A grilled chicken breast brushed with teriyaki, laid under bacon and melted cheese, on a bun dressed with lettuce, tomato and mayo. It is the handheld we sell most at lunch — big enough to keep you going, light enough that you can still get back on the trail or the water afterwards.
Not everybody wants a beef patty, and the Grilled Chicken Burger is why regulars stop asking for one. A whole chicken breast goes on the grill, gets a brush of teriyaki, then bacon and cheese melt over the top before it is built on a bun with lettuce, tomato and mayo.
The teriyaki is what makes it — a little sweet and salty against the smoke off the grill and the bacon. Add crinkle cut or homemade fries and it becomes the standard lunch order for travellers coming through Seven Sisters Falls on Provincial Road 307.
Grilled chicken breast topped with teriyaki, bacon and melted cheese, on a bun dressed with lettuce, tomato and mayo. Cooked when you order it, not held on a warmer, so the bacon is still crisp and the cheese is still going soft when it reaches you.
Add homemade fries, or turn the fries into a Classic Poutine if you want gravy and cheese with it. Feeding a crowd on the way to the lake? A homemade Mexican Pizza travels well alongside a few burgers. Call (204) 348-3106 to order ahead, or check the rest of the handhelds on our menu page.
Stayed at the motel
“Having the restaurant right on site is a big plus. Good food, friendly service and a hot meal without having to get back in the truck and drive anywhere.”
Paraphrased from a 5-star Tripadvisor review
Reviewed on Restaurant Guru
“Had lunch in the restaurant and was very pleased with the meal. Solid homestyle cooking — easily one of the top places to eat in Seven Sisters Falls.”
Paraphrased from a 5-star Restaurant Guru review
Aggregated map listing review
“Stopped in for pizza and casual fare. A cosy small-town spot with friendly staff, good value and food that beat our expectations for a roadside motel restaurant.”
Paraphrased from a 4.5-star map listing review
We are on Provincial Road 307 in Seven Sisters Falls, Manitoba — minutes from the Manitoba Hydro Seven Sisters Generating Station and on the way to Whiteshell Provincial Park.