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!!

What a hidden gem, if you're in Hoonah and you don't go here then you missed out! This is a Dive…read moreBar at its finest! It has everything from a great water view, juke box, dart boar, a sweet pool table, huge wooden bar, freezing cold beer, excellent cocktails and a small bar food menu with some delicious homemade pizza and extreme nachos and cheese sticks, everyone there was so nice and polite, the heck with them other wannabe bars in town this the place to go!

In town on a cruise and after our excursion, we decided to stop at Tracy's King Crab Shack for…read morelunch--and we're glad we did! We ordered (2) Combo #1 ($104/ea), which included one Red King Crab leg, crab bisque, four crab cakes, and a roll with butter. Drinks are extra. Be prepared for a wait! The line was extremely long, stretching all the way toward the visitor center. It took us about 30 minutes to reach the counter and order. There was plenty of staff working, though, and everything moved along pretty smoothly. One fun touch: when you order, they ask for your name and where you're from. When your food is ready, they call out your name and city/state or country while looking for where you're seated. It was pretty cool hearing where everyone was visiting from. The inside has a fun fishing village atmosphere with plenty of seating, although most of the tables are shared. The staff was friendly and did a great job cleaning tables immediately after people finished, keeping things moving. Now for the food, it was amazing! Some of the best crab we've ever eaten. The King Crab was fantastic, the bisque was rich and flavorful with big chunks of crab throughout, and the crab cakes were delicious as well. Just know going in that it's expensive. Two Combo #1s, one soda, and tip came to $230.36. It's definitely a splurge, but when you're visiting Alaska and want some incredible King Crab, this is the place to do it. We would absolutely eat here again!

When in Alaska you have to eat seafood…read more The line was long so you have to wait but it was worth it. I went with the crab shack combo with the 1 king crab leg. It gave you a taste of a couple of things, bisque, mini crab cakes and king crab leg. It was plenty of food and it was good. My wife had the pulled pork bowl and we did share snow crab queso. There is not table service and most likely you will be sharing a table with someone but the experience and food was awesome. Highly recommend this place in Juneau which is near the cruise ship dock.

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.

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.

I had just arrived in Juneau where I'd flown up to the help my captain husband take an adventure…read moreyacht back to Seattle after a season in SE. I was tired, having gotten up at 3 to get to the airport, and hungry after virtually no breakfast. We happened to see this little purple food truck and it looked like something to try, since we both like BBQ. The pulled pork sandwich was recommended to us, so we ordered one to share. NOT really big enough to share. Came with chips, so for us it kind of felt like a desperation meal. I didn't expect fine dining, by any means, but sometimes the food trucks have the BEST food going. I guess I should have read the reviews first because it seems like burgers are the way to go. All in all, it was tasty, but not overly so. If I find myself there again next season, I'm definitely going to try the burger.

Today, July 19th, was my first bad experience here. I had a rough week and was in need of a good…read moremeal. I went to a place before this and they were closed so I was in a desperate, bordering hungry, mood. I really wanted either French toast or Waffle and chicken. Chicken because most places around don't have non pork breakfast meat. Their Chicken and waffle is "hot honey" and I didn't want that. By the end, because they didn't have the right buttons for me to order what I wanted vs. their combos I ended up with a soggy waffle with an egg on top, I don't eat eggs and the smell makes me nauseous, and they didn't have to-go cutlery or any syrup for the waffle. I was in tears on my way to my car. I was stressed and starving and this was just a last straw. Very disappointing for a place that is usually great.

You can't beat the view when it's warm out. Friendly service, delicious food. A bit over priced but…read moreit's juneau so it is what it is. Highly recommend!!

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!

Came to Icy Strait as a port on a cruise. This was my must-do here and I do not regret it! It did…read moreopen a little later than posted but we went to explore the city some more. It's a small little white building after the cannery. Just follow your nose. Fresh warm lil donuts! There are so many flavors but we got powdered sugar and snickerdoodle. We got a dozen and we shared with family later on the boat. There was a long line but we went shopping and came back a little later and the line was significantly shorter. The line also moves fast! It did open a little later then posted but it gave us more time to wander around the town.

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