We came like everyone else, from our cruise ship the Carnival Luminosa. There was a line going out…read morethe door, but we opted to stay and wait because we heard great things. We were so glad we did. The hostess was a gem (sorry I forgot your name sweetie) who was juggling managing the front as well as helping clear and prep the tables. She did a great job keeping everyone informed of their wait. When it was our turn she gave us a choice of tables since I am in a wheelchair, which I thought was very helpful. Our server Rori introduced herself and told us that they just seated a group of ten, and if we were ready to order she could get us in so we could get our food before the big group. It worked out perfectly! We shared the two piece king crab and it was delicious! Tender and sweet. Unlike other famous places in town and in Juneau, which we have tried, who were extremely salty. These were perfect! Turns out they are steamed and not cooked in a vat of saltwater. Hubby ate every bit of the fried Halibut and said it was perfect!! We can't wait to come back next year and try the sweet tea which looks like two or more servings and comes in a cute fish bottle. We also want to try the chowder or bisque!! Thanks Rori and team!!

I went to Skagway Fish Company, looking for steamer clams, but apparently they are not having them…read morethis year. I instead chose the peel and eat spiced shrimp. I ordered them hot and they were hot when they arrived. They were actually very delicious. They were on a bed of arugula with a bit of melted butter, which was strange. The menu said that they were steamed in Old Bay, but I didn't get a lot of Old Bay flavor. The flavor I did get was a slightly curry feeling with lemongrass and a little bit of a zing. They were delicious! I looked at other people's plates, including the crab. The king crab looked great, but was very expensive. During the summer on Saturday night, they offer sushi specials so I'll go back to check that out later.

This is our first stop on our Alaska Cruise. After doing the White Pass Railway we walked into…read moretown. Everyone is here as there are 3 cruise ships in port today but, Skagway Brewing Company is down off the Main Street so it was quiet and it was also before 11am. Cute place! Quite large with dining upstairs and down with a bar upstairs too. I loved the sign by the bathroom. They have a balcony that is only for drinking. . Beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and a cool interior. We walked right in and were greeted friendly and sent upstairs where we immediately sat down. Our waitress was nice and took good care of us. I ordered the blackened southwest salad with halibut. OH MY GOODNESS! Their salad dressing is house made, the blackening spices they used on the halibut is house made AND they have an aeroponic garden so all their greens are grown right there and are the freshest and tastiest I've ever had! Now, I have to say, if you are in Alaska, GET HALIBUT!! I have to confess halibut is my absolute favorite fish so I died and went to heaven. Excellent salad! I ate every single bite and I got the full salad. Totally worth it. I also got their house made root beer that came in a super frosty mug and was delicious!! My husband got the beer flight that has four 2 oz beer pours. He also got the Brewer's Alaskan Halibut fish and chips. The fish was so hot and fresh he had to wait to eat for a bit! The fries were super tasty, crisp outside and perfectly cooked inside. He enjoyed his beers too! I'm a bit sad we won't be back in Skagway as I would eat here again! If you come to town, eat here. Do it. You will be very thankful! Also they have cute gift shop with swag on the first floor. Thanks Skagway Brewing Company!!

When we arrived in Skagway Alaska on our cruise, we walked around town, did some shopping and went…read moreto Skagway Brewing Company for a cocktail. Very pleasant and low key atmosphere. The bartenders were very friendly and knowledgeable. My husband enjoyed their amber ale. Definitely have a variety to choose from as well as wine. They also have a great selection of food items. People were waiting to get a table for lunch. Would definitely recommend this brewing company to anyone who visits Skagway, Alaska.

