Front desk person was nice who welcomed well. Food was warm, healthy and good. Since it was next to…read moreplace from where we had to take Kenai fjords tour, it made perfect sense to grab a bite from this clean homely place. Overall comfortable vibe

Amazing food! I had a turnover and some biscuits and gravy…read moreand wow! This place was wholesome and service was polite. love that they're also believers.

Wow, well worth the bike ride down here from Seward. The fish and chips were really amazing. What…read morea great little place. Had a local IPA while sitting on the back deck and realized how hard it must be to make a go of it here in the winter. I'll never complain about prices again while here in Alaska. Fun place, nice people but my guess is they are splitting wood in August for a reason.

Beautiful, fresh, and healthy food! We loved everything we got. Awesome drink selection with unique…read moretea and latte specials (we loved the dairy-free golden latte). We went early and watched the sun rise from the adjacent miller's landing deck. Looked like there was a water bowl for pups, which we saw a lot around Seward. Was glad to find this place so close to where we were staying.

Cute little roadside café. We didn't actually eat any food, but we stopped in for coffee and tea…read moreon the way from Seward to Whittier. There were a few groups of people inside, and it has a fun Alaskan vibe. The wait staff was very friendly, and the restaurant was clean.

From the owner: Espresso, Tacos, BBQ, Hot Dogs, juice and sodas.read more

Not bad prices. Limited menu.. Reindeer dog ok... But tastes like a regular hot dog with a crunch.read more

Dude that runs the place is cool. Drinks are bomb. Had ice mochas 3 days in a row and Red Bull…read moreItalian soda. Last day got 3 breakfast sandwiches to go and the family loved em. Dude loves fast too. Great service and will def come back when in Seward.

I cannot attest to the food at this place as we didn't eat here but we just stayed here for the…read morenight. This hotel was by far the worst place that we had stayed on our trip to alaska out of all seven locations. You check in at the restaurant.Although we had to go into the bar to find somebody to check us in and get us a key to the room. The guy was really nice.That checked us in and the price was right. Unfortunately, that was where the good things ended did. The place is clearly very dated, which is totally fine. There are random holes all along the wall, where it looks like other things used to be. Our friends were staying in the room next to us and their carpet was absolutely disgusting. Thankfully, we had some sort of vinyl on our floors. So that it wasn't that bad. Her bedding had multiple tears in it. Nothing in the room matched from the towels to the sheets. When we pulled back the sheets of the bed, there were little specks of what looked like dirt all along the bed, and it appeared that the sheets had not been cleaned. Thankfully, we had each brought a blanket.So we were able to use that to sleep with. It really, truly did feel dirty though sleeping in that bed. We only had two towels in our room for 4 people, so my husband went and asked for another. The only thing that they could give him was an extra hand towel. When I turned on the shower, the way that the shower head was facing the water, just completely shot right out of the shower stall leaving water all over the floor and no good towels to clean it up.

We used to come here years ago, for pie. Their blueberry was amazing. They used to have different…read moresalt and pepper pots on each table. Then some new owners took over, and i was served limp and floppy fries and we didn't go back. Although of course I appreciate they may have had teething problems, as new owners, and that we'd go back at a later date. And we did return today. Our server was friendly, and helpful, brought us coffee, in sturdy Sunrise Inn mugs, and took our order (Crispy Chicken wrap and fries for me, Chili in Bread bowl for him) The atmosphere was warm and friendly, with quite a few diners in, chatting to the server. Guys, the Crispy Chicken Wrap brought to me, was simply outstanding. Perfect in every way. Great mix of crunchy vegetables, cheese, and creamy ranch, i cannot praise it enough. It's the best I've personally tasted, in, well, ever really. And the fries have redeemed themselves 1000%. Super crisp, and soft inside, beautifully seasoned. I am so happy that Sunrise Inn is THIS good. I'll be driving back down just to have this again, and think nothing of the drive. Blake really enjoyed his Chili Bread Bowl too. Seriously, if i can get food this good i don't really care about the cost, or the length of the drive to get to it. But yes of course it would be more convenient if it were in Anchorage, but the drive is half the fun. Also the staff - the server was great, very friendly, and the chef brought out our meals to us, and he had these pants on featuring fish. Very alluring, and I told him so. We'll be back sooner rather than later

This place is located right at the small boat harbor in Seward, next to Once in a Blue Moose gift…read moreshop. I work a few doors down and was excited to see a new coffee shop nearby. The young lady inside was very sweet but the coffee is terrible! :( I ordered a small americano and it's undrinkable. Please walk across the street and spend your money at Nature's Nectars. It is so much better- the best coffee I've had in Alaska- and for the same price ($2.00 for a small americano).

This place is like a mini-Whole Foods mixed with some touristy stuff mixed in. Mind you, this is…read moretouristy stuff that is actually thoughtful and that locals would want to buy! The 5-stars is mainly for being open year-round. Seward is a ghost town in the winter. It feels like 80% of business are closed, making it challenging and frustrating for Alaska residents to visit in the off-season. The main/only negative is that the prices are high, really high. Also, the anti-science rhetoric around GMO foods is a huge turnoff. We need more science in our food supply chain, not less. Fear mongering and food shaming (see also: "clean eating") by people of great privilege is not helpful to improving the outcomes of those that are less fortunate. GMO fresh veggies are about 1000X as healthy as non-GMO, organic, GF cookies. Not everyone can afford massively expensive organic/non-GMO/GF/etc products. And eating those is not necessary for good health for the vast majority of people.

Great natural grocery and wellness shop…read more Everything is pretty much full sized here - so it's more for local grocery shopping. So much healthy goodness! A mini Whole Foods: pantry, frozen, beauty and even a cafe/smoothie shop in the back! We stopped in to do some browsing, ended up with some healing hand lotion, sulfate free dried organic cranberries and some cute Darn Tough socks for gifts.

Wow! What a find? So glad we decided to come here from lunch. Their paninis and sandwiches are…read morevery tasty. The staff is super nice and the food came out quick!

Had a delicious meal and what a beautiful little shop on Ressurection Bay! The Oakie is my fave…read moresandwich, I've had it a couple of times, but I did pick up. This time I got to sit with my Dad and enjoy a cup of chowder, too! Some of the best chowder I've ever had. The food was delicious and the staff were friendly and kind, timely, and doing every task without us even asking. I enjoyed it and will be back!!

We loaded up on snacks and cleaning supplies at this Seward Safeway while staying in the area for…read morethe weekend. I thought the location was cute and perfectly sized for the small town it's in. Parking was ample. Employees encountered were helpful and efficient. The store seemed cluttered in some areas but perhaps they were nearing time to close the store for the night. We had no problem finding everything we needed. Prices seemed average but maybe not haha

Garbage everywhere outside. No registers open besides self checkout High prices with shelves un…read morestocked.