We were pleasantly surprised by our breakfast here. There weren't many other diners there when we…read morewent, and the server randomly popped in and out. (Looked like a high school kid... service was good, but maybe it was his first waiting job.) I had the California omelet. Really good-sized portion, fresh avocado, and cooked nicely. The biscuit was delicious. I'm not typically a fan of potatoes, yet they were small and well seasoned.

This is a review for breakfast. It opens early and we wanted to get some fuel before we started the…read moreday. I had to say that I am disappointed. The place is clean and the menu is well designed. BUT everything is WAY TOO SWEET from the chai tea to crepes to the waffle. Waffle should either be fluffy or crispy but not dense and starchy. I get that we got there right after they opened but the people taking our orders could have used some energy drinks.

Delicious food. Excellent and fast service…read more This is my go to breakfast/lunch place when passing through Juneau.

After landing we were starving, so we found this place and they were already packed. You seat…read moreyourself anywhere and then it's table service from a waitress. I ordered french toast, biscuits and gravy, and well done links, and the hamburger steak meal. Our food was good. Fresh and hot. I probably wouldn't return if here again, but it was cool to have a decent meal. The waitress was ok. She did the basics to suffice and I'm ok with that, atleast she wasn't rude.

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.

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 FOR FISH AND CHIPS!!!…read more The restaurant looks little outdated so I was very skeptical on trying them out. There is plenty of space so we sat on the tables by the bar. The server was really nice and quick. We ordered fish and chips as that is what they are known for. Man, those chips were delicious. The crumb was perfect not too oily, the fish was flaky and fresh. We loved every bite of it. Bot only the food was really delicious, it was pocket friendly as well as one basket was enough for 2 people.

It's definitely in the dive bar category but the fish and chips is wonderful. The service was great…read moretoo. The young lady that took my order also battered and fried my food. She was very nice and tossed in extra house tartar sauce.

Stopped in at Alaskan Brewing at the recommendation from the ship as a more practical way to get…read moreyour Alaskan King Crab fix. It was peak lunch time and the advice from the cruise was apt in that it wasn't difficult to get a table. Between both buildings, they do have plenty of seating, which is a mix of bar sitting and high-top tables. I really do like the vibe of the building as it does have that relaxed, pub feel. Definitely better than waiting in line elsewhere. Of course, we did try some food and the king crab. Just opted for one pound and that was more than we needed to get our fix. It was succulent and delicious and if you are like us where you just want to try it, 1 pound for 2 people is just fine given the price ($99 a pound(!), which is cheaper than the more touristy places). We topped it off with a side of the delicious fries (Beer Cheese Hop Salt Fries) and a few pints, it made for quite the perfect afternoon in Juneau. So if you are looking to get in your King Crab fix and not break the bank, while also finding a place a bit more relaxed, highly recommend the Alaskan Brewing Public House.

Meh. The customer…read moreservice was very poor. Our server must have been in a pissed off mood, probably just for being a resident of boring Juneau, and then whatever else followed that day. Not my fault you chose this life. Food was subpar. Nothing all that much to rave about. I was initially excited for that one crab tomato drink thing, but once I got it, bland and bitter as could be.

Was nervous when I saw it was in an old Ramada inn but decided to go for it anyway. Service was…read moreprompt and extremely friendly. Got the wings which were on the smaller side but delicious. The steak I didn't know had all that sauce on it but was nice. The steak cooked perfect med rare and was way more tender than I thought. All in all good dinner. Will come back for sure.

Was in town visiting friends/family. Food was good. Lots of hotel guests so pretty good crowd…read more Staff was friendly and responsive.