Such a cozy cafe with lively vibe. I was a little hesitant with the menu with no price (as it's…read morekinda touristy location for Alaska cruise destinations), but it was reasonably priced (8oz cappuccino $5 USD including tax and tip) and the staff were very friendly! Coffee taste was decent. Honestly, I visited here to connect with wifi and rest my legs. And I ended up staying a little longer to enjoy the local café vibe. This spot made my trip to Alaska even more pleasant :)

The brown butter toffee latte is nothing less than amazing. This was a GREAT drink. The flavors all…read morecome together nicely and give it a warm sweet flavor. Even with an extra shot of espresso the flavors stand out. This cafe has delicious bakery items such as the pecan pie bar. It's the perfect size to split between two or even indulge in one to yourself. They have a huge list of syrup flavors and I'm sad I only had time to try one drink here. WiFi and restrooms are available for customers, just ask at the counter for the WiFi code. Very clean and very fast!

A cool little coffee spot in the rear of a book store, chill vibes, accommodating staff and…read morecomfortable seating. We both order coffee and sat a while to enjoy them and people watch. The coffees were as ordered, no complaints. If I lived in the area this could be a go-to spot.

This place was totally Worth the stop, great coffee and great people. You won't be disappointed!read more

Phenomenal coffee! We got the nutty Irishman and couldn't wait to go back and order again…read more Highly recommend

Decided to try Fish Eye at the recommend ation of a local…read more It's a small food truck type business located in the parking lot of the Alaska Commercial Grocery store and you walk right up to the window to place your order. The ladies are super welcoming and kind! Decided to order some flavored iced lattes( coconut, vanilla and white chocolate) for our group. Everyone enjoyed their beverage and we all look forward to returning!

Coffee was 10/10, I miss it so much already. Every iced coffee I've gotten since, has fallen short…read moreand I'm left thinking about this coffee. The most perfect soft-boiled kinda jammy eggs. Definitely recommend the avocado toast (pickled onion x sea salt combo goes crazy)! We visited like 3 mornings in a row, I think. Really big portions! I also love the sense of community in the place and all the posts advertising upcoming community events!

Delicious pastries. The Turkish egg is a must too. Friendly staff too. Great Spot in Sitka…read more went there all 3 days we were here.

Have eaten here many, many times over the last couple of decades. Locals favorite spot for weekend…read morebrunch/hangover meal. Food is consistent, diner quality, decent portions and decently priced for Sitka standards. Food is almost always quickly served whether ordering in or togo (15-20 mins on avg, guaranteed if togo though). Service is quick and attentive, and wait staff are almost always smiling and happy to serve you. Newbie/tourist tip: go to bar counter to pay once your party is done eating, you don't have to wait for your ticket to be served at your table like most establishments.

Great breakfast place, i had biscuits and gravy and he had huge yummy pancakes! Both were very tastyread more

A two minute walk away from the visitors center (where the cruise shuttles drops you off) this…read morelittle coffee shop also sells froyo and baked goods as well. The coffee is bold and smooth. We also tried the "brookie" a cross between a brownie and cookie - didn't get to taste it as the kids came through and killed all three before I knew it. Friendly and patient service.

Stopped in on a cruise day for a snack. Loved my ham and pesto sandwich on a pretzel bun!read more

Amazing specialty store that carries salt (duh) but also various gourmet food and drinks that can…read morebe hard to find elsewhere. When you enter the store, you're greeted by a large pile of salt. However, this isn't any pile of table salt. You can see from the glistening that it's large, flaky salt, as pure as the driven snow. Your eye wanders and salt in various packages line the walls. They sell pure sea salt made locally, but also add flavorings like coffee and spruce tips to make their salt interesting. They have a salt bar so you can sample the salts. The salt-a-rista (?) will ask you the salts you want to try and then line them up, so you taste the subtle flavored salts first before the stronger tasting salts. The huge crystals melt on your tongue just like snowflakes. Yum! The back of the store is dedicated to various high end specialty foods like wine and cheeses. This place is great for unique food souvenirs.

We had not been to Sitka for some time but saw this shop and had to stop in. We were greeted right…read moreaway and were told that we could try any of the salt they had. They had blueberry and coffee flavored. Our favorite was the regular salt and the spruce tip. The shop also has plates, containers for salts as well as cocktail mixes, glasses, etc. Other nonalcoholic options were available. We found a great selection of cheeses and one of our favorites was a bag of Fried Egg potato chips from Spain. OMG they were amazing. A great place for a gift for someone. They will also ship anywhere.

Amy in the bakery did an outstanding job making this cute duck themed birthday cake for our…read moredaughter. The cake was delicious and the service was 10/10. The entire bakery was so friendly and accommodating. Can't thank them enough!!!

Great store and friendly people. The deli is the best in the area compared to the other stores.read more

What a cute flower, coffee, and chocolate shop! I just wish they had more seating inside…read more It just happened to be raining while we were on our way for coffee. People will tell you to bring an umbrella to Alaska. No, you should really just bring a really good waterproof hoody coat. It was bulky, but it protected me from the elements. It's just too windy for an umbrella. Anyway, I thought about trying the spruce tip latte. I ended up getting a Dirty Chai. It was very good. I didn't get to try my husband's Mexi-Mocha with cayenne pepper. He really liked the flavors. He's never had a spicy latte, so it was a real treat for him. The shop has some moose chocolate treats, gifts, flowers, and unique gift items. It was my first time seeing Alaskan sea otter fur earrings. An Alaska native artist makes them. The flowers that they sell here look fresh and beautiful. It's very close to the public library and Harrigan Centennial Hall. It was the perfect stop before getting on the bus back to the Sitka Sound Cruise Terminal. It's also a great stopping point after visiting the Baranof Castle State Historic Site on a cold day. Check it out if you're in Sitka.

It is a quaint little shop. They were giving out samples of Russian tea. It was quite good…read more Unfortunately they were sold out of the chai peanut butter. We were told by the cruise director that it was outstanding. Guess we will have to try it on the next trip.