After just being in Juneau's location, I had to visit Harbor Mountain Sitka. I got there the long…read moreway, meandering through the totem loop trail in the National historic park, but you can just go behind the bridge past the visitor center and get there very quickly. This location is roomier with a nice big bench table by the door. We did a couple flights and got a turkey sandwich which was a surpisng highlight. They didn't quite have a spruce tip ale that I was hoping for but their lager hit the spot. They also have some nice art so I came away with one of their cool deer hoodies. When in Alaska! They also have a Mexican and seafood truck just outside that you can order from and bring in. 10/10 recommend doing the trails and then stopping here for a pint and a snack!

Solid place to stop in to grab a beer. Cute little brewery with tons of seating very very family…read morefriendly. My favorite beer here is called the bud breaker, but they also have a bunch of other craft beers that you would enjoy. Their seasoned fries were awesome. They spice some with old bay. Stop on by if you're visiting

For a restobar in Sitka, it'll do. Lots of draft and drink specials and great pizza…read more Food was fresh! Drinks were cold. Beautiful view. Floor was slippery lol. Service was eh but they are younger kids working in the summer... who even wants to do that. Definitely a must visit when at the ports.

Located within walking distance of our hotel in Sitka Alaska…read more I had the $15 biscuits and gravy, a large portion with shredded potatoes on the side. If I had to do it over again I would have ordered the standard sausage and eggs. My wife had the $15 mushroom omelette with toast and shredded potatoes on the side. Portions were decent,but the real reason for coming here was the v view. Large windows with a 180° panoramic view of the harbor waterway.

If a port on your Alaskan cruise you have to make it in the amazing little bar. Order a duck fart…read moreand a draft. Do not forget to leave your dollar on the wall. Just a cool relaxing experience!!

Typical fun bar in Sitka, Alaska. The service was friendly…read moreand helpful. The place is adorned with dollar bills. They even have sharpies for you to write on your bill. They don't serve food but you can bring food in to eat.

Warm service; lovely view right over the Sitka channel; drab food, I'm pretty sure my seafood…read morechowder was just canned soup with bits of overcooked salmon in it. And it is expensive, 38$ for fish and chips, which were ok but not worth that price.

It wasn't even OK. $25 for a partial overcooked waffle with two eggs and bacon. Really not worth…read moreit. There was no one in the front when I went there and I was getting ready to walk out when they finally came in.

The fish and chips... probably the best I have had. The food came out hot and full of awesomeness…read more Great staff and man were they quick. I like the atmosphere. The tables near the windows kinda place you close to other people, but if you drink enough of the beer... it's all good.

We were looking for a good Halibut burger so chose Bayview Pub. They have a good selection of beers…read moreand food and took a seat at the bar. We ordered a couple of beers as well as the seafood chowder and a Halibut sandwich. The price can be a bit high but the halibut was cooked perfectly. The staff are very friendly and answered all of our questions.

This was one of the local bars we were taken to on our Alaskan cruise excursion…read more This bar is a fisherman's bar and you can tell by the vibes that it really does give off that fisherman's vibe. There are plenty of windows that brings that outside natural light so this is not your dark and gloomy dive bar. There are also tons of pictures of many of the Fishermen who have came to visit this bar. There is a cool tradition here that if you ring the big bell that they have you have to buy everyone in that drink a bar. Cool enough one of the people in our tour rang the bell and it was exciting to see. You are then given a rain check token that you can save for your next visit or use right there and then. We used one and kept one as a souvenir. Also there is a liquor store connected to the bar where I'm sure locals come to stock up on their alcohol and tobacco. Overall it was a nice spot that really does feel like this is a locals only/fisherman's bar.

Dive bar with terrible vibes, but it's nice that it's open late and has one of the very few liquor…read morestores in town.

I won't lie, they weren't the fastest but it was definitely the kitchen not the waitstaff. I…read morewouldn't suggest eating here if you're strapped for time but on a cold, rainy day like we had it was a nice respite from the elements. My husband had the fried Halibut and chips and he said it was excellent. Not fishy in the slightest and it was indeed a speciality like they said. I had a burger (I know, I know), since I'm not a huge fish fan and honestly zero complaints other than the bun was toasted a bit too much. It was tough and crunchy but the burger itself was juicy and well seasoned. Our waitress was nice and informative. Solid lunch spot.

We chose Cold Water when coming off the ship in Sitka because it seemed to have plenty of seating…read morefor a larger group and we were on a time schedule. We were started quickly and drink orders were taken along with appetizer orders. When it was time to get entrees is when stuff started slowing down. We waited quite a bit of time for our meals, which I suppose is to be expected where cruise ships are docking! Food was fine, not bad, not great. I had the fried chicken sandwich with fries. It was a large portion, I did not end up finishing. Overall it was a decent meal and the prices were fair. Service was friendly. Our server had a crowd to help and was very nice throughout our meal. I also had a coffee that included some type of alcohol but unfortunately I can't recall the type. There's a lot of options in Sitka for lunch but the convenience and size of the Cold Water drew us in. It was fine as I said, but if you have more time, I'm sure there's better options.

Decent fish and chips side of cooked veggies and a piece of broiled salmon. Everything was tasty!read more

Fairly disappointed by this place. The crab linguine was just okay. The whole menu is so expensive,…read moreand as much as I wanted to order $70 halibut...I'm glad I didn't because even my $32 crab linguine was only okay. My partner got the Diablo Shrimp and said he'd give it 3.5 stars. The service was okay. Nothing near what I want to see from a place with prices like this. I'm glad I tried it while I was in town, but I won't be back here. If you want Italian seafood, give it a try, but I'll pass in the future. There are many better places to dine.

Channel Club might have a good reputation but not in my recent experience. Prices were high for…read morewhat we were served. Food presentation was poor, for example a steak was just solo on a plate. A little garnish would have helped as vegetable and potato sides were extra. Salads were equally unimpressive, mixed salad was Costco type greens (only 2 varieties), one cherry tomato and a few slices of string red onion, no offer of ground pepper, no croutons, etc. The Caesar salad had very light green Romaine lettuce that looked unappealing. Disappointing. There could be a connection with local greens providers for a great local salad as other local restaurants have done. Starter bread was good and we did not get deserts. I won't be returning, sorry! Service was good at first but then we were bypassed for other tables when we needed more water or wine. Beautiful location and interior.

This place is awesome. Service was attentive and not rushed. The view is spectacular. The food…read moremay be the best on the island. Having spent the day fishing, we went for the cook your catch meal. The chef prepared our rockfish in two different ways and added some of their famous and delicious white king salmon. The soup, a curried coconut halibut chowder was fantastic, and the Halibut Olympia was out of this world.