Between southern Thunder Bay's confusing haze of wide-set freeways and boxy mega-marts lies one of the town's best dining options. Caribou's facade is somewhat misleading, reeking of franchise banality; the inside is filled with attentive touches such as white-clothed tables and designer stemware. The menu ranges from wood-oven pizza to seafood in spicy Creole sauce and oven-baked Arctic char.
Caribou Restaurant & Wine Bar
Northern Ontario
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