Mary (not the owner) the bartender was amaaaazing! Came in for a cruse and stopped off before we…read moregot Back on. Hands down best spot To stop off for a drink. Ambiance is top tier.

This is one of the first stops you can make into downtown Hoonah. The bar is full, the beer is COLD…read more(as are the glasses), and the service is friendly. Mary is great. It's a BAR. Like, a BAR. Dollar bills taped everywhere, music blaring, a small pool table, and a wooden bar. The locals are very welcoming. Pull up a stool and make yourself at home. Definitely worth the stop. Bar food. That's it. Doesn't matter. Don't care. So glad we stopped on our short visit during our cruise. Say hi to Ryan, Lisa, and Larry for me!!

Best Bisque I've ever had!!! The line was long but moved quickly and the service was excellent. The…read morecrab cakes were also delicious!

Look, I'm not here to talk about the price. I knew what to expect and knew I was coming to Alaska a…read moreyear in advance and saved to go here (although yes-- places like Las Vegas will run you cheaper and you'll get more). Just do your research in advance as prices fluctuate and save up. We came a week after the second location closed for the season so we waited probably 40 minutes in line. The line would have moved quicker if there was someone inside helping herd patrons I think and make sure they weren't sitting like every other seat at the bars or using the seats to stow belongings which I found to be a bit annoying but that's not the shack's fault-- that's just selfish American culture for you. My husband and I got a medium and the bisque. I heard the crab is usually caught and frozen and steamed so usually tourist season it's just rewarmed but honestly the red king crab we had wasn't chewy at all. It's chocked full of protein so even the three legs for big eaters like us and three claws plus the bisque which had plenty of crab in it as well was filling. The legs were partially cracked so for us so accessing the meat was quite easy. Honestly, all in all, a bucket list meal fulfilled.

We were pleasantly surprised by our breakfast here. There weren't many other diners there when we…read morewent, and the server randomly popped in and out. (Looked like a high school kid... service was good, but maybe it was his first waiting job.) I had the California omelet. Really good-sized portion, fresh avocado, and cooked nicely. The biscuit was delicious. I'm not typically a fan of potatoes, yet they were small and well seasoned.

This is a review for breakfast. It opens early and we wanted to get some fuel before we started the…read moreday. I had to say that I am disappointed. The place is clean and the menu is well designed. BUT everything is WAY TOO SWEET from the chai tea to crepes to the waffle. Waffle should either be fluffy or crispy but not dense and starchy. I get that we got there right after they opened but the people taking our orders could have used some energy drinks.

Best burgers in town in my opinion, can't beat the value meal. Also there daily specials…read more#thebestpuckerwilson

Tasty burger but they charge TOO much. They also ran out of onions - come on man, a good burger has…read moregot to have onion on it.

This eatery is actually located within Forbidden Peak brewery so no signage out front to clue you…read morein on its location. Suprisingly ambitious, diverse and ever changing menu! I have always found the food to be quite good mixing in some standard bar food fare with some out of left field options. Stuff tried: Oxtail kare curry: did not expect to see this filipino comfort food on the menu at a brewery in Juneau! Version as the name suggests is a more fusion approach which sports a more curry forward (sort of like Japanese curry) sauce. Still very oxtail bone suckingly delicious over rice! Chicken wings: lightly flour dusted and fried. They use the extra large wings here so a few wings go a long way. Spicy oil dipping sauce is a must. Bavarian Pretzel: different texture than what I was expecting and slightly sweet I expect that the next time I am back the menu will be completely different! Excited to see what they come up with!

The ambience is amazing. If only we didn't have to wait over an hour to get our food. Ridiculous…read morewait times after you order and pay for food. When we went to the counter and tried to cancel our order they rushed it ahead of all the other people waiting. It was super salty and cold. This place used to be great and I used to recommend it to friends. Unfortunately they seem to be suffering from a lack of staff. Maybe I'll try them again next year when they are fully staffed.

Go to Lil' Gen's in the morning and get in line before Icy Strait Point gets crowded. We were first…read morein line for their 9am opening and once we started the line, it got very long behind us! We could smell the donuts long before opening, and we had time to look at the menu flavors before they opened! Recommend in order to make the line go faster for everyone! The donuts are mini and you can order them by picking one or two flavors per dozen which I did (6 chocolate and 6 spiced apple cider). They come to you warm and fresh in a bag and what's cool is there are no artificial colors used at all, so even if you get chocolate, the donut has no color, but has the flavor! The employees were very friendly and were quick and efficient. If you're in Icy Strait Point get in line and get the donuts, you'll be happy you did!

Wait in line! So worth it. Perfect little pops of sweetness that are served warmed and made to…read moreorder. Lots of choices for flavors. Grab all of them that you think you want. I am sure they are good when they are cold as well. We got a 6 pack of lemon and a 6 pack of cinnamon. Both delicious. Line moves fast thanks to the wonderful staff!!! They also sell coffee. Don't skip this!

I visited this place when on our Alaskan cruise and was really disappointed by the whole…read moreexperience. They offer three different sizes, but when they ran out of medium cups they gave me a small cup and charged me for the medium. Seems like a sneaky way to rip off customers/tourists, right? I tried to bring it to their attention, hoping for some understanding, but they flat-out refused to put the drink in a larger cup, despite the fact that they had run out of the medium ones. So, we asked for a refund, which felt like the only fair thing to do under the circumstances--but guess what? They refused that too. To make matters worse, the latte wasn't even good. It was bland and tasted nothing like the quality I'd expect from a decent coffee shop. On top of all this, the staff was incredibly rude. I really wanted to support a local business, but after this experience, I can't say I'd recommend this place to anyone. If you're looking for good service, fair pricing, and a decent latte, look elsewhere. So we received poor service when we called them out for ripping off customers. Sounds about right.

OK tiny snack bar thy serves coffee in the town of Hoonah... AKA Icy Straight Point. Very small…read moreselection, but what do you expect on an island in the middle of nowhere Alaska? Pretty much the only place to get a snack by where the cruise ships dock. They have a small freezer with ice cream bars, a few refrigerators with sodas and a few sandwiches and some assorted chips, popcorn, jerky and candy bars. They also have a small coffee counter where you can order a coffee, latte, espresso etc. I picked up a soda for the Husband and a 1oz bag of chips for me and paid about $4 for both. Yikes! For a snack your best bet would be to walk out of the shop (which is in the building where you depart for your various excursions) and take a right around the corner. There you will run into a hut that sells donuts and a spiral cut potato on a stick. Yummy! #bestbet