A "cafe" where visitors can experience traditional Haida cuisine and food preparation. Our "cafe" exemplifies the importance of food to the Haida - the importance of our lands and waters that provides bounty for our ceremonial feasts where the Haida generously share their food.

The Eating House includes:

• A food prep/cook area that is visually accessible
• A glass front that opens to an extended cedar deck for eating outside and enjoying the panoramic view of Skidegate Inlet
• A salmon barbeque area and traditional steam pit outside

The Eating and Performing House facilities are located in the same longhouse.