On a recent cruise, this was the first stop on our Ketchikan port day. While the majority of our…read morefellow cruisers darted for the shore excursions, my wife & I meandered away from the crowd and into town on our town. As this was our first trip to Alaska, we wanted to take our time and enjoy the views. Our ship docked in Ketchikan around 9:00 AM, and we were among the first to disembark. We had a light breakfast on the ship, but were still very hungry by the time we made it here. There were 3 people waiting for food when we ordered, but there was no line at the counter otherwise. My wife ordered the Wild Alaskan Smoked Salmon crepe (adding avocado), while I chose the Monte Cristo. As the crepes were made to order, it did take a while to get our food. After about 20 minutes, the server called my name. We took our order and sat down in front of the pub next door (they were closed), as there wasn't any seating around. We dove into our food as it was hot and fresh. My Monte Cristo was jam-packed (pun intended) with chopped ham and cheese, but with just enough of the raspberry preserves to enrich the flavor of the other ingredients. My wife's crepe was full of salmon, enrobed by the spinach and avocado. We devoured our food very quickly, our appetites satiated and ready for a long day ahead. Later in the afternoon, we ended up walking by this place. By this time, the line was at least a couple dozen patrons long. I'm glad we came early for these delectable treats!

We stopped here for a late lunch yesterday. It was a cold, rainy day, but the crepes were hot and…read morefreshly made. You order at the window and only have to wait a few minutes for your name to be called and your crepe to be delivered. I ordered the Wild Alaska Salmon crepe with avocado. I would have liked a little more salmon in it, but it was a tasty treat that hit the spot. Although there really isn't a place to sit and eat your crepe (except maybe on the curb), you can enjoy it while you stroll through Creek Street. This was a good one. I would definitely eat here again.

One the best places to stop in and get a bite to eat in Ketchikan. If you ever come here, you have…read moreto check them out. The food is amazing, the atmosphere is great, and the people here are amazing. Really feels like you're at home. I had the halibut fish and chips. A must. And make sure you grab dessert, you won't go wrong with any of the options. 10 out of 10.

Stopped in for a quick bite while we were in town after watching the salmon on Creek Street. The…read moreservice was friendly and we were seated quickly. The food was delicious! Their salmon bagel reallllly hit the spot. A great option for a quick bite!

Solid choice if you are looking for a quick, laid back bite while touring Ketchikan. My husband…read moredoesn't eat seafood so we always need options. What struck my interest was the reindeer hot dog! What's cool about this place is you can order from any menu; breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The hot dog is yummy, but a little hard to eat because they cook it open faced, so I ate it with a fork and knife. My husband ordered the blueberry cakes, which were enormous! I'm not much of a pancake girl, but these were scrumptious and made with fresh blueberries. The portions are generous so some items are good to share. It has a classic, laid back diner feel, nothing fancy but very casual and relaxed. Their was only one waitress at the time, but she was friendly and fun and got our food to use quickly.

Hot chocolate is on point. The understood the whipped cream assignment…read more The waffle was good but the strawberry sauce I would have rather been on the side just because I like a little less. But it was still delicious.

On a recent Alaskan cruise, this was our lunch spot during the Ketchikan port day. As it's located…read morein a very busy shopping district and next to the Lumberjack show, this is a popular spot. On a drizzly July day with several cruise ships docked, we waited over 30 minutes during the prime lunch hour to order our food, with the line far outside the door and onto the sidewalk. But the line moves fast and we found seats in the 2nd dining room (there's also outdoor seating weather permitting). The food came quickly, a little over 10 minutes after we ordered. My wife chose the Alaskan Sampler Fish & Chips, with one of each of the 3 fried fish options: Pacific Cod, local Silver Salmon and local Halibut. It also came with a generous portion of fries as well as a side of coleslaw. Of all the fish, the halibut was her favorite. She surprisingly enjoyed the coleslaw, as it was dressed with a house-made vinaigrette and wasn't sweet (like many other places use mayo and relish). There was malt vinegar and ketchup on the tables. My salad had a huge salmon filet covering it, with vinaigrette on the side. It was very filling, and I felt better about myself for choosing a healthier option at port after days of overeating on this cruise. We did order sodas with our meal. There is a self-serve soda fountain with free refills. There is also a small bar inside the dining room where you can order draft beer as well as wine and cocktails.

