Just SO not good. Icy, watery flavored ice cream. Yech. Also bought some caramel corn. Bad bad. No…read moresweetness, not coated well, just very poor quality. With all the other places in town, you can totally skip this weak attempt at treats.

Their ice cream is great! I live down the street, and am glad to have them in the neighborhood.read more

Normally when I go on vacation, I love to venture off the beaten path and find hidden gems,…read moreespecially in new cities. I was recently on an Alaskan cruise, so those opportunities were much rarer, since there are time restrictions on port days. Thankfully, my wife & I wandered here, looking for a place to sit and a drink after a long hike wandering around Juneau. While it was summer in Alaskan and still a little chilly, we were both pretty warm from a strenuous hike. Not knowing the city well, we were away from the tourist crowd. But I saw this place was open, so we walked in and started talking to Izzy, the shop owner. As the menu is quite large, we chatted her up while pondering our choices. Eventually, I chose a Hazelnut Fudge Swirl milkshake while my wife ordered the Vanilla Peanut Butter Swirl milkshake (go big or go home!). As Izzy was the only one working at the moment, she made our drinks one by one. But we weren't in a hurry, so we asked her questions about the shop and life in Juneau. She gave us some additional tips for this trip. The drinks were so good! Izzy made them very thick, and the ice cream was delicious! If it wasn't for our limited port time, we would have come back later in the evening for a 2nd round. With other customers coming in, we sat inside and read while drinking our milkshakes. If I was a local, this would be my (non-alcoholic) hangout. Hopefully in a future Alaskan trip, I'll come in again and enjoy more sweet treats!

Issie, the owner, served us with a smile and great conversation, making us specialty ice cream to…read moreorder. The location is small and friendly, just a few steps away from the popular tourist area of Juneau. The locals already know this place and tourists should look it over for a great treat.

Best coffee in town! Killer pastries and their veggie breakfast burrito is a banger. I've also had…read moretheir breakfast panini, which is solid. Perfect spot to meet a friend or bring a laptop and work for the morning. The team here is pretty efficient, but there is often a line and a bit of a wait.

Fun place, friendly staff..... so many great choices! Came in on a cruise ship. I should have…read moreskipped breakfast and came right here! ..... oh chocolate chip cookie gets a nod!

Breakfast and lunch available, open during the cruise ship season, May-September. Their breakfast…read moreitems, panini sandwiches, and clam chowder are all quite tasty. Ice cream, smoothies available. Seating tables inside, stand in line, order, pay, then wait 10-15 minutes for your order to be ready. Credit cards accepted.

Place looks good from the outside and has a nice sandwich menu but horrible customer service. We…read morewere the only people there. There was 1 customer ahead of us and the guy behind the counter refused to ackowledge us. Even after he was done helping the customer in front of us he ignnored us and went about cleaning and doing other work behind the counter. We were on a cruise ship. We tried to get his attention but then got fed up and decided to go to the crab shack down the street which was excellent.

We had the king crab and the halibut tacos. The king crab was cooked perfectly and was very…read moreflavorful. The halibut tacos tasted fresh, but the beans and rice on the side were a bit underwhelming and could use some improvement. The service was quick, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. The highlight, though, was the incredible view from the bar, with beautiful scenery overlooking the water and the mountains. Overall, a great experience, and I'd definitely come back.

We came here after hearing from several people that Tracy's King Crab Shack was more of a tourist…read moretrap, so we decided to give Hangar on the Wharf a try--and we're glad we did. We ordered 1 lb of king crab, the halibut fish tacos, and I paired my meal with an Alaskan Amber beer. Everything we came for was excellent. The king crab was fresh, sweet, and cooked perfectly. The halibut tacos were flavorful, with generous portions of fish, and the Alaskan Amber was the perfect local beer to go with the meal. The beans and rice that came with the tacos, however, were just okay. I didn't have high expectations for the sides, and they were pretty forgettable compared to the quality of the seafood. One thing that surprised us was how busy the restaurant was. It's a bit of a walk down the wharf, so I expected smaller crowds, but the place was packed. Despite arriving around 8:40 p.m., well past the peak dinner rush, we were seated without any issues. Even though they were still serving a full restaurant with other parties waiting, we never felt rushed, which we really appreciated. If you're in Juneau and craving fresh seafood, I'd definitely recommend making the walk. The king crab and halibut are absolutely worth it.

Three important words: Huckleberry Ice Cream!! It's one of my favorites and I have been thinking…read moreabout returning since the day I got it for the first time down the street. The service was fast. They had plenty of flavors complete with table inside to enjoy your scoops. Stop in here. You won't regret it.

awesome cone and delicious dessert!!!. the girls were delightful. they said it's their first day…read morereopen, and i highly recommend

This is secretly the best restaurant in town; the rating here doesn't do it justice…read more I feel there is fierce competition for ratings in this tourist town and found some other restaurants are suspiciously highly rated that shouldn't be. We had a pear salad and cheese fondue as appetizers, followed by ribeye steak and roasted bone marrow. This was all wonderfully executed, the cheese fondue practically to die for. I would have liked to have another dinner here, perhaps try the duck a l'orange, but had planned on trying other places as well. Atmosphere is upscale with candlelight and service was excellent. So was the custom made Manhattan with local whiskey. Highly recommended.

Salt has a beautiful decor. Friendly host & servers. The table setting with flowers, dim lighting…read moremakes the restaurant ideal for couples & celebrations. My dinner party was originally for 4 then last minute became 5 and we were accommodated with a smile! The food came out quickly with aromas that were delightful. The taste was delicious. Portion sizes were good & cocktails were made well! I recommend Salt!

Excellent! We stumbled on the sandpiper while waiting to take our cruise…read more The restaurant was clean, well lite and comfortable. The wait staff were friendly. The food portions were generous. We chose two of the specials. Both were delicious. The French toast had espresso cream between two slices of home made bread. The flavor was good. The baked reindeer sausage was tasty. The sandpiper cafe is worth waiting in line for.

No more waffles!! Menu selection is seriously lacking basic combinations now so they can nickle…read more($5) and dime ($10) you for a splash of gravy or hash browns. Order arrived incorrect and the manager was very rude and argued with us without even checking with the server. When they replaced the incorrect item, it was slapped on a plate very hap hazardly and in an uncut lump as if to protest to serving $0.50 worth of the correct potatoes we ordered. Hours are limited, lines are horrendous, they close down online reservations, and they are terrible about keeping their social media up to date with specials. If you're a tourist, stay on the boat for breakfast in this town. If you're local, wait for lunch or cook at home.