Drinks are great. Very cute place…read more Drinks are amazing. But no internet access, and that can be an issue. Great bartenders.

My favorite bar in Juneau. I love the atmosphere, perfect date night spot or meet up with a friend…read more Always friendly service and incredible cocktails. I have visited Juneau for business on 4 occasions my first stop is always the Narrows. So far they are the only establishment in town with an impressive gin collection. If you want a craft cocktail or you are not sure what you want the bartenders will gladly make you something special that they love or think you will like. The Narrow's is a must visit when in downtown Juneau.

Very cool atmosphere in this place. Lots of pre.ade cocktails but you could not tell. Drinks were…read moreamazing! Service at its best!

A must stop on your visit to Juneau! The owners make you feel very welcome and explain their…read moreprocess using local resources. The gin and whiskey alone are spectacular. I decided on a gin and tonic which was a smooth delicious cocktail

9/10/2025 - Stop at Griz Bar and enjoyed the great ambience with fire pits…read more It offers two kind of local crafted IPA beers and other beers, but no coffee. The bartender is very friendly.

Becoming one of our traditions when in Juneau. Nice little outside bar with wonderful fire pits…read more They feature Alaska made spirits and the bartenders are very friendly and helpful. Great place to grab a local cocktail on your way back from your daily adventure.

Everyone sees another Crab Shack as soon as they get off the ship. We saw there was an hour wait…read more(line outside in the drizzle). We looked around and decided onTwisted Fish Company, what a find. We got a table for eight after a brief wait. Our lovely waitress explained the menu items. Four couples each ordered 1 pound red King Crab. Sweet delicious and properly prepared We also had clam chowder which was very good. We also had a side caesar salad which was excellent. We added another couple in the middle of dinner and the staff took it in-stride and delivered those dishes quickly without complaint. Other diners we talked to raved about the halibut. The prices appeared reasonable for the quality of the food and the service from Bella. We would return again when in port but if you are looking for high quality food in a casual style eatery I recommend the Twisted Fish Company

Since our cruise ship was not leaving until late, I wanted to have dinner in town before boarding…read more Just like in Ketchikan, we are just a stone throw away from the ships, but I wanted to eat and support local. I was lucky enough to have Alaskan king crab legs last year when I traveled Alaska by land so that was not on my must eat this year. King salmon that I fell in love with last year was though, so when I saw Twisted Fish had it and some of their fishes were accompanied by local rhubarb and blueberry chutney, I was sold as I am all about eating local. Unfortunately, grilling the king salmon dried it out so it did not have that beautiful buttery texture that makes King salmon special. Sadly I felt the king salmon I roasted at home was closer to what I had in Anchorage last year than this one. Even though the twisted fish plate only had Taku Salmon, I found the halibut in that one was much better and wish I went with a full order of halibut instead, especially since that came with the local rhubarb and blueberry chutney.

Had a ridiculously good burger there. 11/10 Service was…read moreaverage. Restaurant was nice, not to loud.

This place was fun but not the original brewery like we thought. Yummy porters and king crab if you…read moreare there for yummy crab. Atmosphere was chill and the staff was very informative and kind.

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.

Great place to go after a show across the street at Perseverence Theatre. The place is full of…read morefriendly locals and the bar staff is helpful. If you're hungy do try Nano's Grill from the hut outback. The menu items are a bit different than your lower 48 fair, but still good. My first time I ordered a club sandwich. When it arrived, it was everything of a soft kaiser roll with all the fixins splayed out like a hotdog. Different looking, but good. My next trip I ordered the daily special. Sliders. These tasty bites reminded me of homemade hamburger patties with their uneven edges cracking under each bit. Again. Good stuff. On my last visit, I tried the famous loaded tater tots. Now let me warn you, share with someone or you will be full for hours. The tots were a plate full of deep fried goodness covered in chili and all everything you would find on nachos. So good, but again, sharing is caring. They had also had a bloody mary morning drink, but I got there after 3 and the bartender still made me one. And it's good to be there when the fishermen come back, just be prepared to get a taxi home because someone is always ringing the bell!

Despite what this listing may say, this is in DOUGLAS, not in Juneau…read more What is Douglas? It's a town across the water from Juneau. It's what I imagine Juneau was like before the cruise ships came. This is a solid neighborhood watering hole. Great vibe and energy in this place. The bartender was friendly and on top of it. Lots of crowds of people that you could tell were all good friends. Get out of your boat or hotel and take a long walk across the bridge, you'll be glad you did. There's also some pretty good pizza just a couple blocks away.

Ughh. The food was so disappointing. I had a veggie bowl. Very little flavor (although the veggies…read morewere fine as far as freshness) and the veggies were overshadowed by the large amount of VERY thinly sliced carrots. Came with an eggroll that was very overcooked on one side (which they hid by putting on the underside). Service was bored but made a decent Manhattan. I won't be giving a second chance.

Bar area in lobby of the Baranof hotel. Not as advertised. The menu and photos online are from "…read morepre Covid" according to the bar tender/ server. The menu features mostly burgers and a few appetizers. We ordered burgers. They were tasty and the fries were very crispy and delicious. No atmosphere.

A tourist from San Diego…read more Came her on a Wednesday night in early fall! The place was rocking! And the karyoking was non stopping! Hit this place up if you like to sing and be entertained!

Run! The twin bed mattresses were awful, the carpet was probably installed in 1990 if I had to…read moreguess. Neither of us are germaphobes at all but we didn't want to put our bare feet on it. The wallpaper was peeling off the walls. There was no climate control. We were not advised that there is no elevator (normally I would not mind that but we had 3 large suitcase bc my son was moving there for the summer). The double staircase is very steep and treacherous. There is zero noise barrier. I woke up both mornings to the sound of my neighbor snoring. I was also awakened at 11:30 on a Monday night to the sound of the band from the bar below...It was loud enough that I felt I could have sang along. The desk is not monitored 24 hours a day. They bill it as an historic hotel...I've stayed in several historic hotels which have been maintained. This is just shabby and run-down. It's basically a hostel at hotel prices.

The absolute best music venue in Alaska. Production, lights, sound and event staff are on point. If…read moreyou're a fan of live music, this is the place.

Came by for a late night meal. Walked into a noisy concert and a bar with drinks but no food. Was…read moregoing to give up and leave and as I was leaving saw STAIRS and went upstairs. Here is where you can EAT and play pool or video games. By this time it was 10:33pm and I was told the kitchen closed 3 minutes ago. Disappointed they wouldn't offer me ANYTHING on the menu and had to find food elsewhere.