Apollo Restaurant

Pros: The service we received and hospitality we received was absolutely incredible, warm and…read moreinviting. Our waitress was helpful and attentive Cons: the food was average at best. My son ordered the chicken and waffles- he said the waffles were good but the chicken, tho well fried was completely lacking seasoning My partner ordered the buttermilk fried chicken entree with mashed potatoes and he had the same sentiment- no seasoning and also added that it was a boneless chicken thigh, and the texture was also off putting. I ordered the Alfredo pasta with a bay shrimp add on and the clam chowder- both were okay, my main complaints being that my food was lukewarm while the chicken that my son and partner ordered were steaming hot- the chowder was very well seasoned and flavorful- but also very thick and I got a clam that was gritty. Not a terrible place to eat, their hospitality was great... but also idk if I would go back if given the choice. Based on past reviews, we prob should have ordered burgers.

I was hungry and it's my day off so I walked over to this spot. I was here last week but I'm I…read morejust checked in. LOL! Today I remembered to do all the things including take pictures of my food. I walked in and was seated immediately, I chose to sit at the bar because it's just easier and the chairs all have better cushion. After seeing another patron eating a burger i decided to order one too! Great choice. I had the jalapeño burger with bacon jam and man was it delicious. The burger was a perfect medium well, the brioche bun was perfectly toasted, the white cheddar cheese was the perfect complement to the slightly sweet bacon jam, the bacon was crispy, Smokey and not greasy. The only complaint was the slice of tomato that is out of season and tasteless. I mean it is Alaska after all. My seafood chowder which I paid an additional $4.00 for a cup was okay but whatever, the burger made up for it. All in all it was a great experience and delicious meal. Because it was the middle of the afternoon on a weekday, the place wasn't as packed and noisy as it can be sometimes. The ambiance was super relaxed today so I sat and ate inside. If you are ever in Seward, check this place out.

Bar/seating area

Halibut Ceviche

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Seward Brewing

3.7(360 reviews)

0.1 mi

Came here for dinner while on vacation-- we were a group of 4. The place is open, welcoming and…read morevery brewery-esk. The menu has a good variety of options. We ordered a variety of different items and everything was pretty bland. Unfortunately the beers were also just ok.

We stopped in here after camping in Seward. It is very big, lots of seating and very kid friendly…read more Our service greeted us promptly and was very nice. We ordered a couple apps and a meal each. I thought the food tasted amazing. The French fry appetizer (cannot remember what it was called) was the best cheesy French fries I've ever had!! I was super impressed with the food. It was a little pricy though! The beer list was very small, considering that it's a brewery. I was disappointed there was no sour or fruity beer on tap. I would definitely come back here again with the family. Thank you Seward brewing!

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Two Brother’s Roadhouse

4.4(55 reviews)

30.4 mi

After a day of hiking and exploring the area we were starving - and had zero desire to cook at our…read morenearby campsite. So we stopped by to grab some pizza on our way back - and let me tell you, it's legit. The place is basic side of the road/we know we have no competition/it is what it is vibes but the staff is super friendly, it's clean inside and out (despite its appearance from the road) and the food is great. I had the veggie pizza. It was fresh, all the topping tasted like they'd actually be chopped that day at that place. The sauce was homemade and I feel like the dough was as well. Dough to sauce to veggie ratio was on point. I'm not sure what more you could ask for. My husband had the jalapeño popper pizza and truly, almost nothing has made me wish I wasn't a vegetarian like that pizza for. It smelled amazing! And he loved it, so clearly it was a winner as well. For a roadside joint - you can't go wrong here!

Lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Good pizza and nachos and friendly staff. You order at the…read morecounter when you first enter and the servers bring your food to your table

Across the street from Cooper Creek Campground

Pulled Pork Sandwich

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Burl pillars. So authentically Alaskan!

Resurrection Roadhouse

3.3(120 reviews)

3.6 mi

•$$$

Walked in on a sunny Monday evening (sunset at 12am!). It was busy but wait time was just 5 minutes…read morebefore getting seated. The Alaskan interior had a modern feel. On the walls hung artwork by Alaskan artists. Had great views of the mountains while dining. Service was great. Our server knew the menu very well and answered all our questions. Food was very good. They were all presented and arranged carefully and were very visually appealing. Alaskan salmon was Japanese inspired with contrasting textures of crunchy breaded broccolini and soft carrots and potatoes, aioli glaze and unagi sauce. Halibut sandwich had generous parts of the fish. It had rosemary flavor with little kick. The veggies had some sweet flavor in them. Summertime cake was soft pound cake with strawberry sauce and candied orange. Good for sharing. Because our experience was very good, we went back the following morning for breakfast. Breakfast buffet was offered. American breakfast was hearty. It had two eggs, yummy potatoes, sausage (or bacon), and toast. Eggs benedict was good too. Our server Alma was friendly. We had great experience here - food, ambiance, and service.

