Titan Tavern & Geek Shop Menu Prices Canada 2026

Titan Tavern menu prices run from $1.50 to $25.49 in Canadian dollars. Burgers are $18.49 to $25.49, the poutine is $12.49, and the loaded poutine is $16.99. That is the short answer. The full verified menu is in the tables below. I have not eaten here myself. I read the full brand-managed DoorDash store menu for the Whitehorse shop on November 6, 2026, and this page uses only the prices from that one fresh read. The brand publishes no official price table of its own, so I say that plainly. A geek tavern at the back of a board-game shop, with Friday-night card tournaments and a poutine people keep voting the best in the Yukon. Keep reading.

What Are Titan Tavern Menu Prices in Canada?

Titan Tavern Whitehorse menu prices are the verified prices in the tables on this page, in Canadian dollars, from $1.50 for a sauce addition to $25.49 for the Titan Burger. Every named item from the fresh DoorDash store menu read is priced below: burgers, wraps and chicken, poutine and fries, drinks and extras. Here is the honest part, up front. No official website and no official menu page with a price table could be found for this brand, and no official price table exists. The prices below come from the DoorDash store page for Titan Tavern & Geek Shop, 3121 3rd Avenue, Whitehorse, read in full on November 6, 2026. DoorDash is a delivery listing. It is not the official site, and I am not calling it one. Delivery prices may differ from in-store prices, so check in store before you go. For another poutine menu to weigh up first, the Smoke’s Poutinerie menu prices page covers a poutine chain with a much longer poutine list and a different price logic.

Five burgers, and the names are the whole joke. Muggle, Chocobo, Sauron, Bowser. If you grew up on Harry Potter, Final Fantasy, Lord of the Rings and Mario, you will smile before you even order. The Muggle Burger Whitehorse price is $18.49, and it is the cheapest burger on the menu: a 5.33 oz beef patty with lettuce, tomato, dill pickle, mayo, mustard and BBQ sauce. The Chocobo Burger, chicken, is $18.99. Sauron is $19.99. Bowser is $20.99. Then the Titan Burger jumps to $25.49. That is a big jump. Seven dollars over the Bowser, and the menu read gives no build details for it, so I am not inventing a description. Is the Titan Burger Whitehorse price worth it? Only if you are properly hungry and you want the biggest thing on the board. For most people, the Muggle at $18.49 is the sensible order. Honestly, the naming is doing a lot of the work here, and I am fine with that. A burger called Sauron tastes better because of the name. That is just true.

Three chicken items, and the Chocobo theme keeps going. The Golden Chocobo Wrap is $21.49, the dearest thing on the menu after the Titan Burger. Chocobo Strips are $15.49. Tender chicken in golden crispy breading, served with a dip. Chocobo Wings, half a pound, are $14.99, the cheapest chicken item here. Short section. Simple choice. I would take the wings if I was snacking between games, and the strips if I wanted something to share. The wrap at $21.49 is a meal on its own, and it costs more than three of the five burgers, so know that before you pick it.

Here is the heart of it. The Titan Tavern Whitehorse poutine is $12.49: crisp fries, warm gravy, cheese curds. And the Titan Tavern Geek Shop poutine price that people actually search for is the loaded one, $16.99, with bacon, a sour cream drizzle and chives on top of the classic. This poutine was ranked number one in a What’s Up Yukon quest to find the region’s ultimate poutine, per the DoorDash item description, and lovefood.com names it Yukon’s best poutine. Search best poutine Whitehorse Yukon and this little tavern is the name that keeps coming up. That is a bold claim for a board-game shop in Whitehorse. But the price is honest. Twelve forty-nine for a poutine that people call the best in the territory. The loaded version at $16.99 is four fifty more, and in my opinion it is worth it if you like bacon and sour cream on your fries. Greek Fries are $12.99. Plain fries are $6.99, the cheapest side with a name on the menu. Onion rings are $8.49. Mozza sticks are $11.49. One more honest note. The Angry Chocobo Poutine shows up as a customer favourite on review listings, but no price for it could be confirmed on the current DoorDash menu, so no price is printed for it here. I am not guessing it.

Drinks and extras close the menu, and the cheapest verified item on the whole page is here. A sauce addition is $1.50. Bottle water is $1.99. A pop can is $2.99, and a 500ml pop is $3.99. Red Bull is the pricey one: $5.35 for the 250ml can and $8.25 for the 473ml. That is more than the fries, which still surprises me. A small thing worth saying about the prices themselves. Older DoorDash crawls show lower figures for this menu. Those are old numbers, and they are not printed here. This page uses only the latest crawl, from around October 30, 2026, and nothing older. No dessert prices could be captured either. A desserts section exists on the DoorDash menu, but no item prices were captured in the crawl, so no dessert table is printed here. I will not invent one.

