Service was excellent! Friendly, welcoming! I enjoyed the chocolate chip granola bar thing that had…read morea massive amount of cinnamon in it... unique taste!

Really cute and cozy cafe/book shop. The coffee and food were delicious. The service was great too!…read more It was conveniently located just a couple of blocks from the Talkeetna cabins where we stayed at.

Can't wait for Mary Carey's to open up for the summer season. Great causal food, delicious pies…read moreand on a sunny day an awesome view of Denali!

We came for the history but left disappointed by the breakfast and the service. We asked for hash…read morebrowns to be extra crispy, but they arrived undercooked instead. What was even more disappointing was that our waitress seemed annoyed by the request. Throughout the meal, the staff came across as unfriendly, and it felt like we were inconveniencing them just by being there. It's a shame because the historic atmosphere is interesting, but the mediocre food and poor customer service made the experience one we won't be repeating.

Jana was an absolute delight this morning! She greeted us with a smile, made an amazing cup of…read morecoffee, and truly brightened the start of our day. Finding such great coffee in the middle of nowhere was a wonderful surprise, but Jana's kindness and welcoming personality made it even better. She turned an ordinary morning into a great one. If you're passing through, stop in--you won't be disappointed!

Super friendly staff. Drinks were incredible-best cappuccino I've had outside of Europe. Food was…read moredelicious-the sausage burrito had rave reviews from all those in the car. This is a must stop if you are in the Talkeetna area n

What a delightful find in Alaska!…read more The chocolate brownie was fabulous. The subtle addition of black beans gave it an incredibly rich, moist texture and somehow enhanced the deep chocolate flavor even further. The jalapeño chorizo quiche was simply to die for--a must-have. I've traveled extensively around the world, and this is genuinely one of the finest quiches I've ever had. Perfectly balanced, packed with flavor, and beautifully baked. The latte with caramel birch syrup was the perfect companion for the Alaskan weather. It leaves you with a wonderfully warm, comforting feeling that lingers long after the last sip. Don't miss the frosted coffee cake with lemon and berries. It's moist, fresh, and makes the perfect treat to pack along for a hike through the Alaskan woods. The bakery itself is incredibly quaint and charming, with beautiful flowers everywhere. It feels like stepping into a warm wooden cabin nestled in nature. The atmosphere is just as memorable as the food. I would absolutely love to visit Flying Squirrel Bakery again. It's one of those special places that makes a trip unforgettable.

Very nice and convenient for a warm breakfast with coffee and a bagel. We were delighted to find…read morethe place and enjoyed our meal

CASH ONLY! All things being relevant this place is a surprise for its location. I had the daily…read morespecial which today (Monday) was the Bahn Mi pork sandwich. A surprise of soft French bread was still delicious but not your traditional crispy bread. I think I actually preferred the bread here as it held the flavors well and made eating it less of a mess. The mint was a nice touch along with the traditional cucumber and daikon but I was missing some of the heat of there jalapeños normally included. If this had been I. A larger market like Denver, LA, Chicago ,etc... I would have given it 4 stars. Governed are 100 miles north of Anchorage with not many choices I gave it five stars because who could have expected a Bahn mi worth eating for $17 in this location. Again price being relatively reasonable for this area options so it's pretty good for the price For dessert I had the Blueberry Rhubarb crisp. Tasty and $7 was fine for this location. Service was friendly but took about 12-15 minutes for the sandwich, the dessert they gave us right away. Remember to bring cash as that is the only option they offer for payment!

There was a line when we came, but it moved pretty quickly. We got two spinach breads for 3 people…read more We were having it as a snack, so it was enough. I do think it's a bit pricey for the size of the bread. It's $9 for one, and they only take cash. There wasn't too long of a wait once we ordered, but I did notice that the people who ordered the curry had to wait a long time. It might be best to skip the curry if you're pressed for time.

Chaga is an amazing addition to my daily routine. I put it in my tea, lattes, coffee. I've added it…read moreto my smoothie. And I've had it straight. I highly recommend adding this magical remedy to your daily routine to feel like you've never felt before.

An old-time-looking store with a slightly touristy vibe, but still worth a visit. They carry a nice…read moreselection of goods you might need while you're in town. The staff is friendly and the prices are reasonable.

Back this time for a winter review-- the staff was nice and helpful, but if you're visiting in the…read morewinter, expect it to be absolutely dead. It's still fun to take new visitors up to the second floor to check out all the local Alaska-themed decor and items. They even have some fun stickers, like one showing a squirrel as the mayor. But other than that, the energy just isn't the same as in the summer. The store gives me the same vibe as living in Nome--prices are high! For example, Hershey's chocolate syrup was $9.60, and a can of something was $5. That should give you an idea of what to expect. As always, the staff was friendly, and since this is one of the only places open in the winter, you might as well stop in and check it out.

Burgers were fantastic and service was outstanding! The atmosphere was great and everyone was…read morefriendly. We enjoyed our trip to Alaska so much and this meal helped that happen.

A for effort. We came in with low expectations and this place far exceeded them. There are few…read moreother choices in this whole region so we figured we'd take what we could get. The bathrooms (4) were pleasantly clean and bright, the convenience store had all the basics plus some fun stuff to look at, and the spacious restaurant had all the comfort food items you'd expect. The food for our party of 6 took quite awhile, but between our friendly waitress, free wi-fi and a store-copy of the paper, we didn't mind too much. If the weather had been better, we would have enjoyed sitting outside on the flower-lined deck. So, if you're on a long trip and you'd like to stop to pee, eat, and check email, this is your place! Note: A sign on the wall said something about Music Night. Yes, this is much more than a convenience store!

Friendly lady at the window, super cute presentation and most importantly the coffee is deliciousread more

So good! My husband ordered the ham, egg, cheese croissant, which he said was delicious. I got the…read moresausage, egg, and cheese biscuit with a 20 oz latte. I could tell the espresso used in the latte was good quality. The service was very friendly from a cute drive thru building.

We walked down here our last day in Talkeetna in search of espresso and coffee. We passed a couple…read moreplaces and ultimately settled here at Main Street Coffee Shop. Service was top notch and extremely friendly and inviting! We did not feel rushed or a bother. The barista even asked us to sample all of our drinks first to make sure we liked them and adjusted as necessary. Incredibly pleased. Super easy to find once you hit the stop sign coming into Talkeetna

Stop with the family the hot chocolate is divine. I had the latte and it was smooth and creamy and…read moreI just the right amount of coffee in there. On a quick stop on the way to the McKinley princess this was a welcome treat.