We went here for dinner since Salmon Baked House was already closed for the season. Like most…read moreplaces in Seward, it's on the pricey side--halibut was around $36, which seems pretty standard here. I got the halibut and loved it--perfectly cooked, super meaty, tender, and flavorful. The mashed potatoes and Brussels sprouts on the side were also delicious. My husband had the sockeye salmon with rice and Brussels sprouts. He really enjoyed it, though I wasn't a big fan of the rice. Our server was super friendly too and we loved the "high-end" ambiance. Perhaps it's considered a fine dining?

Dine with mountain and valley views

Halibut

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Resurrection Roadhouse bar with 16 beers on tap

Klondike Pizzeria

3.0(48 reviews)

My hubby wanted a slice of pizza and we were strategically going by this place near our hotel. He…read moreordered medium pepperoni pizza and I wandered over to the fish place right next door. More on that later! The pizza arrived when he was half way through his first beer. It looked terrific and he waited a bit for it to cool down, and the first bite he took was good. Not great, but mind you we're from Jersey, the land of absolutely great pizza, so this was passable. Now to my fish story - I didn't want any pit, so I inquired if they had fresh rockfish, which I had the night before. The chef said yes, took my order, and even brought it out to me in the pizza area. It was sheer perfection on my plate!! The two pieces of rockfish were lightly breaded and pan fried til done, with fries on the side. Who knew fish perfection could be just next door!! The owners appeared hard working friendly individuals who went out of their normal way to make two friends over a small weekday dinner. We will never pass by this place without stopping by again, if life should bring us there.

The guy behind the counter was a nice Jamaican fella but the pizza is barely ok and probably 2.5…read morestars. I wish they made it a unique Alaska pizza with reindeer sausage instead of generic Italian. It is an easy pass unless you are really desperate for a slice.

Sausage onion and pepper pizza.

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Alaska Seafood Grill

3.1(164 reviews)

My absolute favorite place to grab a bite to eat after getting off the boat working all day or just…read moregetting a bite to eat after doing nothing most the day. Always the best customer service and super friendly staff 10/10 would recommend!

We stopped by here after an 8.5-hour cruise--it's super convenient since it's right across from the…read moreharbor where the cruises dock. Prices lean toward the higher side for a casual establishment though that seems to be the norm in Seward. For comparison, I paid about the same for fish and chips at another nice restaurant nearby the night before. A heads-up: the fish here is fried with panko breading, so if you're (like me) expecting New Zealand-style or classic English beer-battered this might not hit the mark. The fries were excellent tho and the seafood chowder was the real star--rich, flavorful, and loaded with salmon chunks. Would I order the fish and chips again? Probably not. But I'd definitely come back just for seafood chowder!!

Fish and chips - 3 piece salmon. Two panko fried and one grilled.

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The Crab Shack

1.7(36 reviews)

Absolutely disgusting and worst food in Alaska so far…read more Burger was wrong to start but I could have dealt with that. But the amount of grease that came off was utterly disgusting. It was so much that the entire bottom part of the Tray filled up and all fries were sloppy and inedible. It was a $15 dollar burger. I expect better. Gross and will not come back. Ever.

good griefonly two pieces of bacon in the blt wrap. Workers were rude and eerie. Expensive. There's…read morea reason why the dining area is always empty, locals know this place sucks and tourists are the only ones willing to accidentally eat here.

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Supaluck’s Bakery

4.1(20 reviews)

Finding this little spot for a quick breakfast before our cruise was probably the best thing that…read morehappened to my Asian tummy in Seward! As soon as I walked by the shop, the smell of freshly baked bread pulls me right in--I knew I had to stop. Everything is baked fresh in the morning, and it was so good I went back two days in a row. On day one, I tried the ham and cheese bun--absolute cheesy heaven. Ask them to heat it up. The gooey cheese, crisp bread, and generous ham chunks are next-level. I also tried the garlic cream cheese bread. Pricey at $10.50, but worth every bite--so good I'm drooling just writing about it. On day two, I went for the BBQ pork bun and wow--it tasted like home. I can really pick up the Chinese five spice, and the filling is generous and satisfying. One note: they don't serve espresso during the summer, just regular drip coffee. But honestly? The breads alone earn this place a 100/100. The service was fantastic. The lady behind the counter, Giok,was incredibly kind and welcoming Note ~~~~ This is an Asian-style bakery, with breads made in Japanese and Chinese methods. If you're expecting European style baked goods, this might not be the place for you--which probably explains why a few reviewers left feeling "disappointed.

My husband wanted a snack so we stopped in. I looked around but frankly, none of their baked goods…read morelooked appealing and they were VERY expensive. My husband got a sweet which he didnt finish which confirmed my instincts. We both got a coffee. He felt his coffee was better than the one we got from the coffee hut, I thought mine was eh, even though they used my favorite grind from Anchorage. So I'm gonna say I would pass on this place in the future.