I just got off the cruise ship and was looking around town for a good espresso. Haines is a cute…read moreclean town. Mountain Market & Cafe is a grocery/coffee place. The espresso con panna hit the spot after walking a few blocks and past the library. Quite a few locals came by as we were seated. Some sat and chatted with coffee drinks and others bought a few items and left.

Ate lunch special (hummus, Mediterranean plate), medium soup (lentil), and a cookie. Quality was…read morefair. Water cups are the size of those dentist spit cups from the 1970s. No kidding. Service was fair. Garbage overflowing in front near picnic tables. Probably won't return.

I think this place may be an underrated gem for those coffee lovers out there. It's a busy and cute…read morecafe with a lot of charm to it. Right next to the infamous Klondike doughboy, this place serves local coffee along with seasonal flavors. I got the white chocolate mocha and it was delicious! Service was courteous and fast. I did wish I saw the seasonal flavors before I ordered because the white chocolate and rasberry one sounded delicious, but all the more reason to go back!

Upon stepping off the cruise ship, we were in desperate need of some caffeine, and this charming…read morelittle coffee shop was exactly what we were looking for. Conveniently located right in downtown, it was easy to find and the perfect stop before heading out on our tour. Although it was quite busy, the line moved quickly and efficiently. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made for a great first impression. Our coffee was hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The shop itself was very clean and inviting, and the fresh baked goods on display looked amazing. If you're visiting the area and need a quick breakfast, a great cup of coffee, or a stop before exploring town, we highly recommend checking this place out!

Small menu but good portions. Small and rustic just off Broadway and 6th. Try the Smoked Reindeer…read moresausage sandwich or have it as a wrap. Nice to get dry on those frequent rainy days

This place felt like home. Mostly because I'm a hairy guy and the Sasquatch may be my distant…read morerelatives. We had breakfast after our bus tour. The food was good. I really enjoyed the conversation we had with our waitress after the meal. I'm sorry I've forgotten her name.. she told us about a short hike that was possibly doable with our toddler. We left the restaurant and walked across town to a short trail to smugglers cove where our son had a blast throwing rocks and getting wet. The atmosphere is great. The staff is friendly and fantastic and the local tips were great. Highly recommend.

The Lighthouse Restaurant was close to downtown and our lodging. The gal at the Visitor Center had…read morerecommended it. Hubby and I shared the fried shrimp appetizer and the Caesar Salad w/fried chicken. Both were good and we were full. The Caesar *dressing* was exceptional, IMHO. The waitress was friendly, but she was responsible for the whole restaurant. I swear she was on a dead run the whole time we were there. That didn't prevent her from chatting with us from time to time. Our experience was good, the food was satisfying, and we were glad we got to try several restaurants while we were in Haines.

Came through on a Tuesday night and wanted a drink a bit later in the evening. Tiffany was lovely…read moreenough to stay open for us a bit later and was an absolute sweetheart, will be back!

Great food. Sat in the bar. Fish & Chips is one of the best I've had. Beer Cheese soup, great!!!…read more Loved the Blonde Spruce beer. Get there early. If you do the 9am Train, head straight here afterwards to beat the rush!!

We were here as tourist, of course. This place had some great reviews which side come here. It was…read morevery busy, but the weight wasn't very long at all. We're good service upstairs, especially for his business. It was. Our food came out as a word was very hot and tasty. We got the fish and chips, and it's first tip wings. Both were very good. The spruce tipped beer burned in the house was phenomenal. Overall, a great place to eat if you're in town.

Cute little place that just opened for the day located in the same doorway as another shop. We were…read morereally looking forward to some stuff pretzel pockets, but all we saw when we got there were cheeseburgers and pretzels. The pretzel was tasty, would've liked beer cheese to be a little warmer. It just wasn't what we were expecting. Service was great. There's a nice little spot where you can work on your computer. The lotus energy drink was ok. I'd stop in again for a pretzel.

One of the best deals in Skagway friendly service definitely not over price for the great portionread more

SCORED AT THE LAST STOP! 4.8…read more The name alone deserves five stars! In 2017, founder Kyle Rush, a former U.S. Navy fighter jet mechanic, purchased a food trailer and renamed it Woadie's. The restaurant was named after a loyal friend as a tribute to him, but also as a nod to the group's tight-knit military friendship. The slang "Woadie" means a trustworthy friend; someone you can count on. Building an entirely new permanent structure, which began in 2019, proved to be a wise decision. We left our cruise ship for lunch on a mission to find some good Alaskan King crab, especially after our disappointing experience in Ketchikan. We walked along the main touristy street, but decided to meander a bit and stumbled upon Woadie's! So happy we took the "road less traveled". The construction looked brand new, having been completed in May 2025. There is indoor seating, but it was such a beautiful day that we wanted to take in the surrounding Alaskan scenery. We ordered at the counter and sat beneath the covered patio. While waiting for our food, I enjoyed a delicious draft beer and took in all the scenic beauty of Alaska. Then our food arrived. I couldn't really tell you whether the saliva at the corners of my mouth was noticeable, or if onlookers simply thought it was beer foam. No matter! One look at our dishes and we just knew we were in for a satisfying meal. Traveling to Alaska is not cheap. Everything from cruise fares and excursions to food can be pricey, but at Woadie's, the value is definitely there. For less than what we paid in Ketchikan, we got twice the amount of crab! Their clam chowder was delicious, too! For most cruises traveling through the Inside Passage, Skagway is the furthest-north port of call. If you're craving really good Alaskan King crab and are willing to wait until the Skagway stop, I highly recommend doing so, making Woadie's your destination. Sometimes, taking the "road less traveled" leads you to the best finds!

