Stopped in for coffee and a muffin, they have some great t shirts and friendly service. Great place!read more

I love everything about Raven't Brew Coffee, from the different coffee grinds, Ray Troll art, to…read morethe nifty gifties. Love the traveler mugs, but after a few uses the lid leaks at the threads. It's been a while so maybe the company changed designs. I'm so glad I can find this Coffea plant seed roaster in many places across Alaska. Prudhoe Bay, Anchorage, Seward, etc... Recently, I was gifted Santa Caws coffee and it, like Saint Nick, delivered the goods. Will come again, and will always recommend.

First visit while on layover before we headed back to airport. The barista was really helpful in…read moreanswering questions and modifying drink order to my preference. Definitely on my list anytime I'm in K-town!

We walked to this wonderful coffeehouse from our ferry. The woman handling all the orders was so…read morenice. As my daughter can't do gluten she offered to make our breakfast sandwiches with "double egg" instead. Perfect. The coffee was fine. I do like mine stronger but that's a preference. The coffeehouse shares its space with a credit union but it works. There are tables and couches to relax on with your coffee or tea. Well worth the walk!

Excellent coffee. Great friendly staff. Pastry was also worth a stop. Just off main drag away…read morefrom the crowds

The double espresso with whip cream is awesome here. Their blueberry scone is excellent like a real…read moreheavy English scone. Service with a smile and she asked if I wanted my cup filled to the top with whip cream. Yes! Cozy place and warm on a cold sprinkley day. I would come here every day for those two items if I was in the area.

This coffee shop is super cool with all the skeletons and skulls. The service was very nice from…read morethe young lady behind the counter. The shop is small but they have a pretty decent menu. They serve breakfast all day as well as lunch but to go only. No tables inside. Alaskan Coffee is a locals place but very much in the tourist port area. Try their smoked salmon bagel. It was really delicious and only $12.00

Such a cool shop! The staff is so nice too…read more I ordered a latte and it was pretty good, standard. Love all the decor inside. And a plus that the free shuttle picks up right in front of

Where are my pictures? I am also missing my brewery…read morepictures?!?! Quality/Quantity - Chai Tea for my spoiled daughter; well she deserves it. And I am so thankful that she can join me for the first month of this trip!! Well maybe I am the spoiled one?!?! We really came here because they share a space with a brewery, lol. She said it was okay. Ambiance - A nice cool space. Two floors. Young decor. Open 7 days a week from 6am or 7am to 5pm or 6pm. Service - Counter service. Price - $7 + tip. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Excellent smoothies! Looks like a good coffee selection too. Perfect on a sunny day in Ketchikan,…read moreAK! Fun floral theme decorations with pink accents. Friendly efficient service. Stop and check it out!

I don't want to leave a bad review, but we walked here about a 22 minute walk and was unable to…read moreorder at the window. We walked around the building in case there was somewhere separate for pedestrians to order, and found no such thing. They had a lot of vehicles stopping to order coffee and possibly they were too busy to also open for pedestrians? I am unsure, but wanted to warn people so they can save that walk.

I always love coming here for a kids hot chocolate for my kiddo and I love the caramel Mach…read moreAmericans! The baristas are always awesome and professional. Thank you for being a great start to many mornings for us :)

Made quite a few visits here to pick up a cup of joes and cappuccinos, and snacks. The baristas…read morewere amazing, very inviting venue with ample booth seating. There are a variety freshly baked so soft at warm delicious cookies for sale, which we've been able to enjoy each visit. They have their own roasts for sale which I've seen a few people come in to pick up each time so it's safe to assume they're good. Such a comfortable environment with some history displayed for entertainment. The locals happily chat away while enjoying their coffee. Love this coffee shop!!!

Amazing coffee. Tongass Rainforest is our favorite. Excellent friendly service and they ship…read morewherever you live.

Been a few months since i went to alaska but i think about this coffee ALL THE TIME! Genuinely the…read morebest i've ever had

First time here in Alaska and found some great coffee. The barista was friendly and answered our…read morequestions.

Delicious donuts with an Alaskan jellyfish flow & vibe & tastebud sting -?…read moreCool eclectic setting. Sweet & Savory - amplified donut options - decadent / over the top creations. Smooth house coffee too. However - biggest surprise - salmon spread donut option. What an amazing treat - highly...highly recommend - wow. N-Joy !

Rather overhyped…read more When searching the internet for things to do in Ketchikan, Jellyfish Donuts will be one of the top recommendations. You'll likely see videos about their viral Salmon Donut. Jellyfish Donuts is just a short walk from the cruise ship port. When we got there, there was a long line out the door and down the sidewalk. Luckily for us, we caught Ketchikan on a bright and sunny day so we were not waiting in the rain. It tool us a very long time to get through the line. It was extremely hot and crowded inside of the shop. They ask that you order by writing with a dry erase marker on a laminated sheet. They did not have enough of these sheets available however, so when we got to the register, it took even longer for us to order. The donut was very pricey, a whopping $17. The donut itself was about $15. There is also an additional $1 charge if you want a box. The alternative to the box is a paper napkin. After seeing everyone who ordered their donuts with no box and were making a goopy mess everywhere, you're definitely incentivized to pay for the box. In my opinion, the donut had too much of the salmon mixture on top. Although the flavor was very nice and fresh, it felt heavy and almost greasy. One or two bites was enough to be satisfying. Anything more felt quite overindulgent. Many people were freaked out about the mix being on top of a donut, but it's basically a salmon and cream cheese bagel - just on different bread. Aside from the salmon donut, they offered a variety of specialty sweet donuts and hot foods like dumplings. The sweet donuts looked and smelled delicious - I wish I would have tried one of these.