Bullock’s Bistro Menu Prices Canada 2026

Bullock’s Bistro menu prices in Canada start at $32 for Whitefish, with Great Slave Cod, Lake Trout and Inconnu at $34, Arctic Char at $49, and Pickerel at market price. Every fish plate comes with home cut fries and fresh house salad. I read the restaurant’s own menu images and its business-managed Tripadvisor menu for the Bullock’s Bistro Yellowknife menu, so the figures here are the ones the restaurant itself prints. And honestly? A 36 seat log cabin on Great Slave Lake, serving fish caught in that same lake, is exactly the kind of place I would drive across town for. Is it cheap? No. Is it the real thing? That is the question this menu answers fast.

What Are Bullock’s Bistro Menu Prices in Canada?

Short answer: fish plates $32 to $49, with Pickerel at market price, Buffalo Ribeye $52, Buffalo Kabob $32, seasonal chowder or stew $15 to $19, sides $1 to $17, and drinks $2 to $13. These Bullock’s Bistro menu prices are in Canadian dollars, from the official menu images on the restaurant’s own website and its business-managed Tripadvisor menu, checked October 27, 2026. One honest note before the tables. The official site posts its menu as images, with no price table in readable text, so the prices below come from those menu images plus the business-managed listing, and both are linked at the bottom of this page. If you like comparing fish and chips before you pick a table, the Brits Fish and Chips menu prices page covers a very different take on the same classic plate.

Our Famous Fish and Chips

First choose your fish, then how you want it: deep fried, open flame grilled, or pan fried. Every plate is served with home cut fries and fresh house salad. All fish is wild caught locally from Great Slave Lake and hand filleted on site. The catch of the day varies, so the server confirms what is available. The Bullock’s Bistro fish and chips Yellowknife plate is the whole reason this place exists, and the Bullock’s Bistro Whitefish price of $32 is the entry point.

Our Other Specialties

The Bullock’s Bistro bison ribeye sits at the top of this table, and it is the priciest plate on the menu. The chowder or stew is seasonal only, so do not count on it in every month. Add fries and salad to the chowder or stew for $5.00.

Sides and Extras

This is the short table that tells you how the extras work. Upgrade the fries on a meal to poutine for $5.00. The Saturday Cinnamon Buns are made from scratch in house, and Saturday is the only day the menu lists them.

Drinks

Drinks stay simple here. Local beer is from NWT Brewing Co., per the menu branding. A bottle of wine has no listed price, so ask the server for availability and price rather than guessing.

Two things I could not price, and I would rather say so than guess. No dessert items appear on either official menu image, apart from the Saturday Cinnamon Buns at $6.00, so no dessert section is printed here. And the reindeer steak and game stews that older reviews remember do not appear on the current official menus either, so they are not listed as current dishes and carry no prices. If a server mentions a game special on the day, that is a day of special, not a menu price I can verify. The menu footnote also asks guests to tell staff about food or gluten allergies, and adds an 18% surcharge for groups of 6 or more.

Bullock’s Bistro Menu Card Canada 2026

Here is the core menu on one card, so you can scan the fish, specialties, sides and drinks fast. It is a render of the current official menu, not a photo of an in-store board, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists. The full list sits in the tables above, since the card shows a selection of those lines. Pickerel shows as market price on the card, just as it does on the official menu.

What Should You Order at Bullock’s Bistro in Yellowknife?

Here is my honest take after reading both official menu images end to end. Start with the Bullock’s Bistro Whitefish price in mind: $32 for the local fish, cooked the way you choose, with fries and salad. That is the plate to judge this kitchen by. Then ask about the catch of the day, because the Bullock’s Bistro Pickerel seasonal plate only shows up when the catch allows, and its market price is set by the day, not by the printed menu. For a different northern fish shack to compare, the Dianne’s Fish Shack menu prices page shows how another Canadian fish spot prices its own catch.