When we visited the area, we were informed that this was a really good spot to visit. It was not a…read moredisappointment at all. Our ship stopped here and we were able to walk around the town. This one is a longer walk away from the tourist trap of the main city. They do have taxi's that don't cost much to get you around if needed. The Poki bowl was absolutely amazing. The salmon was so fresh and delicious. The fried salmon I had was awesome as well and very flavorful. This is a rustic outdoor eatery only. Seating can be crowded if arriving at a rush our time frame fro lunch or dinner. It's well worth it. They also have local beers and ciders that they serve in some amazing glasses. You have to purchase the glasses if you want to take them home. They sale the glasses, shirts, stickers, etc at the shop. It's a hidden gem, well worth the trip and time to experience the food.

This place was amazing! Prices for king crab were out of my budget but the snow and dungenes were…read moreyummy. Nice heated outdoor area to eat and staff was super cool!

This is a fun spot to have lunch off the ships. Wife and I did the Dewey Lake hike and came back…read morehungry. Sat immediately even though they were busy. We split the Halibut and Chips, Bleu Bread and a couple local brews. Everything hit. My first ever halibut was divine. The fries were seasoned and hot. The Bleu Bread my friends, thats one you'll want to copy at home. Broiled Bleu cheese crumbles on garlic bread. Taste is reminiscent of chargrilled oysters. If they can pair this somehow with the oysters they are currently serving, look out. It's a 5 star lunch spot. Can't go wrong.

Amazing service, ambiance and food was delicious! Nothing like the backdrop of a snow covered…read moremountain in Skagway while dining on fresh fish and chips, seafood chowder and local draft beer. They were very friendly and we were sat in an enclosed outdoor patio with amazing views. The fish and chips perfectly seasoned and delicious, shrimp toast and seafood chowder was so good! Highly recommended to check out if you have extra time in skagway, AK.

Run by folks from near Lake Charles, Louisiana. Good,…read moretraditional, scratch made Cajun cooking. Try the Boudin Eggrolls with pepper jelly dipping sauce. Have the Jambalaya or the Gumbo made with file. Very good, very traditional. Don't miss the green beans. Friendly folks. Great service. Most restaurants in Skagway serve heat-and-eat prepackaged food service food. This is one of the only scratch kitchens in town. They even make their own sausages.

Great place to grab some Cajun food in Skagway! I came here with my 2 siblings for lunch, and the…read moreplace was not super packed, but I think it's cause we were here before the lunch rush. We were recommended this place because of a recommendation from the fudge shop next door, and it was a great suggestion! I ordered the halibut with rice and crawfish etouffee and it was delicious! The food had just the right amount of spice. The server was also friendly and attentive as well. Overall, great place to grab some food in Skagway, though it's on the further end of the street from where the cruise ships dock. The mini trek to get here is worth it!

A hidden gem is correct. You might assume, not that great, as it caters to Holland America Tours,…read morebut you'd be wrong. This is an independent Restaurant with a warm inviting atmosphere. The food was creative, delicious and well presented. My girlfriend had the crusted halibut and it was perfect. I had the special, risotto, with king crab leg. Portions were generous, and it was rich, buttery and good. The wait staff made it even better. David, Darcie and Lilly were super nice. The chefs are top notch and take pride in their craft. It's definitely worth a try.

We had just arrived in Skagway from the ferry. We drove straight for the border but didn't realize…read moreit wasn't open for us to pass yet. We were dying for some real food after being stuck on the ferry for so long. With it being so early in the morning on the 4th of July, there were limited options and we didn't have high hopes for the Chilkoot Dining room. But boy were we wrong! It's located inside this incredibly cute and impressively decorated hotel. As soon as I saw the words "Breakfast Buffet", I knew we struck gold. The food was incredible! Everything was laid out nicely, smelled great, and was hot! The servers were so kind and prompt too. This was the greatest meal we have had in a long time! I highly recommend this to anyone passing through Skagway!

