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    3.8 (198 reviews)

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    Good for kids

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    Mainstay Guac Sandwich with breakfast potatoes.
    Pete G.

    A really unique. Nd enjoyable breakfast place in downtown Seward. I got the excellent Mainstay Guac Sandwich (guacamole/bacon/egg/pepper jack cheese on ciabatta panini). Wonderful crunchy exterior and soft interior and tons of flavor. It comes with their breakfast potatoes, which are delicious soft red new potatoes in butter. A simple approach in some ways, but so much tastier than those boring fried breakfast potatoes that everyone else serves. They do get backed up with the coffee drinks when they get a rush - my coffee drink came 10 minutes after I finished my sandwich.

    a bagel with salmon and vegetables
    Viona C.

    This was my first meal upon arriving in Alaska and I left so unsatisfied and disappointed. It was only then that I realized that I probs should be expecting this much in terms of the food scene in Seward. I ordered the lox plate to split with a friend, which is essentially a deconstructed bagel. We paid $18 for 2 thin slices of lox, a sad looking bagel and Philadelphia cream cheese in a container. It came with capers, cucumbers, sliced red onions and tomatoes. I tried moving around the tomatoes to masquerade how little lox we were given. Also ordered an ice coffee and that was just very mediocre. My friends ordered smoothies and smoothie bowls and those were probs a little more worth it, but you really can't go wrong with those.

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    Thom P.

    We are on vacation in Seward and we're hungry and looking for a snack/coffee. I looked on Yelp for a coffee spot and this establishment popped up. We ordered 2 - 12 oz mochas. We ordered our coffee from a disinterested clerk. While waiting we saw some tomato/mozzarella snacks and order one. While the mochas were delicious, the tomato/mozzarella snack left us flat. The barista was friendly and pleasant however. We asked if the business had been here long, the barista joked it was a brothel, but the plaque said it was a commercial buildij All in all an ok place to stop, but nothing special.

    Breakfast panini with ham/eggs/cheese and potatoes/salsa.
    Amber K.

    Cute little place we stopped at for breakfast. Not a huge menu but a number of options and a GF bread option as well. The sandwiches are bread heavy- while not Wildly widely sliced, they are thick and very dry. They need a sauce or schmear or something to help get it down. The eggs were way over done and brown. That said the flavor of the bread was good and it's the start of a great sandwich. The potatoes were cooked well but VERY greasy, but tasty lol. It's a cute place and has a decent amount of seating, and a large coffee selection as well.

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    Roxanne R.

    The coffee fall selections were great - we got the pumpkin pie latte and gingerbread latter, bother very tasty and quickly made. The coffee shop was decorated with cool seaside decor. The cinnamon bun was SO GOOD. 10/10 would come back and recommend to others

    Joy L.

    Stopped in for a quick breakfast on the way out of town. I ordered the ham and tomato quiche and my partner ordered the Sea Anchor burrito. Both were really well prepared and came out quickly. The burrito came with some AMAZING potatoes that I wish I had :( Also ordered a latte and sludge, both were as expected. We ordered two baked goods for the road- a cinnamon cruffin for my honey and a orange scone for me. Again both were tasty and as expected. Atmosphere was pleasant, but nothing spectacular. Prices were a little on the high end, I suppose that's to be expected in Seward. I'll check this place out again for consistency to determine if they deserve 5 stars or not.

    LSD smoothie bowl
    Vanessa R.

    This place was a staple in our stay. It was a bit inconsistent but staff were always pleasant, food was good, and coffee was good. The LSD smoothie gave me life after a night out in Seward with the locals. We liked their bagels better than other places in Seward.

    Buddha bowl
    Morgan R.

    An intimate little coffee house with lunch items and home-made baked goods. We particularly liked the smoked salmon chowder, which was both tasty and full of fish. The buddha bowl, the ham & Swiss twist, and the mayflower panini sandwich were all fine but not special. The chocolate cup-cakes were tasty, but the white frosting on top was excessively sweet. But what I really liked about the Sea-Bean was the atmosphere - homey and peaceful, a good place to sit and read, or work on your computer, or have a conversation. The staff was friendly, the physical set-up nice (tables and chairs for lunch, sofas and armchairs for hanging out).

    Veggie panini
    Preeti R.

    We arrived post hike at Exit Glacier to get the Buddha bowl but it was sold out (understandable since it was race day in Seward), so got the veggie panini to go instead which was tasty and filling. Panini came with a side of chips. Was surprised when the lady at the counter mentioned that it would take 45 mins for a panini so took a stroll in downtown Seward to kill time, luckily for us it was Mount marathon Race day, so was a lot of fun watching runners run up the mountain and helicopters capturing race moments. Food was ready at said time.

    Sea Bean bowl
    Diana D.

    This was an ok-ish cafe. The service is sloppy which can be expected at a place like this even though they weren't short staffed. Had to call them to clean the table since most of them were busy checking their phones behind the counter. A while later, I noticed a staff entering the restroom and then exiting it leaving the door open. I felt terrible for the people sitting right outside the door and dining. We came here around lunchtime to grab a quick bite which was a big mistake. Food was awful, sea bean bowl had no flavor whatsoever, the lox plate was alright, although it was more like a deconstructed bagel sandwich. Don't come here for the food, it's not worth your money. Coffee and other drinks are not bad. For the price and service that they provide this place is not worth stopping by.