Bullock’s Bistro Bison Ribeye Yellowknife

The Bullock’s Bistro bison ribeye is $52.00, grilled, with sauteed vegetables, cooking sauce, home cut fries and fresh house salad. The Buffalo Kabob at $32.00 is the cheaper way into the bison side of the menu, and it comes with the same fries and salad.

For the main event, the Bullock’s Bistro Arctic Char price of $49 is the splurge fish, and I would save it for the visit where you want the best plate in the room. Lake Trout and Inconnu at $34 give you the Great Slave Lake story for $15 less, and Whitefish at $32 is the smart first visit order. The Bullock’s Bistro Great Slave Lake fish angle is not marketing talk here. The official site says the restaurant has served local wild caught fish from Great Slave Lake for 30 years, and the menu names the lake on the Cod itself. Add the poutine upgrade for $5 if you want the fries to do more work, and keep a $6 Saturday Cinnamon Bun in mind if your visit falls on a Saturday. Short version? Order fish first, bison second, and ask what came in today before you decide anything else.

Is Bullock’s Bistro Worth It in Yellowknife?

Short version: yes, if you go for the fish and you know the bill before you sit down. Bullock’s Bistro menu prices put a proper Yellowknife fish dinner at $32 to $49 for the plate, plus drinks at $2 to $13, and reviewers report totals around $40 to $50 a head with drinks and tip, and $122 for two at lunch in one January 2026 visit. Where I would pause: the $52 Buffalo Ribeye and the $49 Arctic Char are celebration prices, so check your appetite before you order both. Where the value shows up is the portion talk in the reviews. Diners keep saying one plate feeds two, and the homemade bread, sauces and dressings are made in house, which is the kind of detail that makes a $34 plate feel fair. And the $6 fries, $12 poutine and $17 Vegetarian Special give you a cheaper way in if the fish prices make you wince. Just remember the 18% surcharge for groups of 6 or more, because that one lands on the bill whether you budgeted for it or not.

Visiting Bullock’s Bistro in Yellowknife

Bullock’s Bistro is at 3534 Weaver Drive, Yellowknife, NT X1A 2J6, phone (867) 873-3474. The Bullock’s Bistro reservations Yellowknife advice is simple: call, because the official site says reservations are recommended and the room holds only about 36 seats. Hours are Monday to Saturday 11:30 AM to 8:00 PM, closed Sunday, per the official site, which adds that Sunday is when the crew goes fishing. The room itself is a historic log building in Old Town, in business for decades, with an open kitchen and walls and ceiling covered in visitor notes, business cards and memorabilia. Homemade bread and house made sauces show up in review after review, but the restaurant does not promise complimentary bread, and the priced Saturday Cinnamon Buns at $6.00 are the sweet item actually on the menu, so do not arrive expecting free bread as a guarantee. One attributed claim worth repeating carefully: Tripadvisor’s About line for the restaurant repeats a Reader’s Digest claim that it was voted number one in Canada. I am repeating that as Tripadvisor’s claim, not as a verified current award, and no year is given. Cash and cards are not an issue to worry about, since Tripadvisor lists credit cards as accepted, but this is a small, busy room, so arrive early or book by phone and do not expect a fast in and out lunch.

Bullock’s Bistro Menu Prices: FAQ

Final Word on Bullock’s Bistro Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Bullock’s Bistro menu prices put a proper Yellowknife fish dinner at $32 for Whitefish, $34 for Cod, Lake Trout and Inconnu, $49 for Arctic Char, and market price for seasonal Pickerel, with Buffalo Ribeye at $52 for the big-ticket plate and drinks from $2 to $13. Order the fish, ask what came in today, call ahead for a table, and remember the 18% surcharge if your group is 6 or more. Prices last verified: October 27, 2026, from the official menu images and the business-managed Tripadvisor menu for Bullock’s Bistro, 3534 Weaver Drive, Yellowknife. Check before you go, because the catch changes, and nobody wants a surprise at the till they did not see coming.