Hands down best restaurant in Seward. From the gorgeous views (right on the water) to the fabulous…read morefood, everything was wonderful. Our waitress for both times we ate was Kirsten and she was so pleasant, efficient, and helpful that we felt we left with a new friend. Halibut fish and chips, crab cakes, and caribou meatloaf were all fantastic. Getting to watch a sea otter playing in the water right outside the window was also a bonus! Next time we are in Seward, we will definitely be back!!

The food and drinks were incredible. Service was very very fast in a packed house and they did not…read moremake you feel rushed. Restaurant had that nautical feel to it as it is directly on the boat harbor.

Recommend here for lunch, so we stopped by after one of our tours…read more Located right on the water, it's a beautiful place to have a meal - large windows allow you to enjoy the view. Crab cakes were tasted fresh and flavorful, decent-sized. Good drink selection. Enjoyed my French 75. Our waiter was friendly and efficient. Food was definitely pricey, probably because they're a cruise ship stop. So keep that in mind. Overall, it was a good dining experience. As long as you're prepared for the higher price, it's a good stop.

The seafood soup was delicious, the bartender was nice and efficient. The place is pricy because…read morethe cruise ship people come here. But we would go again

Long day of driving brought us to Seward and ready to eat. As we walked around we found Seasalt and…read moreloved the look so in we went. OMG this has been the best food we have had the last few days of traveling. This is a sister trip so we are sharing meals, tonight the food was great and there was plenty to share. We had the Dirty Fries and OMG they were amazing. We also had the Small Fish Bites and the Quinoa and Spinach salad. This was so much food and perfect for sharing. The fries you have to order they will be a great memory of this trip. The Salad and Fish were just as good. Service was top notch and Stanley, thank you for a lovely dinner!! This is a must stop at when you are in Seward.

Both of their soups were great! Bartender/manager was very friendly. Also the music selection was…read morequite enjoyable.

This park has stunning views. I got to spend a day in Seward after a long week of doing work in…read moreSoldotna. Seward Waterfront Park is known mostly for their campground area. I didn't camp, but did spend some time walking around the park and taking pictures of the mountain range on the other side of Resurrection Bay. There are restrooms, picnics tables and shower houses at the park. Seward Waterfront Park extends from the boat harbor to the Alaska SeaLife Center near the downtown area. For activities, there are historical landmarks and interpretive signs along the Sea Otter Trail, a skatepark, wildlife viewing, RV parking, camping and a playground. When I was here, there was a cruise ship parked in the terminal. The best part for me was the view of the mountain range from across the bay. The snow on the mountains made for some beautiful photos.

Absolutely stunning. Each spot has a fire pit, but it's dry, no water or power. You can pull right…read moreup to the water. Otters swimming right in front of us. Walk right to the local bars and shopping. It's stunning.

During our visit to Seward, we asked some of the locals their favorite spot and this was it! It…read moredefinitely is a hidden gem. It's definitely an interesting spot! "Cheap beer & lousy food" is so funny to me, but also untrue! The food is delicious and oh so fresh. Service was great as well. Definitely recommend if you're in the area. It's also nice because it's not in the downtown area, it feels secluded. Plenty of parking available as well. Food review: Salmon bake: (5/5) YUM. I mean, it is the name of the restaurant after all. The salmon is so fresh and is honestly such a big portion. We definitely could've shared between two of us. Crab cakes: (5/5) These were delicious! Such great flavors and texture. The crisp on the crab cake was perfect. The app comes with two crab cakes, but they are pretty big! Complimentary corn bread: (3.5/5) The bread was yummy. I just wish that it came warmed up, it tasted a little dry.

I've seen this restaurant many times on lists of restaurants to eat at when in Seward so definitely…read morehad to stop and try it. The food was so good we had dinners there for 4 nights in a row and we only stayed in Sewars for 4 night! The atmosphere is cozy, the menu is a good one, but the food was... let's just say I want to go back to Seward for the food alone again! Their salmon was delicious, the prawns too, the burgers were very tasty, everything we have tried was good. Nice service too, the food comes out pretty fast. There ware even pickles in a big drum you can stop by and get for a small price, choosing the one you think you'd like the most. I wish more people knew about this place, that's why I am leaving this review.

Hotel is comfortable. Free breakfast is decent. Harbor view rooms are nice. The temperature…read morecontrols for the room do not work well. It was set to low 60s in March and never got below 71 in the room. Needs more parking for customers with larger parking spaces.

DISABLED / MOBILITY ISSUE TRAVELERS BEWARE!…read more This hotel does not care about you! I am on a 100 day tour around Alaska and Canada and have travelled through the south eastern islands / marine highway and Haines Junction / Tok by this point with no issue. 5 nights booking. Stated in booking I had mobility issues. Did not check until I arrived then they downgraded me to a room on the second floor via elevator. Would they come get me in an emergency? Would not have chosen this hotel if I couldn't get the advertised room. The given room only had a single handrail in the bathroom a distance from the toilet or sink. The shower was not step-free but mostly step-free. There was no rubber mat. The breakfast was very difficult to use with a walker and there was no assistance. On 3 occasions non disabled guests parked or blocked the disabled spots, raised with front desk, did nothing. On two of those occasions the lots were also full and I had to walk with my walker a significant distance in the rain. They had company vehicles blocking spots preventing me entering and others leaving and when asked if they could move temporarily I was told no. On third occurrence of disabled use/blocking informed them if I see it again I will be contacting police. Supervisor told me he was unaware of these issues which means they must have never raised or discussed them among themselves. He got sarcastic with me and told me I should call the police right now. I said it's your hotel I'm doing you a courtesy by telling you and not calling the police but I will the next time I see it. I left the hotel at this point as I simply don't know if I can park there or trust they would rescue me. DO NOT STAY HERE Attached are some photos showing these issues

