s
Whitehorse always surprises me with the range of different eating options available in what is actually not that large a city/town. Antoinette's is one of those places that you (or I, at least) wouldn't expect to find just lying around, and I quite enjoyed my dinner there. The staff is attentive and energetic, and excited by both the food and the place they work. The special of the day (a spicy lamb kebab) was as good as they claimed, well cooked and tender, with enough heat to bring you back to the Caribbean. The sound in the dining room bounces around a bit off the hard walls and ceiling, but the atmosphere was upbeat and relaxed. a few items were a bit pricey (salads, mostly), but the food was generally worth what you were paying, I felt.I'd definitely return next time I'm in townThank you for taking the time to share your experience. We do what we can to offer nice food at a good value and stay in business ... unfortunately, we don't have the same food distributor options as Southern Canadian Cities, and most local produce is much more expensive than the grocery stores. Until soon!
