Sacred grounds is owned and operated by the Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska…read moreout of their headquarters building. Finding this tribally owned coffee shop with a welcoming LGBTQIA flag in the window was the perfect sign that we had picked a good place to hunker down on a cold, rainy and dreary day that made exploring Juneau too tricky. My friend wanted to get some work done and I wanted to read my book. I warmed up with a delicious hot Alaskan Fog beverage then enjoyed a fresh smoothie. The staff at sacred grounds was friendly, the drinks were delicious and the restrooms were super clean. We took an Uber from our boat to the coffee shop since it was raining but the rain had lightened up considerably while we were at the coffee shop so we were able to walk back to our ship.

Drinks are ok here. We purchased an Alaskan Fog and an Americano. The Alaskan Fog is similar to a…read moretea latte, however, we noticed they use tea bags which seems kind of lazy for a coffee shop. The Americano was fine. After purchasing 2 drinks and sitting down, I felt the urge to use the restroom. When the barista brought the drinks to my table, I asked if I could use the restroom. Their policy is that restrooms are only for the handicapped and elderly which seems a little overly discriminatory. I mean, it should either be for paying customers only or not. Instead, she told me there was probably a porto potty outside in the parking lot. She didn't tell me exactly where because I don't think she really knew. I had to look around for a few minutes before I finally saw it. You have to exit the shop and walk to the right through a few parking spots and there's a porto potty on the curb.

Grabbed a latte to start my morning. I was hot and fit the bill…read more The barista was efficient. The store was clean.

Popped in for literally just an americano. That's it, nothing else…read more Tons of people waiting and there are 5 people working. Half of them are in the bathroom, gossiping, literally running in and out. I've never been to a coffee shop, anywhere, where it takes over 15 minutes to get a basic cup of coffee. Extra star only because they had a decent GF wrapped cookie. Avoid otherwise, coffee was only whatever.

I'm visiting Juneau for the month and Rookery has a spot in my heart. I love the ham scramble add…read moreavocado!! It's also fun to try the many different pastries they've got.

If you are in Juneau, Alaska, the Rookery is the place to go for breakfast, lunch of a refreshing…read morecoffee and pastry. All is made in-house or from local shops. Cruise ships are in abundance every day, so come early for breakfast and just stand in line for lunch. In fact, you stand in line anyway, reading the menus laying all about. Friendly staff, all locals, and they are just happy to serve you. Tables are catch and catch can, so be patient. If you have friends with you, get them seated to claim spaces as you place your orders. A very Alaskan place to experience.+

If you're in Juneau exploring for a few days, you definitely want to fuel up on a good breakfast…read moreand coffee before heading out on your adventures. Heritage has several locations where you can grab coffee and another in the valley where you can also eat. I prefer the valley location since it's a bit quieter, and of course I always grab some food. The baja breakfast burrito is my breakfast pick. The hazelnut creme or chai latte are my favorite Heritage Coffee orders. I've also tried a few of their wraps and paninis for lunch and they're all great.

Good food and drinks. Everything could be a little more consistent. The Baja breakfast burrito is…read moregood.

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!

Alaskan Crepe Escape was fantastic! The food was absolutely delicious, but what really stood out…read morewas the incredible customer service. I mentioned that I have a peanut allergy, and the staff went above and beyond to make sure I felt safe. They took the time to thoroughly clean their work surfaces and were very careful with food preparation, which gave me a lot of confidence. On top of that, everyone was exceptionally kind, welcoming, and attentive. It's clear they genuinely care about their customers. Between the excellent food and outstanding service, this was a wonderful experience. I highly recommend Alaskan Crepe Escape and will definitely be back!

Crepes were just mediocre. Have to walk up and order and…read morespend 20 minutes in the rain waiting for a crepe and cold hot chocolate. Of course their pay system gears toward 20% tip and they don't tell you about the 20 minute wait until you've paid. After 20 minutes, they called my name for my hot chocolate but then he got so busy. He didn't give it to me for another 10 minutes and then I had to wait an extra 10 minutes for my crêpe. This really wasn't worth it. They had somebody else's order completely fouled up. They had been sitting there for a half hour and finally left. Yeah. Not terribly impressed.

Food and coffee / mochas were great! Service was fast! Not a sit down place, this is a drive…read morethrough or in our case a walk up to the window and order and receive! Love the small town vibe! Will be back again for a great mocha!

Delicious coffee and they will grind it for you. Love the aurora flavor which taste like amaretto…read more Wished it wasn't so far away though.

Great food, great people and great service. Make sure to stop by if you are ever in Juneau!!!read more

They use heritage coffee for their espresso drinks. Serves as a quick alternative if you're in the…read morearea. Convenient location to the museum and library