This is a little pizzeria a few blocks away from the cruise docks (which is a bonus because the…read morerestaurants near the docks can get packed). We walked right in and were.seated right away. They have the standard Italian fare (pizzas, pastas), but they also have a large selection of Filipino entrees and daily specials. Service was fast and friendly. Prices were par for the course for Alaska.

Food was ok but service was absolutely horrendous. I saw a waitress be extremely rude to multiple…read moreparties for absolutely no reason. I would not recommend anyone visit here. They also add on an 18% automatic gratuity for all party sizes which is not disclosed prior to receiving your bill.

Really enjoyed it. Just happened upon it and glad we did. Staff was very welcoming and the food was…read morereally very good. Not glitz or glitter in the atmosphere just good good and nice people.

I guess I have to thank them for being open when literally everything else was closed. I did not…read moreexpect for this town to have only 3 restaurants, 2 of which were not open yet because we were the first ship that arrived this year lol ! Considering the situation, this place was pretty decent. They had good service too but man why are the crabs so expensive lol $110 for 2 king crab legs is crazy Nevertheless, we enjoyed our lunch here. Crab cakes were not all that though. We had halibut burger which was good and fresh, crab legs and some Alaskan beer.

One of our tour guides from cruise port rival town Sitka remarked in the most impartial way that…read moreSkagway is a visitor's town. In other words, the whole town pretty much subsists on tourist money. It's a quaint little town with beautiful views of the mountains but it basically feels like one big gift shop. The people that work here are friendly enough, but in a way that seems like they are only friendly because it's their job to do so and not in a genuine manner. If you do need some souvenirs or are looking to spend some money, there are a lot of shops that are willing to cater to your Alaskan needs. Unfortunately when we were here a lot of the seafood that Alaska is known for was not available at any of the restaurants which put a damper on any desire to try out the local (albeit touristy) fare.

I love Alaska and this one is not an exception on the place is just gorgeous with wildlife and…read moreLaura and Fowler that you won fine and this ex explainer in our California. The people in Connor were friendly and helpful to point out different places to visit.. if you have a chance to travel Alaska, this is a must stop

Buckshot & Bobby Pins is a great little shop. There is something for everyone. Beautiful gift…read moreselections, Alaska made products, books, toys, stickers, journals, food items, very unique items. This is definitely not like all the typical tourist shops. Please keep walking down Broadway there is more to see than the "same old stuff"!

Atmosphere & Selection Nestled at 506 Broadway in Skagway,…read moreBuckshot & Bobby Pins stands out as a quirky and inviting gift shop that doubles as a vaporizer and cigar emporium. Bright and cheerful, the shop strikes the perfect balance between fun and refined--whether you're browsing locally inspired souvenirs or hunting for vapes. Convenience & Accessibility This small-business offers notable perks wheelchair-friendly access, and support for both credit and debit transactions . Perfect for visitors with limited time or mobility, that makes a big difference. Unique Mix of Offerings Buckshot & Bobby Pins isn't your run-of-the-mill souvenir store. They pair classic gift fare--T‑shirts, cards, plush Bigfoot pals--with vape and cigar products. It's a creative, if unconventional, combo that works for a crowd looking for "something different" in Skagway.

If you're looking for something special to remember you trip, definitely come to Inspired Arts…read more Filled with unique art and jewelry you will find something that speaks to you. My sister and I have matching silver diving whale tail pendants. These are NOT the usual trinkets you find in the souvenir shops that you find all over the place. Fair priced and beautiful items and you don't have to barter to feel like you got a good price. The store is filled with local artist items so you can take home a piece of Alaska that means something.

After wandering through the neighborhood behind the main drag of Skagway, we came to this adorable…read moregallery and I was instantly drawn in by a watercolor of the Northern Lights I saw from the doorway. My husband was instantly drawn in by the dog sitting in the driver's seat of a truck out front, but I digress. This is the only place we purchased artwork to remember our trip. The gallery has many unique pieces of art, from paintings and prints to guitar picks made out of fossilized bone and locally made jewelry. Each artist featured is a Skagway local and very in touch with the culture and vibe of the location so you know you are taking home something meaningful and not just another souvenir.

Cool local vibe, even with all the cruise ships in town I'm sitting among townspeople. Local drama…read moreof various types. Good beer. Friendly. Fast. Oasis!!

Barfood at its best in Alaska. Cold beer and fun menu. Burgers are sooo big & yummy. Of course the…read morefish chowder is made in house and full of salmon, halibut,cod potatoes & bacon. Yum. Great service at the bar. Loud music & Monday night is Tiki night.

Got a great deal on a unique ring for my wife during our cruise to Alaska. Sterling silver with a…read morenorthern lights quartz stone.

