Coyote's Family Steakhouse

My first visit to Yellowknife is a wonderful journey. One of the reasons is we met so many nice people in this city. This Steakhouse has a very special name, we found it on the Google map. Very good service and good food. It seems that all customers were enjoying their food..... The Captain, I think he is the owner greeted every customer and took the order, very friendly and sincere . We got 2 free salad and also 2 big desserts for the celebration of my sister. This is the restaurant you should visit if you are in Yellowknife.

So I came here with a small group of business associates based upon a local's recommendation. So glad that I ate here. So glad that I went back for a second time, my last night in Yellowknife. Gotta make sure that your last supper is AMAZING! Boy was it amazing! Staff is extremely friendly. Owner, who is also the primary server, makes you feel welcomed and appreciated. Food is well prepared and on point! All prices very reasonable for North and South of 60. While they appear to have a typical steakhouse menu, things are locally sourced where possible and have a local twist. Rib eye is bison, bread is bannock, seafood chowder is arctic char. They even paired up with the local brewery to create their own pilsner. This restaurant is heavily involved in supporting community and local youth groups. Specific menu items are tied to local fundraising efforts making everything a win-win. Good food and you are supporting a local cause. With their menu combined with supporting local programs, they bring "buy local" and "buy Canadian " to a whole new level. Love it! The next time that I am in Yellowknife, Coyotes will be on my list of places to eat. Perhaps I should shut up and keep this jewel of Yellowknife to myself.

This is a place in Yellowtown where you can enjoy delicious, high-quality food. The plate, featuring buffalo steak and salmon steak, is generous and serves up a variety of local specialties. It's not too salty and delicious. It seems like a popular spot for tourists seeking to see the aurora.