Tundra Inn - Churchill

The Boralis burger seems to be a popular choice in the city and is a reliable option for any meal. The soups of the day were always warming and at least one option was vegan. They were delicious. The Tundra salad was a refreshing change from the hearty dishes, offering some fiber. The cauliflower bites and hummus dips were less exciting, but still satisfying. The vegetarian curry was good, but quite filling. Unfortunately, there were no dessert options other than occasional sorbet. Soft drinks have free refills and are generously sized, making it difficult to finish everything on your own. Breakfast options were a bit limited, mostly consisting of toast and fruit. The chef prepared some vegetables for us, but they were quite oily. Overall, it was a great experience to have this restaurant in Churchill. We did get a bit tired of the menu after 3 days, but that would likely be the case anywhere.

Very impressive. I tried the vegan burger and it was fantastic! It's so nice to finally have good food here!

Having visited all four restaurants in the city, I can confidently say that this is the only one worth going to for vegan food. They offer a delicious Big Board Burger with a homemade Veggie Patty, a tasty Hummus Salad Wrap, and a flavorful Chickpea Curry. The burger, in particular, was exceptionally delicious. They also have a daily vegan soup option. The staff were very attentive to dietary needs.

Out of the four restaurants in town, this is the only one that is worth visiting if you are in search of vegan food. They offer a delicious borealis burger made with a homemade veggie patty, a hummus salad wrap, and a chickpea curry. All of the dishes were delightful, with the burger standing out as a favorite. Additionally, they provide a vegan soup option daily. The staff were very accommodating and considerate of dietary restrictions.

Overall, our experience was excellent. The borealis burger is a popular choice and a reliable option for any meal. The daily soups were delicious and always included at least one vegan option. The Tundra salad was a refreshing change to the hearty dishes. The cauliflower bites and hummus dips were decent, but not as exciting. The vegetarian curry was tasty but quite filling. Unfortunately, the dessert options were limited to sorbet on occasion. Soft drinks had free refills, and the portions were generous, so we ended up sharing several dishes. However, breakfast was a bit disappointing, with few options aside from toast and fruit. The chef did cook some vegetables for us, but they were quite oily. Despite this, we were grateful to have the Tundra Inn in Churchill. After 3 days, we did grow a bit tired of the menu, but that would likely happen anywhere.