I wanted a cute Totoro cake for my birthday. Instead I got a sleep paralysis Totoro. I didn't want…read moreit to say "happy birthday". Just only the design of Totoro. Rest in peace Totoro.

Stopped in on the way from the airport to get breakfast supplies. Their offerings are, uh, odd and…read morelimited. I imagine it's good if you have dietary restrictions. But the cinnamon roll and brownie were just about average, no more or less.

If you are in Juneau, Alaska, the Rookery is the place to go for breakfast, lunch of a refreshing…read morecoffee and pastry. All is made in-house or from local shops. Cruise ships are in abundance every day, so come early for breakfast and just stand in line for lunch. In fact, you stand in line anyway, reading the menus laying all about. Friendly staff, all locals, and they are just happy to serve you. Tables are catch and catch can, so be patient. If you have friends with you, get them seated to claim spaces as you place your orders. A very Alaskan place to experience.+

I ordered the Korean chicken sandwich and was very disappointed. The chicken was burnt and lacked…read moreflavor, and my tater tots were soggy because the sandwich juices leaked all over them in the to-go box. My boyfriend ordered the loco moco and said it wasn't good at all. When he called to place the order, the girl who answered the phone didn't even seem to know how to put an order in, which made the process unnecessarily long and frustrating. What completely sealed the deal for me, though, was reading the owner's responses to negative reviews. Instead of addressing concerns professionally or taking accountability, the owner's replies come across as rude, defensive, and borderline hostile. Customers are talked down to, blamed, or dismissed for their experiences. As someone who reads reviews before returning to a restaurant, seeing an owner respond this way is extremely off-putting and makes it clear that customer feedback is not valued here. Between the poor food quality, disorganized service, and the owner's unprofessional behavior online, we will not be coming back.

Super fast and extremely friendly service!! Super delicious diversity of choices, you really can't…read morego wrong with anything on the menu! Vibes are excellent with a vibrant atmosphere depending on when you show up it's incredibly busy at times!!

10/10 I'm genuinely sad they're closing. I'm in the area often for work and look forward to…read morestopping in every single time. I really hope the new owners keep things similar and hold onto the dishes I've grown to love. The pork belly always melts in your mouth, they've never missed.

Party Time Bakery offers free wi-fi and same day service on most food orders. The bakery is…read morecentrally located in the vibrant Bohemian heart of the community. They offer off-street bicycle parking. The building is historic and appears well built. The bakery has an entry with double doors, providing a full 60 inch wide access. They are wheelchair accessible and they are open even when it rains. If you want to pick up a gift, they have works from various local artists and great woodcraft items, also from a local artisan. Party Time Bakery uses stout and durable tableware and real stainless steel "silverware". What they lack in ambiance, they more than make up for in a special level of "service".

There drinks Are amazingly delicious. There service is great they don't make you wait to long. I…read moreflat out love that place.

Love that there is at least a Starbucks in Juneau (among less familiar places), however the prices…read moredo reject that this is indeed a Starbucks in Juneau. One time, I had ordered a cranberry bliss bar and it looked big and delicious from the display window. The barista cut it in half and put a square piece no bigger than a mouse-sized piece of cheese. Could be saved $3 by getting a donut from the grocery store bakery instead. Also, every year I get the molten chocolate frappucino the week before Valentine's Day, and was told that they no longer offer it not could make a decent substitute for it this year. Thank you

This is one of two Starbucks locations in town. This one is located inside Fred Meyer, and the…read moreother is located inside Safeway. Takes a few minutes to get you drinks here because the same barista making the drinks is also the one taking and cashing out orders. My experience here would've been a decent one if it wasn't for their faulty cups. I always hold my cups the same way as I'm getting into the car but for some reason this particular cup and/or lid was faulty. The lid popped off as the cup was hovering over my lap and spilled hot coffee all over my shorts, seat and vehicle. Luckily I got out of the car immediately and didn't get burned. It was inconvenient having to go back in to get a big stack of napkins to attempt to dry off my clothes and car enough so that it wouldn't be dripping wet.

I feel that this one has more of a bakery selection than the Safeway location (hence why I came…read morehere when the pumpkin scones came out). Even with a complicated order, they were still able to get it right. Way to go Starbucks. (One other thing I noticed was even the price difference between this and the Safeway location - amazing!)

Didn't expect this Juneau gem when looking for a health food store but this place has something for…read moreeveryone!. Huge selection of groceries, organic produce, dairy, and frozen, plus great dry goods, including numerous tough to find jams & preserves (think Swedish & Danish!). Plus (of course) excellent organic and GF-sensitive foods, great chocolates and outstanding local homebaked breads and cookies. As if you need another nudge, very good cup of fresh hot coffee here for $1.43 !!!

This store showed me that yes, Juneau is still part of the Pacific Northwest. It feels just like…read morethe co-op down in, say, Eugene. Nice assortment of local and other good-quality ingredients. Most importantly, they have good local bread delivered daily, and that's essential for smoked salmon consumption.