I recently returned home from a cruise through Alaska, and I've been thinking about how to write…read morethis review. I could talk about what I purchased or the great customer service, but I don't quite know how to put into words the SPECIALNESS of this shop, in this very special town. So here's what happened: The stop in Skagway was the one stop where I had nothing planned--my husband was going on an excursion with his parents that didn't allow young children, so I was spending the day with my 5-year-old. I decided to grab the stroller and just wing it. My only goal was to stop at Doughboy, having seen a pretty compelling TikTok video about their fried dough. Unsurprisingly, it was delicious. I wandered the streets with my son as he started to get tired. I was struck by the beauty and vibe of the town, but after an arduous search to find my kiddo lunch (he is picky, and randomly, a committed vegetarian), I almost gave up and headed back to the ship. I'M SO GLAD I DIDN'T. Once we sorted lunch, we were able to reset, and that special vibe I'd felt earlier returned. It became an adventure. The day got better and better as we explored stores, meadows, and parks, and met locals. But the absolute peak of that day, and what will now be inextricably tied to our love of Skagway, was Wild Yukon Furs. I don't know why we went in. I definitely wasn't in the market for fur and knew nothing about this shop. But there was something that drew me there. The minute we stepped inside, everything we were loving about Skagway felt present--it was like the best vibe place in the best vibe Alaskan town we visited (and one of the best vibe places, in one of the best vibe towns, anywhere). And this is the part I just can't fully explain--the magical feeling of warmth, beauty, and connectedness. Initially, I was struck by the beautiful curation of goods there. As I was looking around, my kid was suddenly being entertained and engaged by a woman who works there. Her name escapes me at the moment, but she was exactly the right human at the right time--like Mary Poppins. She explained she was prepared for kids like him, and pulled out a fake mustache for him to wear. Suddenly, my sweet little boy was Freddie Mercury meets lumberjack. That mustache alone made it worth the stop, as it provided him endless delight. Also, like magic, I could shop around without being interrupted or worrying he was going to accidentally break something. It was like... childcare. During this time, I found a beautiful necklace. Now, I'm not typically a necklace person. I'm an earrings person--I wear a necklace maybe twice a year. However, this piece was beautiful and just spoke to me. It was handcrafted by Vanessa (who, if I understood correctly, owns the store with her husband, George). The opalite on it represents the northern lights, which is reflected in the way it looks as it catches different light. I have worn it every day since. As I was purchasing the necklace, George and Vanessa arrived. They were full of warmth, kindness, and authenticity. I talked with George for a long time. He is full of knowledge, wisdom, and good will. I loved learning about his Tlingit heritage--it was especially cool to hear him speak the language. His love for his culture was infectious, and I suspect the Tlingit people are at the magical heart of what feels so deeply compelling about Skagway. Do you see why it was hard to write this review? It all feels important and relevant. This is not a way I typically describe/review places--I love nature, but I'm not running around calling every place magical. I think my first Yelp review was an angry one about the post office. So you'll just have to believe me and see for yourself. At minimum, you'll find beautiful handmade goods and kind people. But I predict you will also feel the specialness and walk away with far more than a necklace.

This place is so authentic and George is such a pleasure to talk to I will be purchasing this hat…read moreonce I get home but here is a pic of the hat I want George to make in my size. The value in this hat is way above anything you could buy elsewhere it has character built in.

Amazing! Amazing! Amazing!! Anna our tour guide was such a…read moredelight to work with. She knew everything to do and guided us every step of the way. She stopped for bears took us to a beach plus I got to play with puppy's!! It was only me and my husband and we paid the price of having 5 people with us. But it was worth every penny!! We didn't have to wait for an entire bus to take a picture. We took as long as we wanted at each stop!! It was truly our best day in Alaska!!

This was easy to book and a great excursion for our group. They do not do onsies and twosies, you…read morehave to rent the entire van. We had 14 in our group and were able to customize what we wanted to see/do in advance and then day of she shared her thoughts and off we went. She assisted us in celebrating a birthday too, even brought glasses for our champagne and a cupcake! She has the insiders scoop. We went to a summer dog camp which was awesome, up into the Yukon, Emerald Lake and so much more. She is a great story teller. She is equipped with a headset that amplifies her voice so that everyone in the van can hear her. Well worth it!

This was the highlight of our cruise as we had an amazing tour guide who also entertained with his…read moreguitar. He stopped to let us see both brown and black bears and picked us up from ship and dropped us back again. Had a great lunch, loved all the sights. Couldn't recommend more- best value for money of all the excursions done. Thanks for an amazing day.

Outstanding service! Brook, our driver, was knowledgeable, friendly and fun. She went over and…read moreabove to ensure our safety and our fun. The business is family owned and they treated with kindness throughout the booking process, the pick up and the delivery back to our ship. I highly recommend their service.