You will not have a hard time finding something in this cute little candy shop for yourself or as a…read moregift. They have all the things! Nice service. We got 2 Duck Fart chocolates that were good and a dark chocolate pecan Carmel thing that was great! Would go back again.

I was very excited to try this location. When I was at Juneau the Alaskan Fudge Co. was phenomenal…read moreand I thought this would be a similar encore. First it's a handful of blocks from the port. Easily walkable. Just be mindful every jewelry store will try to coax you inside along the way. I hen we arrived I had high hopes. They had a bubble machine outside, music, chalk drawings. Loved all of this! But when I entered it was a well organized candy shop. Everything was either commercialized or prepackaged. That was kind of a let down. It was crowded, we ended up getting a 1/4 pound of birthday cake fudge for about $7.50. It was sickly sweet. I had asked the clerk for recommendations and she grabbed a tray and handed me a sample and moved along. I know they must have been busy. So we took a guess and while our party wasn't a fan of the one we picked I still think the homemade fudge would be delicious. I know we like to buy treats and distribute as gifts so we paid for a few items and left. We did buy the coffee we found in there. It was local to Alaska so hopefully that will be a hit. Haven't tried it yet but fingers crossed.

Lots of stuff. Decent prices. Cashiers were very nice. A little bit crowded. Would go there againread more

This store along with all others in the area must only do business in the summer during cruise…read moreseason. As Ketchikan had the best prices in Alaska, this is where we purchased most of the gifts to bring back to friends and family. Anything from Russian nesting dolls to polished rocks. I stocked up on coasters and shot glasses. Many designs to choose from. Aside from all the cool souvenirs, they also have a candy store within. They carry jellybean, chocolates and many boxed novelty candy. The staff is super friendly and helpful. As we purchased over $100, we got a cap and shopping bag as gifts. If you're on a cruise and are looking for places to shop, this store has the best prices!

I wish I can give NEGATIVE 5 stars. Worst service ever…read more Worst workers ever. Ordered a huckleberry latte which cost $7.02 after tax. The most dilute coffee I've ever had in my life. Zero flavor. Zero taste. Zero huckleberry vibe. If you want an extra EMPTY cup or WATER, it costs $$$. Terrible people. Terrible service. Terrible food. Three folks in my group are super pissed and we all HIGHLY DO NOT recommend this location. Support other locals, thanks!

Wifi, coffee, sandwiches, and most importantly ice cream make this place in Ketchikan a must visit…read moreeither as a resident or tourist. I stumbled upon this place while exploring. I knew I had to stop once I saw ice cream was involved since you couldn't get it on the princess cruise which is where our group came from. With about 30 min to spare before boarding for takeoff, I dipped in here for a scoop of huckleberry ice cream in a waffle cone. I knew I was in heaven after the first lick, it's smooth and creamy with some firmness and the flavor of huckleberry comes through. That flavor isn't back in D.C. so it was a treat in the AK. No sandwiches or coffee/espresso since I could get that on the ship but they look tasty and efficient. Stop in here and get your fix if you're here!

Great products. The sockeye salmon, is great in salads, but it's also great to have it with a…read morelittle lemon and olive oil.

This little store is chock full of souvenirs and they promise to ship if you don't have room in…read moreyour luggage! We bought some Alaskan chocolates here and they gave us a few samples to taste. The ladies behind the counter were so lovely to deal with. My friend was obsessed with a specific brand of dark chocolate locally made in Alaska, so we were happy to see they had several flavors stocked. It's adjacent to a hotel lobby but the entrance to the store is visible from the street. Great place to pick up some souvenirs of Ketchikan.

Delicious donuts with an Alaskan jellyfish flow & vibe & tastebud sting -?…read moreCool eclectic setting. Sweet & Savory - amplified donut options - decadent / over the top creations. Smooth house coffee too. However - biggest surprise - salmon spread donut option. What an amazing treat - highly...highly recommend - wow. N-Joy !

