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Sundog Trading Post

Panini and ice cream.

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Wildcat Café
Features a different menu every year, depending on which local restaurant wins the contract to run it. Relaxed dining with shared tables in a Gold Rush atmosphere. It was built in 1937. It is a popular eatery and tourist attraction, operating in the summer only, in one of the city's oldest buildings.
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Old Town Glassworks
3510 McDonald Drive
Tue-Fri noon-5:30PM, Sat noon-4:30PM
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Pilots Monument
Sitting on top of a hill in the Old Town, this monument gives tribute to bush pilots who opened up Northwest Territories, delivered food & medicine and transported people.
Open 24 hours
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Bullock's Bistro
Relaxed, cramped, extra-casual bar and restaurant in circa 1930s cabin. The menu features fish, game, and salads. The fish is as fresh as this morning, and the seemingly hectic grill manages to produce fine results with it. Big portion size. Don't expect anything fancy in service or presentation, but you'll enjoy the lively and authentic atmosphere. Make sure your wallet is well-stocked before coming: a simple plate of fish and chips and a bottle of self-serve beer costs between $40 and $50.
Mon-Sat 11:30AM-8PM, closed Sun