We stopped in today on the way back from Homer. We knew they had been up for sale for some time,…read moreand our server confirmed it was now under new management. The menu was different but I was happy to see they still had the chicken wrap on there. It went downhill from then. I asked for a Gold Medal Chicken Wrap, with crispy chicken (ranch was not an option, previously it was my go-to choice) you could have hot wings sauces, or honey BBQ - and this is my bad, I initially thought that it said honey mustard, so I said honey mustard. It came with a choice of tater tots onion rings or fries. I chose tater tots, but changed my mind to fries. Husband just ordered a piece of carrot cake. I was very disappointed with this wrap, not just in comparison to the wrap that used to be available, but just as a wrap being offered by a restaurant in general. The honey bbq sauce (I had asked for some on the side, to dip it into) was red. And I couldn't taste any BBQ smokiness. It was very tomatoey. I queried about my honey-mustard error, and she showed me the menu, and that mistake was definitely on me. I asked if she had some ranch I could use as a dip, and was brought some. So anyway, the wrap - loosely wrapped and quite floppy, and warm, as though it had been grilled or broiled, which rendered the lettuce leaf and tomato slice warm, limp and floppy. The previous wrap from Sunrise, and most other wraps in restaurants where I've had them, will serve an unwarmed tortilla with raw crunchy vegetables. The Sunrise previously did so - lettuce, diced tomatoes, diced red onion, shredded cheese, julienned carrots and crispy chicken in a cool creamy ranch dressing, it was a tightly wrapped, crunchy delight, and out of this world. I recommended it to anyone passing that way. The best thing I have to say about this one, is that there was plenty of chicken and it was tender. There was too much of the honey bbq sauce in it though, and the chicken wasn't crispy anymore, the breading had gone very soggy. It was a disappointment. As were the tater tots, when I had requested fries. The server was pleasant enough, and I tipped her well, but I wasn't happy with the food at all. Won't be returning anytime soon

Im not one to complain too much on the road but this was a huge disappointment. My clam chowder was…read morefrom a can and the huge chunks of potatoes were probably from breakfast home fries and now also floating in my little bowl of soup. This establishment needs to regroup and decide on a decent quality of food. Fry food just doesn't make it for everybody.

Last month, we finally made it to Alaska for the first time, taking the cruise we had originally…read morebooked for June of 2020 (thanks, covid!). Unsurprisingly, though, when I checked back two years after I'd made a list of places I wanted to try on that trip, not everything on my original list was still there! Anyway, one of the places yelp told me had closed was called "Dockside Dogs", a little stall by the docks selling really inventive, high quality hot dogs out of a tent. So I made other plans - but the day of, those plans fell through (I'm really glad I got to try Firebrand's bbq the day previous - so fantastic I was extra looking forward to trying their breakfast burritos... until their smoker happened to need repairs the second day out of two we were in Seward and they closed unexpected!) So I figured I'd just walk downtown and see if there was anything I missed, and sure enough, as it turns out, Wild Spoon had *just* opened (when I was there, there were no yelp reviews yet!) - and "Dockside Dogs" was on their menu? Yep - the reason I mentioned Dockside Dogs specifically is: they got a proper cart, expanded their menu beyond only dogs, changed their name and moved downtown, but if you were looking for Dockside Dogs, here they are! I wasn't *super* hungry that day, so I just got one Seattle dog, for $10. Their dogs aren't enormous, so if you were particularly hungry, you'd probably want 2 - still, for Seward, that's quite reasonable, for dogs that, just to be clear, the couple other people in line with me were all raving about, and I totally see why. I'm also happy to say that, even though there were a couple people in front of me, and it *is* all being done out of a trailer, I had a sausage in my hand in just a few minutes. Anyway, it was a pretty fantastic sausage - meaty, juicy, smoky, plenty of perfectly-cooked onions - then, for $2 extra (the "basic" sausage is $8), a bunch of cream cheese. Was the cream cheese worth $2? Honestly, kinda yeah, cream cheese is a perfect sausage topping, and it went perfectly with the sausage and onions, it's a pretty perfect combo, and an extremely satisfying sandwich! I *would* want to try their other dogs if I were ever back in Seward, though, too. (I want to try the chowder, too! Too bad Seward is a jillion miles from California!) Only a couple minor complaints, mainly just due to the fact that they're a tiny operation right now - as far as cold drinks, they only have Izzes and bottled water, and they have literally one seat at one table. When I was there last month with no advance planning, that meant I took their one seat and drank an Izze, but if I were ever back in Seward, I'd come back here for sure, then get a drink somewhere else nearby, take them to a nearby park, Seward is covered in gorgeous parks to picnic a stone's throw away in all directions. (You can tell I miss being on vacation, probably.)

Went here last year and since we were only there overnight, I only had the Kimchee dog, it was so…read moreover the top delicious and the beets were so, so, so tasty. Staying here a week this year and I am really really looking forward to this place. In case you didn't know, the Goddess of Seward is at the window!

Dude...for a county boy from Tennessee I had very high BBQ expectations, ya'll knocked it out of…read morethe park !! Royce and Benji did the tag team waiter thing and we could not be more pleased. Great food, great staff , light and easy place to hang !! Rock on !!

Outside seating only Own BBQ sauces…read more Couple smokers attached latest menu. Guy selling crab n shrimp in front of restaurant

Not enough Philly steak in sandwich cost me 16.99 wow rip it off !! Not happy abt it should right…read moreamount steak on one foot sand which sound u put very limit and not look alike picture follow up !