    Breakfast sandwich
    Sanjali P.

    The food here is not very fast but has an extensive menu. However, I was sadly disappointed by the lack of flavor in my ham avocado sandwich h. The

    Perfect lox plate
    Marcella F.

    Love this place! Second time to Seward this year and not much else was open for breakfast. Nice menu, but service was great. Very accommodating to a few of my kids weird requests (like a small bowl of melted butter for his bagel-weird kid) . Bagels are chewy and good and the lox are excellent. Thank you Sea Bean, well be back!

    Smoothie bowl
    Danica D.

    Cute little shop in Seward with good coffee and a collection of old National Geographics. We had a couple of breakfast burritos, a slice of salmon pie, a pepperoni croissant, and a smoothie bowl to share. It was all delicious. We plan to eat here again before our trip is over.

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    Rowdy Radish - Coffee and cookie

    Rowdy Radish

    4.2(25 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Breakfast at Rowdy Radish was SUCH an enjoyable experience! We ordered a couple of breakfast…read moresandwiches and craft lattes. Delish! I loved that they had GF and DF options. The kicker was their spicy rowdy relish, though! It was packed with flavor and very fragrant! There was very inviting seating available inside and outside, and even games to play and sit and linger a bit--and the staff was super kind and knowledgable and made it very easy to feel like you could do just that! Music was lovely and the art on the walls was beautiful to take in, as well! It was such a delight to find such a charming breakfast spot while in Seward, and we know exactly where to go when we go back!!!

    Ordered at 9:00 AM on a Wednesday: 2 sandwiches, 1 sausage frittata, 2 cocoas, 1 coffee. Before…read moreordering I explained we had to be on the road to another town and asked what would come out fastest, the staff recommended exactly what we ordered. At 9:20 it wasn't ready. At 9:55, after watching people who ordered after us get served, I asked again. I was told there were still five orders ahead of us and that they had simply forgotten ours. They offered a refund and said it had been processed. I took three cold sandwiches instead and left. The refund never arrived. I called; they said it hadn't gone through but would. It still didn't. I eventually had to dispute the charge with my bank, and even then only received a partial refund: $32.10 back on a $65.86 order, with the drinks alone costing about $15 per their own menu. My bank asked for a receipt, which I didn't have, I don't recall being offered one. The hot chocolate was good. The sandwiches were average, and cold. Two pieces of advice if you go: keep your receipt, and check on your order regularly. Looking at other reviews, being forgotten seems to be a recurring problem here. Update: I finally obtained an itemized breakdown after filing a BBB complaint. It confirms what I suspected: the sausage frittata -- an item I ordered, paid for, and never received -- was not refunded at all. So they kept payment for food that never left their kitchen.

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    Sunrise Inn - Chili in sourdough Bread Bowl

    Sunrise Inn

    3.7(61 reviews)
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    We stopped in today on the way back from Homer. We knew they had been up for sale for some time,…read moreand our server confirmed it was now under new management. The menu was different but I was happy to see they still had the chicken wrap on there. It went downhill from then. I asked for a Gold Medal Chicken Wrap, with crispy chicken (ranch was not an option, previously it was my go-to choice) you could have hot wings sauces, or honey BBQ - and this is my bad, I initially thought that it said honey mustard, so I said honey mustard. It came with a choice of tater tots onion rings or fries. I chose tater tots, but changed my mind to fries. Husband just ordered a piece of carrot cake. I was very disappointed with this wrap, not just in comparison to the wrap that used to be available, but just as a wrap being offered by a restaurant in general. The honey bbq sauce (I had asked for some on the side, to dip it into) was red. And I couldn't taste any BBQ smokiness. It was very tomatoey. I queried about my honey-mustard error, and she showed me the menu, and that mistake was definitely on me. I asked if she had some ranch I could use as a dip, and was brought some. So anyway, the wrap - loosely wrapped and quite floppy, and warm, as though it had been grilled or broiled, which rendered the lettuce leaf and tomato slice warm, limp and floppy. The previous wrap from Sunrise, and most other wraps in restaurants where I've had them, will serve an unwarmed tortilla with raw crunchy vegetables. The Sunrise previously did so - lettuce, diced tomatoes, diced red onion, shredded cheese, julienned carrots and crispy chicken in a cool creamy ranch dressing, it was a tightly wrapped, crunchy delight, and out of this world. I recommended it to anyone passing that way. The best thing I have to say about this one, is that there was plenty of chicken and it was tender. There was too much of the honey bbq sauce in it though, and the chicken wasn't crispy anymore, the breading had gone very soggy. It was a disappointment. As were the tater tots, when I had requested fries. The server was pleasant enough, and I tipped her well, but I wasn't happy with the food at all. Won't be returning anytime soon

    Im not one to complain too much on the road but this was a huge disappointment. My clam chowder was…read morefrom a can and the huge chunks of potatoes were probably from breakfast home fries and now also floating in my little bowl of soup. This establishment needs to regroup and decide on a decent quality of food. Fry food just doesn't make it for everybody.

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