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Churchill

Churchill is a community North of 53 in Manitoba, best known as the polar bear capital of the world, and only slightly less known as the beluga capital of the world. For a multi-purpose capital, though, it's very small, with a permanent population of only 870 people (2021), who live on the shore of Hudson Bay, the bank of the Churchill River, and just past the treeline of the boreal forest.

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  1. EatCanadian restaurant

    Lazy Bear Café

    Cosy restaurant in the Lazy Bear Lodge, the only place in town with an espresso machine. Good selection of sandwiches. No alcohol.

    Jun-Sep: 7AM-9PM daily; Oct-Nov 6AM-9PM daily$15-40

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    The Reef

    The Seaport Hotel's restaurant has an excellent traditional breakfast, and quite good lunch and dinner. It's pretty quiet, and does tend to attract more tourists than locals, but don't let that discourage you—this is a solid option with really nice servers and a full bar. This is the only restaurant in town that is open year round.

    Mon-Sat 7AM-10PM, Sun 8AM-10PM$15-35

  3. Eat

    Tundra Inn Pub & Lounge

    Breakfast is available only in bear season, and it's a pretty simple buffet (i.e., the other two restaurants have better breakfast). But dinner here is excellent, with some local oddities rolled into a menu of hearty carb-hugs, much needed at the end of a cold day. As the Tundra Lounge is next door, they have good beer and cocktails. No lunch.

    Jun-Sep: Tue-Sat 4PM-midnight; Oct-Nov 6AM-midnight daily$20-40

  4. EatCanadian restaurant

    Ptarmigan

    26 Franklin St