This is not bad but I don't think their fried fish is as good as their grilled/blackened fish…read morebecause of the oil. The place is located close to the pier so very convenient if you are coming from the cruise lines. The place is popular but they do have enough seating that although you may need to wait a bit you can eventually find seating. It's rustic and a fitting place for the kind of food they serve. The crab is ridiculously overpriced. The fish and chips is also expensive but at least you get to pick the fish between salmon, cod or halibut. The breading is slightly thick for my liking but my main problem has to do with the oil. I usually prefer fresher oil. The food is ok. I think the blackened salmon is probably the best bet for most of the items they offer such as the rice bowls or the tacos. You order first and then you get seating. They clean up quickly so if you wait for a table you don't have to wait long. Overall it's a food tourist spot that has overly expensive food but not bad enough to avoid. They have a patio and the interior is rustic fish house style.

Easily the best Food of our Alaskan Cruise!…read more After wasting time and money at one of the crab restaurants on the island we were still hungry as we waited for our shuttle. We saw this taco spot and figured we'd give it a shot. We ordered the blackened shrimp tacos and garlic butter scallop tacos, served with chips and mango salsa, and both were incredible. We're from Southern California and have had our fair share of seafood tacos -- these were some of the best! The chowder had great flavor and the mocha iced coffee hit the spot too. Great sized beer too. We were rushing to make our shuttle, and they got everything out quickly enough for us to enjoy our meal and still make it on time. Skip the long crab lines and tourist prices and head to Berth 4 instead. Great food, fair prices, indoor and outdoor seating. Foodie approved and highly recommend!

Nestled right outside one of the cruise piers is Timber and Tide. We stopped here based on the…read morerecommendation from a tour guide. When we arrived, the place wasn't crowded. The menu had a few overwhelming choices. I landed on a fish sandwich, a fish taco, and seafood chowder - I could not finish everything. All of the food was really good, but the halibut sandwich stood out. The fish was tasty and had just the right amount of batter. The staff were very friendly and the food did not take long. The only thing I will call out is the place is pretty pricey -- but I'm not surprised since it is a touristy area. Overall - I liked the place.

Salmon market was by far my favorite place as my family and I did our own unofficial walking tour…read morethrough town. There are a lot of great things to see in other places, but this is the best place for a cup of coffee and by far the best place that we encountered to buy local smoked salmon and other Alaska delicacies to cram into our suit cases and take back home with us. We got two types of salmon, some pickled seaweed salad, and I don't even remember what else, with the initial intention of sharing these as souvenirs with people we love. Now that I'm home and thinking about my decision to get these things away, I just might keep everything for myself because the salmon that we tasted while we were there was spectacular and I think I love it more than people! I'm definitely a fan and I don't know if I will ever be in that part of the world again but if I am, l'll stock up on their smoked salmon's and other treats. Oh! By the way! I got to sample the reindeer sausage and I just might go back and get some because for a reason that escapes me, I didn't buy it when I had the chance.

How did I ever waste a meal experience at this tourist trap food stall. The Salmon Market is also…read moreowned by the guy in stall #3 who is also less than friendly. They only sell 3 food items. Salmon spread on a bagel, lox on a bagel, and a lox flatbread. All very over priced for the 2oz. portion size. THE PICTURES ON THE WALLS LOOK NOTHING LIKE WHAT YOU PAY FOR! Absolute rip off for portion size and price. Walk a half block around the corner and you will find some real gems for a local meal. Skip this place!

went here for breakfast right when our cruise ship arrived. great spot with a great view!read more

The food is amazing. The room is really wonderful. We were there for a transition to our fishing…read moreresort. Everything was lined up beautifully an amazing beautiful bar as well. Really classy place.

First greeted by the hostess to seat us. Place was full and very nice and clean. Casual atmosphere…read moreand you were able to hear each other's voices. We both enjoyed the halibut fish and chips which were amazing! Definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Ketchikan Alaska!

I just ran across my pictures, thought I would put my thoughts up for people…read more My wife got the Boston clam chowder bowl. I got the prime rib melt and we shared the mac & cheese bites. The food was very good. I wish somebody had told me they had a 3% surcharge in the restaurant. When I asked the server what it was for he couldn't really say. He said it wasn't stated when we sat down so I don't think they can charge us. Please remove it. He said there's no way to remove it. Food pretty good, service decent extra charges that nobody knows about not acceptable. Period because of that I would give this place a three instead of four stars. At least you know now if you decide to go try them.