Amazing selection and over five different types of IPA's…read more Once you walk in from the hill you will notice this cozy brewery with in my opinion a hidden downstairs. The staff is amazing with guiding you and having you sample your find your new favorite. I was a big fan of the double IPA. It's hard to go work with any of there options epically there hazy options. They also have some good options. I have only tried the pretzel and it was a great addition to their beer. Overall it's a must stop place for local Alaskan beer.

Tasty beer, friendly local vibe and fun events. Kid friendly and nice bartender helped recommend a…read morebeverage (seconded by a regular).

3.5 stars A simple,…read moreno frill place inside the Mendenhall Mall (can even get some shopping down afterwards). My friend got the immunity booster juice and the grilled cheese and I got the cup of clam chowder for a little over 5 bucks. You could definitely taste the bacon flavor in it, but the soup itself was a little runny. It came out quick and piping hot though. Good for a quick, light lunch 2025 #10

Unfortunately it seems this establishment is on a downward spiral. It stays mildly clean with okay…read moreservice. The food took 40 minutes to get one sandwich out that was slightly warm. Nothing special about this sandwich and for me to consider it a melt the cheese should be melted well. The pickles that were on the plate looked like they found them when moving the furniture. My spiced chai was about average in taste without being completely watered down. There is room for improvement. This establishment is staffed with children and I love the thought but maybe the lack of management might be the issue to start with.

This is a great food truck in the same location as the fabulous Deckhand Dave's. For breakfast I…read moreordered the very delicious salmon crepe.

Ordered matcha with coconut milk and no coconut milk was inside. Hate when I pay extra and tip,…read morefor nothing.

Good fish and chips. Really good fries. My wife said it was the best coconut shrimp she ever had…read more She also loved the grilled halibut tacos. The service was great and it has a friendly atmosphere.

This is one of our favorite places to eat when we are in town. They have some of the best halibut…read more There are tables both inside and outside. We usually sit at the bar and the bartender is always nice. We enjoy the local Alaska beers as well as order the Seafood Chowder as well as the Halibut burger. The fries are great. We enjoy watching the small planes take off from the area below. The restaurant is located in a small mall area and the restrooms are down the hall.

Taco Tuesday was such a treat! 4 tacos for the price of 3! Halibut was my fav. Grilled to…read moreperfection! Two ground beef for my dining partner and a carne asada for me second! Mexican coke and a red wine perfected the meal. Thanks to the fantabulous staff of the bar and the grill. We will be back soon. I want to try the lamb gyro and partner wants a burger. Yum yum and so very affordable! Huge portions filled us ! And a cozy place to sit!

Alaska's oldest bar! Well, it is an impressive bar along one wall and an independent vendor across…read morethe room makes a lot of good snacks and munchies for lunch or simple dinner. We were hungry for "something" but not a meal, per se. Asking around, we were directed to Imperial Grill. Very happy to find it. Yes, the bar had everything, and we did have some hard cider, but paid for the bar items at the bar, with the food vendor running a separate register. The grill menu is great. Look at it. Baskets ($8 - 10) of fries, chicken tenders, jalapeno poppers. An after school special ($2.75) is mozzarella, bacon and jalapenos fried in an egg roll wrapper with sriracha sour cream. Go for it! Mexican flair ($5 - 16) with burritos, enchiladas, quesadillas, nachos and taquitos. Also an array of tacos ($2.75 - 6). Sandwiches and burgers ($~8) looked good. Very local in ambiance and everyone is very friendly. Keep this in mind when you are just looking for something good to eat, with or without a beverage.

A group of us stopped into Red Dog Saloon during our cruise lay-over…read more Credit cards are accepted. A full bar and kitchen are available. Red Dog Saloon is small and packed so we had to wait to enter towards the later hours due to our party size of 7. We didn't eat during our stay but we did have a couple drinks. It was fun to look at all the business cards, patches, hats etc. covering every inch of the walls and ceiling. Floors of sawdust assist with the old-time gold rush days feel. Unfortunately, we only had about 45 minutes to experience Red Dog Saloon before heading back to our ship. Staff was friendly and energetic.