Rather overhyped…read more When searching the internet for things to do in Ketchikan, Jellyfish Donuts will be one of the top recommendations. You'll likely see videos about their viral Salmon Donut. Jellyfish Donuts is just a short walk from the cruise ship port. When we got there, there was a long line out the door and down the sidewalk. Luckily for us, we caught Ketchikan on a bright and sunny day so we were not waiting in the rain. It tool us a very long time to get through the line. It was extremely hot and crowded inside of the shop. They ask that you order by writing with a dry erase marker on a laminated sheet. They did not have enough of these sheets available however, so when we got to the register, it took even longer for us to order. The donut was very pricey, a whopping $17. The donut itself was about $15. There is also an additional $1 charge if you want a box. The alternative to the box is a paper napkin. After seeing everyone who ordered their donuts with no box and were making a goopy mess everywhere, you're definitely incentivized to pay for the box. In my opinion, the donut had too much of the salmon mixture on top. Although the flavor was very nice and fresh, it felt heavy and almost greasy. One or two bites was enough to be satisfying. Anything more felt quite overindulgent. Many people were freaked out about the mix being on top of a donut, but it's basically a salmon and cream cheese bagel - just on different bread. Aside from the salmon donut, they offered a variety of specialty sweet donuts and hot foods like dumplings. The sweet donuts looked and smelled delicious - I wish I would have tried one of these.

I've been to a lot of Starbucks around the world and this has to be the worst experience I've had!…read moreTaking the order you would have thought I was speaking Klingon! Then when it came to making the drinks you would think they got paid for time between orders. I did a full shop and paid and they still hadn't made my drink (3 people were in front of me for context) Managed to mess up my drink order when I brought it up to them the attitude was if you ignoring it then it will go away. Eventually they remade it wrong again but by that time I had missed 2 birthdays and didn't have anymore time to spare. There is better customer service in prisoner of war camps!

Fah was freaking amazing!!!!!! she made my caramel ribbon crunch frappe literally so good. Not to…read moremention how freaking sweet she was!! Keep up the good work girl

I own a travel agency and travel for a living. I come through Ketchikan five to six times each…read moreyear. Annabelle's is one of my favorite places to eat. I have no idea why they are rated so low. I recommend it to all my clients when calling here and I have never received any negative comments from any of my clients after eating at Annabelle's. Today, my wife was able to join me, and we ordered the cod fish and chips as well as the halibut fish and chips, and we shared each other's fish. We lived in England for several years and we are snobs when it comes to fish and chips. Today's meals were on point and absolutely delicious. The place was packed today so we ate at the bar, and the bartender was very friendly...even though he was extremely busy. I'll be back through here one more time this year, which means I get to eat at Annabelle's one more time this year...and that makes me happy.

First greeted by the hostess to seat us. Place was full and very nice and clean. Casual atmosphere…read moreand you were able to hear each other's voices. We both enjoyed the halibut fish and chips which were amazing! Definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Ketchikan Alaska!

We did not eat here, just stopped by for a quick look and a bit of history. It's a cool story. The…read moreplace is looking run down but there was a short line for burgers and fries and you could smell the charcoal of the grill for the burgers. The food looked good. I'd give it a shot if I was hungry.

We ordered a burger and fries and several halibut sandwiches. Because we ordered a burger it took…read moreway longer and people were getting their orders long before we ever got ours. When we finally got it about 20-25 minutes later they said it was because of the burger, so know that before you order. Thankfully the halibut sandwiches were really good and we loved them! The shakes we ordered were good too but they weren't thick at all which I was disappointed with. I don't think I'd order one again.

One the best places to stop in and get a bite to eat in Ketchikan. If you ever come here, you have…read moreto check them out. The food is amazing, the atmosphere is great, and the people here are amazing. Really feels like you're at home. I had the halibut fish and chips. A must. And make sure you grab dessert, you won't go wrong with any of the options. 10 out of 10.

Average. Service kind of slow and inattentive…read more - Chicken Kabob - 4/10 not good - Salmon Cakes - 7/10 was fine - Salmon Fish and Chips - 8/10 good/fine/standard