Really cute and cozy cafe/book shop. The coffee and food were delicious. The service was great too!…read more It was conveniently located just a couple of blocks from the Talkeetna cabins where we stayed at.

Cute place, good breakfast sandwiches great coffee nice playlist too. They don't really speak to…read moreyou though, so that's a bit off putting

This is by far one of the best eateries in Talkeetna. Staff was friendly and helpful with Truukstin…read morea gracious guy explaining some of the ingredients. My pizza rivaled Bear Tooth and the cookies rivaled Fire Island. This eatery rocks for all foodies!

Great service and super friendly staff. Fun location just off the Talkeetna Spur Road…read more Comfortable inviting atmosphere The coffee was good. I didn't care for the pastries myself but my wife thoroughly enjoyed them.

Made to order piping hot spinach bread!…read more It's cheesy, spinachy, garlicky, fluffy, crunchy. It's a party in your mouth and served up with a smile. I had to get the blueberry rhubarb crisp with fresh whipped cream too which was quite delicious! Cash only. A few outdoor benches and tables up front of the Airstream.

Everywhere we went all we heard was that we had to go try the spinach bread from the spinach bread…read morelady in Talkeetna. I had no idea what to expect, but it is a food truck that sells a pretty short list of items. We tried the spinach bread and the berry cobbler. Ooh this spinach bread was delicious. I have a very picky child that ate so much, we had to go back and buy another one. Now, i'm just trying to figure out how to make that stuff down here in texas, so that he will eat spinach again. I thought the barry cobbler thing was just okay, and I definitely wouldn't get it again.It was a little drier than I was expecting. Do expect that you will have a bit of a line to wait in in order to get your turn, but they do crank it out pretty quickly.

After getting not-so great ice cream at Shirley's, went across the to test Wake and Shake. Got the…read moresame chocolate and butter pecan 2 scoop. Butter Pecan was MUCH better than Shirley's and the portion was larger. Also only cost $6 for 2 scoops compared with over $10 at Shirley's. Wake and Shake wins. Better, bigger, cheaper. Winner.

This little ice cream shack has two nice picnic tables outside and a small menu. Flavors:…read morechocolate, vanilla bean, huckleberry, mint, and coffee. The only upsetting thing is that it only accepts cash. There's an ATM across the street behind the art gallery.

Burgers were fantastic and service was outstanding! The atmosphere was great and everyone was…read morefriendly. We enjoyed our trip to Alaska so much and this meal helped that happen.

A for effort. We came in with low expectations and this place far exceeded them. There are few…read moreother choices in this whole region so we figured we'd take what we could get. The bathrooms (4) were pleasantly clean and bright, the convenience store had all the basics plus some fun stuff to look at, and the spacious restaurant had all the comfort food items you'd expect. The food for our party of 6 took quite awhile, but between our friendly waitress, free wi-fi and a store-copy of the paper, we didn't mind too much. If the weather had been better, we would have enjoyed sitting outside on the flower-lined deck. So, if you're on a long trip and you'd like to stop to pee, eat, and check email, this is your place! Note: A sign on the wall said something about Music Night. Yes, this is much more than a convenience store!

Fun place with a lively atmosphere. We ordered the fish and chips and a Brewpub salad which were…read moreboth good. The service was friendly and timely.

My friends and I are visiting and decided to try out this spot. Staff were friendly. It was pretty…read morebusy, but we were able to snag a table pretty quickly on a Friday afternoon. We sat outside near the fire pit, weather was so beautiful. Definitely worth it, only downfall was how expensive each dish was... but it's super fresh so you get what you pay for! Food review: Fish and chips: (4/5) The fish was very fresh and the batter was nice and crispy. Wish the sizes of fish were a little bigger for the price. The fries were super soggy. Overall, dish was good with the malt vinegar and tartar sauce! Salmon sandwich: (5/5) Simple, yet delicious. The salmon is very fresh and was cooked perfectly.

FANTASTIC coffee! Stopped by mid afternoon before closing and picked up two hot mochas (mint and…read morewhite chocolate). They were great!

Had a coffee here, no food, but coffee was decent. Did not get the coconut flavor I asked for,…read morebut coffee was good without it. Only one guy working, so it was a bit slow, but when you need coffee, it's worth the wait. No inside service, just a walk-up window.

The Salmon Cakes were sooo good (a steal for the price!) The service was excellent and addressed…read moreany allergen concerns we have. Overall this is a must stop in town! I also loved how they recommended other locally owned restaurants for later if we're still hungry.

The best salmon cake I've ever had! Theirs really stands out. Definitely worth a try if you're in…read moreTalkeetna -- absolutely delicious!

An old-time-looking store with a slightly touristy vibe, but still worth a visit. They carry a nice…read moreselection of goods you might need while you're in town. The staff is friendly and the prices are reasonable.

Back this time for a winter review-- the staff was nice and helpful, but if you're visiting in the…read morewinter, expect it to be absolutely dead. It's still fun to take new visitors up to the second floor to check out all the local Alaska-themed decor and items. They even have some fun stickers, like one showing a squirrel as the mayor. But other than that, the energy just isn't the same as in the summer. The store gives me the same vibe as living in Nome--prices are high! For example, Hershey's chocolate syrup was $9.60, and a can of something was $5. That should give you an idea of what to expect. As always, the staff was friendly, and since this is one of the only places open in the winter, you might as well stop in and check it out.

I drive to Talkeetna a couple times a year to stock up on a few items that can only be purchased…read morethere and soak in all the Talkeetna goodness. I previously had been an avid fan of Talkeetna Girl Soaps until I discovered Silverbear Manly Soaps. I have extremely sensitive, dry skin prone to allergic reactions, bumps, and a number of other issues. Silverbear Manly Soaps has fixed most of the problems with my skin on almost all of my body, and it smells amazing, and when bought in bulk, it's a dollar cheaper to what I had been using previously, so I'm a convert! I also love their chapstick (Previous Burts Bees addict here!) DON'T PASS BY THIS TINY LITTLE SHOP LIKE I DID FOR SO MANY YEARS! THEIR stuff is GREAT!!!

I'm in Alaska and have mosquito bites! Shocking, I know…read more The locals on our Talkeetna River Guides float tour talked about the plant called Devil's Club. Earlier, on a hike at Byers Lake, the guide talked about Devil's Club being used medicinally for things like mosquito bites. I asked around and some locals said that Silverbear Sundries is the place to get Devil's Club balm. Not in Talkeetna? They mail it to you! I got the Mountain Mamma Balm that does NOT have hemp in it and smells great. There are two Pokemon Go pokestops within reach of this store, so stay a while. There are two gyms around the corner, too.