I was really disappointed with my visit to Red Dog Saloon in Alaska. I had heard a lot about the…read moreplace and expected a fun atmosphere with decent service, but my experience ended up being frustrating from start to finish. The restaurant was crowded and loud, which I understand can happen in a popular tourist spot, but the staff seemed completely overwhelmed and uninterested in helping customers. What bothered me most was the service from our waitress, Summer. In my experience, she came across as disrespectful and dismissive the entire time we were there. Simple questions about the menu felt like an inconvenience to her, and the attitude we received made the whole meal uncomfortable. We were rushed while ordering, had long waits for drinks and food, and when we tried to politely ask about the delay, the response felt rude instead of helpful. The food itself was average at best and definitely not worth the prices. Some items arrived lukewarm, and parts of our order were incorrect. By the time everything was fixed, the rest of the table had already finished eating. The atmosphere may appeal to tourists looking for the "old saloon" vibe, but customer service should still matter no matter how busy a place is. Overall, this was one of the least enjoyable dining experiences I've had in Alaska. Between the poor service, long waits, and disrespectful attitude we experienced from Summer, I wouldn't choose to come back or recommend it to others. I hope management takes customer concerns more seriously in the future because the location and concept have a lot of potential.

Horrible service bread tasted like they left it out for a week and the soup tasted like sour pissread more

My girl and I were on an Alaskan cruise, and we needed some good coffee. Multiple locals told us…read moreabout this place and it was amazing. The coffee was fantastic, the food was very good, the atmosphere was great just a really fun little coffee shop. I will definitely go back. I have a soft spot for coffee shops that roast their own beans. Their cookie was epic!

If you're questioning paying $85/lb for Alaskan King crab.... just DO IT! It's so worth it... I…read morestill dream about this crab. That first bite was so gooooood I wish I could eat it again.. and again and again. The best and the largest king crab I've ever had. We walked away from the main port area to go see the whale statue and on the way back we stopped by here and so glad we did instead of going to their original location where the lines were soooo long and it would have been a very long wait. This location I feel like is just as good with more space and less or no wait. Highly recommend!! It is a MUST EAT while you're in Juneau. Please don't miss it!!!!

Food and staff were great! First visit was 1st week in May…read more2024. Red king crab legs were $75 per pound. We bought 2 lbs (4 legs) for $150 Second visit was 1st week in May 2026 (2 years later) they no longer sell by the pound, only by the piece or by the bucket. We purchased a 6 leg & 2 claw bucket that I estimate is roughly 4 lbs of crab for $590! That is about $150 per lb. 4 star review is due to the price, otherwise a 5 star review.

We needed a warm up and this was perfect! The vibe was clean, relaxed, and local. Delicious mocha,…read moreplus the gelato looked incredible. Friendly and fast service.

Came by shortly after they opened. Local chain with multiple locations in Alaska. Big and…read morespacious interior with plenty of room to gather and meet friends. Coffee shop also sells gelato but has limited food options. I ordered a blueberry scone and it was left over from the prior day. Ordered a latte and their coffee is pretty good! Enough to warm me up on a cold and rainy April morning.

Not fancy, but if you want grouper, cold beer, and a sunset over the water with music in the…read morebackground, it nails it. Go for lunch if you want it quieter. Service is quite impressive.

The views here were phenomenal from the dining area, and the food was also good!…read more The Hangar on the Wharf is rightly named since there will be small planes landing in plain view from the windows. I came by off the cruise ships, it was towards the end of the season (September) so it was extra cold and cloudy (end of season for the northern lights viewing). The clam chowder was absolutely delicious; it was meaty, and just the perfect thickness I like. There were chunks of fish and clams in every bite. I also got fresh oysters and they were nice and meaty with a touch of brine and had a nice bite. The service was a bit slow since people were being sat in droves, but once the server came around, she was very nice. We had a few questions and she answered them with a smile and gave me some awesome tips. Overall, a satisfying meal with an awesome view; I would recommend.