Titan Tavern & Geek Shop Menu Card Canada 2026

Here are the verified prices on one card, so you can scan burgers, wraps and chicken, poutine and fries, and drinks and extras fast. It is a render of the verified brand-managed DoorDash store menu, not a photo of an in-store board, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists and the brand publishes no price table. Only items whose name and price both appear in the fresh read are shown. Delivery prices may differ from in-store prices.

What Should You Order at Titan Tavern in Whitehorse?

My pick, after reading the whole verified menu, is the Muggle Burger at $18.49 with a Loaded Poutine at $16.99 on the side. Thirty-five forty-eight, before tax and tip, for the cheapest burger and the loaded poutine, the two things this place is known for. The Titan Tavern Whitehorse menu prices make that pairing easy, because the burgers and the poutines are both priced plainly and there is no hidden third section to decode. For another burger menu to compare, the Big Smoke Burger menu prices page covers a burger chain with a different range of burgers and prices. Start with the Muggle if you want the classic build. Start with the poutine if you want the dish people vote the best in the Yukon. Either way, order the loaded poutine. Bacon, sour cream drizzle and chives for four fifty over the classic is the deal I keep coming back to.

Titan Tavern Loaded Poutine Whitehorse

Titan Tavern loaded poutine Whitehorse: $16.99 in Canadian dollars, classic poutine plus bacon, sour cream drizzle and chives. The classic poutine is $12.49. Prices from the brand-managed DoorDash store menu read November 6, 2026. Delivery prices may differ from in-store prices.

And the board-game angle? Honestly, that is half the reason to go. Titan Tavern is a taproom and kitchen at the back of a shop selling board games and collectables, with Friday-night Magic card tournaments. Titan Tavern board games Whitehorse is a real part of the visit, not a gimmick on the sign. Order the wings at $14.99 between games, or the strips at $15.49 to share. And one more thing worth saying about the gaps. No dessert prices, no Angry Chocobo Poutine price, and no Titan Burger build details could be verified, so those are left out rather than guessed. The menu is short. Five burgers, three chicken items, six poutine and fries items, six drinks and extras. That is the whole verified menu, and knowing its size is part of knowing the place. Go hungry. Start with the poutine, and leave room for a burger with a silly name.

Visiting Titan Tavern & Geek Shop in Whitehorse, Yukon

The Titan Tavern 3rd Avenue Whitehorse address is 3121 3rd Avenue, Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 1E6, Canada. The phone number listed for the shop is (867) 668-5750. That comes from a Restaurantji listing updated October 14, 2026. I am not printing opening hours as fact, because no hours were found in any fresh read. Check hours before you go. DoorDash shows 4.7 out of 5 from more than 200 reviews for the Whitehorse shop, which is a strong number for a small northern tavern. For another poutine menu to compare prices with, the Poutineville menu prices page covers a poutine-first shop with a different menu and a different price range. Do not mix this shop up with Titans Tavern in Tea, South Dakota, a different business with a similar name and US dollar prices, or with Titanic Cafe in Australia. Every price on this page belongs to Titan Tavern & Geek Shop, 3121 3rd Avenue, Whitehorse, Yukon, only. Go hungry. Start with the poutine, and stay for a game.

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Final Word on Titan Tavern Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Titan Tavern menu prices give you a short Whitehorse menu with a clear shape: burgers at $18.49 to $25.49, with the Muggle Burger at $18.49 and the Titan Burger at $25.49, wraps and chicken at $14.99 to $21.49, poutine and fries at $6.99 to $16.99, with the classic poutine at $12.49 and the loaded poutine at $16.99, and drinks and extras at $1.50 to $8.25. Start with the Muggle Burger at $18.49. Try the Loaded Poutine at $16.99 if you want the dish people call the best poutine in the Yukon. And check in store before you go, because these are delivery-listing prices, no official price table exists, no hours could be verified, and the dessert prices, the Angry Chocobo Poutine price and the Titan Burger build details could not be confirmed, so those are left out rather than guessed. That is the Titan Tavern menu prices picture: verified figures only, gaps stated plainly, no guesses. Prices last verified: November 6, 2026, from the brand-managed DoorDash store menu for Titan Tavern & Geek Shop, 3121 3rd Avenue, Whitehorse, Yukon. Check before you go, because menus move, and nobody wants a surprise at the till they did not see coming.