Cafe Balzam is simple French
cuisine, mostly crepes, which are not so common in the North. At Café
balzam, crepes are made using sourdough (regular) or gluten-free batters."
90% of the dishes and desserts are completely made-in-house.
The restaurant holds a liquor licence for serving beer, cider and wine
and offer a a great variety of beverages, including many Yukon Brewery
local products. Hard liquors such as whiskey, rum or vodka are not available.
If you plan to go for a soak after your dinner, please note that no alcohol
is allowed under any circumstances in the Takhini Hot Pools.
Café Balzam is open-year round, only closing for a couple weeks to
do seasonal maintenance in the spring and fall. If you plan to come
for dinner, please call or visit the website to make sure the restaurant
will be open, as it is NOT open 7 days a week! Do not call or email
the two RV Gypsies. They have nothing to do with this restaurant or
any restaurant mentioned on this website! And anything on this website
that the two RV Gypsies do not control, is subject to change at anytime.
The deck is usually open about 4 - 5 months a year, between May and September. In
the wintertime, it can be opened for special events. The two RV Gypsies
tried their specialty - the hamburger crepe and were not impressed -
see the 4 photos below. |
