Lunch was served at Ivar’s Salmon House, a beautiful cedar replica of a Northwest Indian Longhouse, complete with an open-pit Native American-style barbecue for preparing succulent alder-smoked dishes. We had lunch in a setting filled with Northwest coast native art, décor and historical photographs. David R. Boxley and David A. Boxley, internationally known Tshimshian artists and culture bearers who welcomed the bus tour with song and storytelling. They were a real highlight to our day! The buffet included crab cakes, calamari and grilled prawns for appetizers and alder-grilled Coho salmon and alder-grilled chicken for entrees. The service and atmosphere was excellent!
David A. Boxley and David R. BoxleyHere is the link for information about Ivar's Restaurants
http://www.ivars.net/
http://www.ivars.net/
Also, check out this link about Ivar Haglund, founder of Ivar's Restaurants
http://ivars.net/index.php?page=history_ivar-haglund
Here are some sites for more information about David R. and David A. Boxley
David A. Boxley www.davidboxley.com
David R. Boxley http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_R._Boxley
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