Best subway I've ever had. Bread was very soft and fresh. They work hard and fast ( Jennifer)…read moreFacility in general felt clean and inviting Well done

The Lone Chicharron was THE highlight of our trip to Seward (and that's saying something because we…read moretruly loved every stop in town)! Super fun atmosphere and fun music welcomed us, warmly! As someone who eats gluten-free, I was thrilled that the manager was incredibly knowledgeable and explained that just about the only item that wasn't gluten-free was the beer-battered fish. Talk about having options! We started with the Carne Asada and Carnitas tacos, and they were fantastic. But we couldn't stop there! We came back for a second round (they were just that good!) and tried the Vegetarian Elote tacos... and WOW. Major chef's kiss! It was also such a treat to enjoy authentic Mexican rice without having to second-guess whether it was gluten-free. But my absolute FAVORITE part of the entire experience? The habanero carrot hot sauce! It was unbelievably vibrant, fresh, and bursting with flavor. The perfect balance of sweet carrot and spicy habanero was pure magic, and I may or may not have wanted to take a bottle home with me! If we ever find ourselves back in Seward, The Lone Chicharron will be our very first stop. We already can't wait to go back!

We tried four tacos- $5.50…read more 1. Pork 2. roasted corn 3. Chicken 4. Steak Didn't try the rockfish. The pork was so crispy and flavorful. I also tried the roasted garlic hot sauce. I could drink it!! 1 out of 10 on the spicy scale. I now see that the rockfish is fried and we should have tried it!! Also the corn tortillas are house made and you can tell. We will be back here. It was so good! I kind of wish they had chips too.

Fun coffee house with yummy freshly baked treats of all sorts. We stopped by on a rainy Sunday and…read morefound the line out the door! We had been advised that line moved fast and it was worth the wait, both true! We enjoyed several different teas and coffees, and a variety of different goodie's. Ham & cheese croissant, jalapeño muffins, sausage rolls, scones, etc. Although crowded, we were able to find a little alcove upstairs which was ideal, chairs for all and a chess board that grandkids loved. Nice extra: a window for locals who support them during the off season. Always nice to be able to show appreciation!

What a great find this was!…read more Cozy inviting feel, great coffee, and convenient location! They have a great selection of teas and sodas besides the coffee, lovely local art and jewelry for sale spread all over the location. And a cute upstairs for quiet work. We spent about 2 hours drinking our coffee and soaking up the vibe after a long hike. Would I recommend/return? Yes!

We absolutely love coming here! The food is amazing, the service is outstanding, and the atmosphere…read moreis beautiful. We had Roman as our server twice during our stay, and he was incredible--super friendly, funny, attentive, and made every meal so enjoyable. The lodge itself is wonderful, and all of the girls were so kind, welcoming, and attentive. Everyone here truly makes you feel like family from the moment you arrive. Of course, the owners, Derrick and Janine, are some of the kindest, most genuine people you'll meet. Their warmth and hospitality shine through in every part of the experience. This is such a family-friendly place filled with happiness, laughter, and positive energy. It's a beautiful place to relax, make memories, and enjoy amazing food with people who genuinely care. We always love being here and can't wait to come back!

Despite it being a busy weekend (of live music) with great weather, we got in quickly and the…read moreserver was super friendly - for that, I'll give one extra star. I was really disappointed in the food though - I got chips and salsa because I wasn't that hungry. The chips didn't come with any dipping sauce (for 7 bucks, it seems like it should) - that was charged separately, for an additional 3 bucks. Okay fine --- I had a craving so was willing to pay it... but then it arrived - 15 chips and the tiniest dressing-sized container of salsa... for $10?! Just nuts. The chips are supposedly "house made," but lacked any flavor (needed more seasoning/salt). Just wanted others to avoid my mistake - get something else because this isn't even half an appetizer.

My brother and I were visiting from San Diego, after Rafting with the Chugach Center (spectacular…read moreby the way, must try) we headed down the road for a celebratory brew. This place is really cool, kind of old style bar, met a local, John ( I think that's his name) told us all about looking for gold in the rivers., great guy. The food was fantastic and had local beer, with an awesome view from the bar window, what else could we have asked for. Great service!

Amazing cozy place. High quality. Beautiful location. Try the chowder (and everything else.)read more

Both times I was able to get seated right away at the bar for dinner. The first night I had the…read more"bucket of butt" (halibut) along with fried pickles, and Tanner crab the following night. I absolutely loved the gluten-free coating on the halibut since I'm not a fan of tempura-style batter. The Tanner crab was amazing, and the fried pickles were also great, though the portion was huge (definitely too much for one person). Service was excellent both nights. The bartenders were really friendly, and the food came out quickly and smoothly. The interior is also super cute, kind of an old-school lounge vibe with lots of velvet. There's a neon sign that says "city where the fun shines," which adds to the fun atmosphere. Such a great dinner spot in Seward.

Came at 5:05 and We sat at the bar this time, no reservations. We had one round of cocktails, the…read morefried pickles, pork belly bites, and the bread board. The fried pickles were heavy and we could only eat a few of them. I do enjoy the string version instead of the slices. They changed the bread board from when we came last, four dollops of butter, two were the same I think chives and bone marrow. No more honey and jelly options. The pork belly was also very good. Had a birch syrup taste to it.

Truffles, candy, gelato, boba, and coffee, oh my! Lots of options available. I grabbed a few…read moretruffles as I walked 4th Ave and sampled a little from each shop. The truffles I tried were: Dark Chocolate Coconut, Carmel Bourbon, and Milk Chocolate Carmel Marshmallow. This is a popular place, especially among families.

Treats! Came here after eating a late lunch. My friend wanted some treats. I didn't want to get ice…read morecream and instead got a fudge rocky road. It's very rich and tasty. My friend got their Thai tea latte, and she loved it. They also have gelato, limited to 2 tasters. They have some seating inside, and it's quite big. Many staff and they were friendly.