Naturally with the name I had to come. SUCH a great experience. I came the last day of the season…read moreand Olivia herself was there. What a treat she is! I was trying to get some souvenirs and she told me a couple spots to check out and held my table while I went across the street! I wanted something fresh and local and they're a great place for that. It's her parents restaurant and her mom grows herbs that they use in dishes. Olivia travels a lot so it was serendipitous that I actually got to meet her! Seemed like a spot a lot of the locals hang at, felt very homey, Cheers type everyone knows your name place with delicious food! I did a Rojito, seafood pasta and a side of crostini. The drink was so refreshing! I remember her mom was involved with its creation and of course it's her fresh grown mint! The pasta had huge chunks of very tasty seafood! Outside of being here (AK) I probably wouldn't order something like that but I'm glad I did. The pasta was delicious and the seafood was fresh. The crostini's were so good too. I hear they have great desserts but we shared a fry bread earlier and there was just no room for more. I got a shirt bc I couldn't not. I truly loved it here. Such a chill, kind vibe. If ever in Skagway I'll be back. Thank you to Olivia and team for more than making me feel welcomed.

Casual atmosphere...fast service. Fish and chips was a can't-miss lunch. Light breading rather than…read morefried coating was fantastic. Fries were meh, but ketchup fixes anything! Local Alaskan beer rounded out a great lunch...! Brew-pub atmosphere was spot-on

One of the only places in Skagway where you can feed two people for around $20. The food is always…read moreincredible. Service is fast and friendly. This year they offer plenty of spacious outdoor seating. Highly recommend for anyone looking for quality food.

We stopped here for a quick snack. We ordered the southwest eggroll and they were AMAZING! Fresh,…read morecrisp and flavorful. We are thinking about going back for a full meal. Definitely a good stop.

Barfood at its best in Alaska. Cold beer and fun menu. Burgers are sooo big & yummy. Of course the…read morefish chowder is made in house and full of salmon, halibut,cod potatoes & bacon. Yum. Great service at the bar. Loud music & Monday night is Tiki night.

Early June, 2025. Skagway was a port call for our Alaska cruise vacation, and we were staying at…read morethe Holland America Skagway Inn. This restaurant, which is affiliated with the hotel, was only a short walking distance from the hotel (and the historic area) -- which was appreciated on a rainy, dreary evening. The Bonanza, which features cold draft Alaskan beers and hot food, seems to be popular with locals and tourists alike. The menu offers something for everyone but is not overwhelming -- from starters, to fresh salads, to sandwiches, to burgers, and to rice bowls. They can also accommodate gluten sensitivities. They also have a good selection of beers and specialty drinks, as well as Bonanza gear for sale. My husband wanted to eat light after all of the cruise ship food, so he ordered the House-made Alaska Chowder ($15) from the Starters Menu. The chowder featured local halibut + salmon, red potatoes, bacon, and clams, and was served with oyster crackers. He said that it tasted good, and was creamy as he prefers, but was somewhat small and light on seafood pieces at that price point. I was craving vegetarian fare, so I ordered the Buddha Bowl ($19) from the Rice Bowls Menu. This was a tasty and generous combination of jasmine rice, chickpeas, roasted butternut squash, roasted red peppers, Kimchi, kale, and Buddha sauce. If I were making this myself, I'd add some tofu cubes for protein and reduce the amount of kimchi, but overall it was good. The atmosphere was rather quiet while we were there in the early evening, with a few tv screens on. However, they offer live music and a pool table so I'm sure that it's more lively at other times. Our waiter was attentive without being overbearing. We would eat here again if we return to Skagway.

Really enjoyed it. Just happened upon it and glad we did. Staff was very welcoming and the food was…read morereally very good. Not glitz or glitter in the atmosphere just good good and nice people.

I guess I have to thank them for being open when literally everything else was closed. I did not…read moreexpect for this town to have only 3 restaurants, 2 of which were not open yet because we were the first ship that arrived this year lol ! Considering the situation, this place was pretty decent. They had good service too but man why are the crabs so expensive lol $110 for 2 king crab legs is crazy Nevertheless, we enjoyed our lunch here. Crab cakes were not all that though. We had halibut burger which was good and fresh, crab legs and some Alaskan beer.