What a lovely donut shop! An abundance of flavors, tasty and not too heavy. The business is…read morenative-owned and buying their donuts supports the local community. There is even a local Raven that likes to eat them too, the owners named him. We saw him down a stack of 3 donuts. He's gained quite a few LBs though lol.

Customer Service: 5 Quality of food: 5…read moreAffordability: 5 Location: 5 This was an very nice little donut hut in Honnah, Alaska during our port stop. It was at the Icey Strait Point location, which I'm pretty sure it's only accessible by cruise ship or by boat. It was about a 10 minute walk from the cruise port, and well worth a visit. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They offered many different favors of donuts, and their prices were very affordable. The donuts came out very warm and were absolutely delicious and delightful.

I'm not sure how much price inflation is required to make a place like this work. Ten dollar chips…read moreseemed pretty high to me. They were about half that price in Wrangell - but I'm not familiar with grocery logistics or how hard it is to get food one place versus another. I found the prices pretty steep - so I didn't shop here. The employees are very nice. Not sure what to say about ambiance - but this place has the feel of a grocery outlet.

Masks required to enter…read more A little bit of everything. But our go to for ice cream while in town. Super friendly employees. Parking is a little tight. Bench outside to enjoy your ice cream :)

The Taz set the stage for our most amazing day of our trip to Alaska. We went whale watching on the…read moremorning trip with about 20 other people on The Taz. Coffee, tea and granola bars are provided and there is plenty of viewing room inside and out on the deck (where we spent most of the time). The captain and our tour guide both provided us with tons of interesting and informative information about the area, the habitat, and the whales. And the boat got us incredibly up close and personal with the humpbacks- we were so close, we even got sprayed by their breath (smells fishy, in case you were wondering!). We saw tons of whales and even had a young one that kept swimming right up to the boat. It was the most breath-taking thing I've ever seen! We had a few hours out on the water and plenty of whale-watching time. Plus, there is a hydrophone on the boat, so you can hear the whales talking and clicking and singing underwater- it was the coolest thing I've ever heard! I wish we had gone out a second time -this trip is completely worth it and so much better than whale-watching on a big boat (like the Glacier Bay glacier day cruise) or cruise ship. Don't miss this trip. Make reservations in advance and call a few days ahead to ask about recent whale sightings - they might recommend you wait or go earlier to see the most whale action. We ended up going two days earlier than our planned trip as the whales had been busy feeding and we didn't want to miss it. Also, bring a warm coat- its cold out on the water once the boat gets going!

Just moved here not too long ago and was very excited to see a bubble tea place! I have honestly…read morebeen craving it for a while now. Inside is very clean and has the menu right next to the register. There are seats with tables and a nice, quiet, relaxing atmosphere. The man behind the register was very patient with my partner and I as we read the menu and decided on what to order. I chose the honeydew with mochi and he chose blueberry with the tapioca balls. The drinks were delicious and the bubbles were also so good. Much better than most of the chain bubble tea/boba places I've tried elsewhere. Bonus, the lids had super cute faces on them. My only thing was that the mochi was slightly too big for the straw, I had to finish my drink then eat the mochi after. But they also tasted delicious so it wasn't a big deal. I will definitely come back, this is my new favorite bubble tea place! I'll also try some of the other teas next time.

Needed a sweet and cool drink to refresh on an uncommonly hot day in Alaska. Drinks were made fresh…read moreto order. Service was expedited, very quick. No wait. They take tap pay, cash app and USA dollars.

Really nice people! We learned a little about them. It's very clean and great atmosphere!…read more Great coffee. Fast service! History is pretty amazing and here from there culture. I recommend checking it out

Very cute cafe. We got a cappuccino and a chai latte and both were delicious. The real star of…read morethe show was the mango smoothie. My kid said it was the best smoothie they've ever had.

Great little kiosk near the port with friendly staff and quick service. Menu is easy to read and…read morethe self serve station is clean and tidy. We ordered cappuccinos and I realize now we maybe should have tried their speciality drinks instead, but their cappuccino was wonderful and they work very quick. Stop by if you're in the area!

I ordered the Iced Pumpkin Macchiato and it was pretty tasty. There was something that I can't…read morequite put my finger on about the taste that was throwing me off at bit though. The barista was friendly and promptly rang me up. It did take several minutes to get my coffee but there were people ahead of me so I understand. After placing my order, it got quite a bit busier, this was around 9am

This is a place that deserves better than a three plus star average rating. I visited The Grind…read moreCoffee about 4 times while visiting Juneau. All visits were positive. I like that they offer freshly baked pastries to go along with various coffee drinks they serve. This is a standard coffee shop that doesn't have a dining room. It's all window service. They're located directly across from the tram in downtown Juneau. Perfect for grabbing a coffee and pastry before heading up the tram or walking Franklin Street in downtown Juneau. I didn't try their coffee yet. I may grab a cup before heading out of town tomorrow. Each visit I bought a baked goodie for a dessert or breakfast option. I like that their baked goods are individually wrapped and neatly placed in plastic cubby hole containers directly fly in from of their coffee stand. It's grab and go. Don't forget to pay before you go! Each staff member I spoke with has been friendly. They come across as polite too. Not the "just pay your bill and leave us alone"mentality. I recommend this place as a coffee or coffee and pastry option. They're reasonably priced as well. Will visit again before I leave town.

I was looking for a coffee place. I'm from California and this had to be the best coffee place in…read moreJuneau. The barista girl was very nice. Service was great. I'd come back if I head out that way again.

Drinks here never disappoint! Everyone is always super friendly and helpful. Drinks come out pretty…read morequick as well

There was one young woman working and she was amazing! She had a line (4 sea planes were getting…read moreready to leave and we all wanted our coffee), but she kept her smile, never slowed down, and didn't get a single order wrong. Kudos to her and thank you! If your flying in or out of Juneau, stop by and get your caffeine fix.

Sacred grounds is owned and operated by the Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska…read moreout of their headquarters building. Finding this tribally owned coffee shop with a welcoming LGBTQIA flag in the window was the perfect sign that we had picked a good place to hunker down on a cold, rainy and dreary day that made exploring Juneau too tricky. My friend wanted to get some work done and I wanted to read my book. I warmed up with a delicious hot Alaskan Fog beverage then enjoyed a fresh smoothie. The staff at sacred grounds was friendly, the drinks were delicious and the restrooms were super clean. We took an Uber from our boat to the coffee shop since it was raining but the rain had lightened up considerably while we were at the coffee shop so we were able to walk back to our ship.

Drinks are ok here. We purchased an Alaskan Fog and an Americano. The Alaskan Fog is similar to a…read moretea latte, however, we noticed they use tea bags which seems kind of lazy for a coffee shop. The Americano was fine. After purchasing 2 drinks and sitting down, I felt the urge to use the restroom. When the barista brought the drinks to my table, I asked if I could use the restroom. Their policy is that restrooms are only for the handicapped and elderly which seems a little overly discriminatory. I mean, it should either be for paying customers only or not. Instead, she told me there was probably a porto potty outside in the parking lot. She didn't tell me exactly where because I don't think she really knew. I had to look around for a few minutes before I finally saw it. You have to exit the shop and walk to the right through a few parking spots and there's a porto potty on the curb.