The best raw salmon I've ever had. No lies detected. Reminiscent of the caught the day of…read moreyellowtail I had on Catalina island. This was so fresh! No fishy taste at all! It was interesting having like that wasn't necessarily Asian inspired. A bowl full of whole fresh ingredients. If you enjoy poke, come here. It was neat seeing the fresh steamed crab too! Awesome atmosphere and service! Fun vibe.

Amazing Amazing Amazing. This is a MUST stop! The fish and chips here are the best I've ever HAD…read morehands down. Their crab cakes are delicious as well but these fish and chips were out of this world fresh, flavorful and the batter was perfection not too thick and just right, served with coleslaw and tarter sauce and delicious fries. We sat by the bar and Molly the bartender was very attentive and bubbly and knew her selections of beer and what to go for and all. The service is the same and quick. We came at lunch time and was a bit full so there was room at the bar and was first come first served. The ambiance here is great, you can people watch thru the window and see all the cruise ships and have a quick bite to eat and enjoy the fun music and ambiance is great. Will def be back when we come back to Alaska this is the place to grab a bite to eat.. thanks for a wonderful experience.

Nice casual place but with a touristy feel. The staff are pleasant and courteous. They're aware…read moremany customers are cruise ship travelers and even know the departure times as well. We were promptly seated. Several customers were there so place appeared busy. We were on a time crunch so ordered the crab cakes and king crab legs. Both items came out in reasonable time. The $21 crab cakes were not great and had significant breading (2/5 stars). The $119 two piece king crab served with clarified butter was excellent and tasty (5/5 stars). They give you the appropriate utensils and pickers to cut the claws open. Overall good experience but wish I could've tried more items in the menu. Would return when I'm in the area!

You'll be shocked to hear we were here because we were on an Alaskan cruise. After we did the train…read moreexcursion and walked around town a bit we were ready for lunch and this place looked great. It turned out to be one of those perfect meals you'll always remember. This was in early September and the weather was perfect: in the 60s and sunny. We sat outside and both got the regular fish and chips (greenling) and it was really really good. Service was fast and friendly. They even had Simply lemonade and Pure Leaf iced tea, which is very uncommon. Skagway was my favorite port on the cruise and Salty was one of the reasons why. Would definitely go again if we're ever up there.

I am so glad I stopped at Salty Siren at the end of the port day! It wasn't too busy around…read more5:30-6pm and the weather had cleared up - I initially wanted to sit inside but looking at the view outside, asked to change to the patio and was readily accommodated. Sitting on that patio, having some beers and excellent food with that view, made me appreciate my life - no matter the ups and downs, I made it to Alaska to this very spot. :) Staff was friendly and it seems like this is a local spot, as I heard my server, Clark, greet some locals too. Clark was super helpful - I let him know what I was thinking (I wanted the 10 oz of king crab but not the side that came with, and also wanted an appetizer) and he suggested a swap from fries (I think) to a cup of chowder ($3 charge for substitution). He also suggested the peppered prawns. All of the food tasted SO GOOD. The peppered prawns had a punchy flavor that was tempered by the bread provided - and I used the leftover sauce to dip my crab into whenever I wanted to switch up from the provided butter. The crab was so much tastier than the one I had in Juneau with more meat! Felt like I got a good deal on it. Chowder was my favorite of the trip. Beer selection was good - I had stopped at Skagway Brewing earlier and really enjoyed their Spruce Tip Blonde, which was also available here. Skagway Brewing had run out of the Salty Siren lager (I have to assume it was related to this restaurant!) but this restaurant had it so I got to try it. Overall, I would come back to Salty Siren the next time I come to Skagway. It was definitely a highlight for my visit there!

This restaurant in the Halsingland Hotel in Haines, Alaska, has been closed for several years…read more It was a nice place for fine dining in the summer. I miss it, and I hope it reopens some day.

The food was mediocre at best. The prices were expensive. And the service was horrible. I do not…read morerecommend this place. The place was understaffed and the staff that was there was very rude to our party. She was slamming plates on tables. Snatching menus out of our hands while we were still reading it. STAY AWAY