Tasty burgers and soups. We got the Ring of Fire Burger, Firestarter Burger, and Reindeer Sausage…read moreSoup with Grilled Cheese Sandwich. All components of the burgers were executed quite well: juicy patty, toasted bun, fresh veggies, nice sauce. The reindeer soup was also good, although bland in terms of salt. It only had ONE slice of reindeer sausage too haha. Prices were pretty elevated, reflective of general Seward food costs. They just opened for the season a few days ago

Not sure what all the chatter is about!?!?…read more I really wanted to like this place, but all around it was a very poor experience. I'm guessing our waitress was brand new. Not only did she forget our order, but she never checked on us. It's not like she was busy. There were only a handful of people in the restaurant, which should have been a red flag! Only thing worse than the service was the food. I ordered the Smokey burger, but it should have been called the Bland Burger. Our waitress never asked how I wanted it cooked. There's no way that it was done freshly! It came out way too quickly and wasn't even warm. My wife's salad was a joke. What's up with the sticky floors and sticky tables???

Service was fast and friendly Tuscan salmon was very good …read more The sockeye was fresh- sourced locally. Seafood chowder was the star ! Hamburger was very good Only downside ? - no bar

Food is good at this local place in Seward. It is not walking distance from the Resurrection bay…read morehowever, it's close to some other cool spots like gelato place and other good restaurants. It is worth the walk and also, ample parking available We had the pasta, salmon platter and a sandwich. Only comment is that they could have added a few vegetables on the salmon. It was just jasmine rice, salmon fillet with the sauce. Adding vegetable could be so perfect Service is moderate. Servers are friendly. Nice restaurant, Clean and not too noisy. Will definitely visit this place again if I go to Seward.

Was recommended to come here by Anchorage locals. Short wait shortly after they opened so must be a…read morepopular spot. We took a walk to the waterfront for 15-20 mins and could have easily gotten a drink somewhere or done some window shopping. Everything was really good - starting with salmon gougere amuse bouche, the soup of the day (curry carrot?), and local oysters to the smoked scallop cocktail. The fried chicken, salmon, and shrimp and grits. We ended up ordering the cream cheese ice cream which ended up taking FOREVER since they forgot about it and never checked on us. Unfortunately the cream cheese ice cream was also kinda disappointing and was just like scooped frozen cheesecake - which don't get me wrong is delish but not worth the wait or $. Service was good until the end. Great wine options! Prices on par with SF and presumably Alaska/touristy areas.

Ideally located restaurant in Seward's harbor front. When we got there, the restaurant was packed…read moreon a Saturday, July 4th weekend. We only waited 25 minutes to snag a table. The hostesses were warm and friendly. There is good reason why it's popular. The food that comes out of the kitchen is elevated, creative and tasty---worthy of more sophisticated large urban cities. Service was casual, but proficient. We had oysters, which were tiny but full of tastes of the ocean. There was an amuse bouche of a choux filled with salmon cream. It was light and a good start to the meal. The shrimp with grits was artfully presented and tasted good. The cream of mushroom soup was rich and earthy. Fried chicken was a nice take on a simple dish. And the salmon dish was a clear proof of Alaska's rich waters. Loved this special place.

Pros: The service we received and hospitality we received was absolutely incredible, warm and…read moreinviting. Our waitress was helpful and attentive Cons: the food was average at best. My son ordered the chicken and waffles- he said the waffles were good but the chicken, tho well fried was completely lacking seasoning My partner ordered the buttermilk fried chicken entree with mashed potatoes and he had the same sentiment- no seasoning and also added that it was a boneless chicken thigh, and the texture was also off putting. I ordered the Alfredo pasta with a bay shrimp add on and the clam chowder- both were okay, my main complaints being that my food was lukewarm while the chicken that my son and partner ordered were steaming hot- the chowder was very well seasoned and flavorful- but also very thick and I got a clam that was gritty. Not a terrible place to eat, their hospitality was great... but also idk if I would go back if given the choice. Based on past reviews, we prob should have ordered burgers.

I was hungry and it's my day off so I walked over to this spot. I was here last week but I'm I…read morejust checked in. LOL! Today I remembered to do all the things including take pictures of my food. I walked in and was seated immediately, I chose to sit at the bar because it's just easier and the chairs all have better cushion. After seeing another patron eating a burger i decided to order one too! Great choice. I had the jalapeño burger with bacon jam and man was it delicious. The burger was a perfect medium well, the brioche bun was perfectly toasted, the white cheddar cheese was the perfect complement to the slightly sweet bacon jam, the bacon was crispy, Smokey and not greasy. The only complaint was the slice of tomato that is out of season and tasteless. I mean it is Alaska after all. My seafood chowder which I paid an additional $4.00 for a cup was okay but whatever, the burger made up for it. All in all it was a great experience and delicious meal. Because it was the middle of the afternoon on a weekday, the place wasn't as packed and noisy as it can be sometimes. The ambiance was super relaxed today so I sat and ate inside. If you are ever in Seward, check this place out.