We came here on our way back to Juneau from seeing the Mendenhall Glacier…read more I got the Texas size fish and chips. Hands down incredible halibut. It was not overly battered and perfectly fried. It was so fresh. The sidewinder fries were awesome! The Drive Through burger was delicious and the fries were also yummy. We got the pickles in the side - the person running the truck told us he makes the pickles. They were sooooo good. He also brought out a sample of the bbq chicken for us and it was very good. We sat at the table outside and ate the food and it was great! I will absolutely be back here the next time I am in Juneau. This place is a must-try!

Pretty good fish and chips spot! We've been in the area for a week and I've tried almost every…read moreorder of fish and chips I could find. While this isn't my favorite (try Sandbar), the fish is fresh and it's pretty hard to complain. Another win for fish and chips in the area. The shape of the potatoes is a bit weird looking, but surprisingly it works and they were nice and crispy. I did think the fish batter was a tad doughy on the inside, and yet a little overcooked on the outside. Not the end of the world though, and I still enjoyed it. We did stop by during the week for lunch and the truck was closed, which was a bit annoying. One of the brewery employees said this place doesn't always open reliably, for various reasons. Just something to be aware of. Better luck on the weekends. Overall it's a nice spot right next to the Alaskan Brewing Company, which has lots of great beers and a nice patio spot out back to eat your fish, have a beer, and hang out with your dog. Yum!

I've been coming to Deckhand Dave's in Juneau for years after a local recommended it to me a long…read moretime ago, and it's been amazing to watch how popular this place has become. There's a reason people keep coming back--it's some of the freshest seafood you can get in Alaska! The entire setup is casual and fun. There is a lot of seating, but keep in mind it's all outdoors, so bring rain gear and dress warmly. Juneau weather can change quickly! There are several bars nearby if you want to grab a beer or wine to enjoy with your meal. You order your food, find a table, put your number on it, and somehow the staff always manages to find you and deliver your food. I have no idea how they do it, but they always do! Yes, it's pricey, but the quality is worth it. They only serve fresh, sustainably caught Alaskan fish, and you can really taste the difference. My go-to order is the Variety Taco Trio (I know I should branch out, but it's just so good!). The fresh salmon tacos when they're in season are fantastic, and the halibut is always a winner too. My husband loves the rockfish and chips--the fries are seriously stellar. They also have a great selection of local sauces for dipping, and you can help yourself. If they have the halibut chowder available, do yourself a favor and order it. A big bowl of warm, creamy chowder on a rainy, chilly Juneau afternoon is absolute perfection. They also offer oysters and champagne if you're looking for something a little extra. A quick note: they have plenty of signs about no outside alcohol, and they are very serious about it. Do not even think about BYOB--they will ask you to leave. They have free water available from jugs with cups, so just enjoy what they offer and follow the rules. Located downtown in Juneau, Deckhand Dave's is a must-stop for seafood lovers. It's casual, it's outdoors, and it's one of those places that feels like a true Alaska experience. Note that this is a seasonal restaurant (obviously)! It is outside seating only, and nobody wants to eat in the snow and cold. Hours: Friday & Saturday: 11 AM-10 PM Monday-Thursday: 10:30 AM-9 PM Sunday: 11 AM-8 PM

Another meh. The…read moremain customer service had the most passive aggressive attitude. People who live in Alaska are bitter with their lives. Overall the tacos were nothing special. Glad I went, just to know I missed out on absolutely nothing. Sorry, but facts.

"Doon po sa port"…read more Our servers told us that when we hit Juneau there would be Filipino BBQ. Oh yes there was. Even after eating at Tracy's we still had to grab some fresh Filipino food. The marinade on the pork bbq was very classic. Sauces available at the stand. Many different items and combos you can build. I wanted one thing though and that was this stick of bbq. It was fantastic. Thicker cuts of meat that typically used but it was tender to eat right off the stick. Just the right amounts of meat and high blood taba. I couldn't have had a better dessert in Alaska.

On the waterfront by the cruise ship port sits Carrillo's Caldo Filipino booth (blue roof). A…read moreseasonal food booth that sells tasty Filipino bbq, papaitan, dinuguan, lumpia & dessert delicacies like turon & carioca to the Pinoy crew ship staff and tourists like us, who after binging on cruise ship food, one suddenly craves for that delicious charred bbq. My favorite was the pinapaitan & dinuguan dish. It's tasty, vinegary & savory. Thumbs up on the turon dessert; sweet, crunchy & satisfyingly hits the spot. Glad to know their business is open even for only 6 months a year (spring-summer) to cater to our Pinoy friends working on the cruise ship and those vacationing in Alaska. Mabuhay!

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.

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.

A famous place in Juneau, close to the cruise port so if this is one of your port cities...plan on…read morevisiting this iconic saloon. It's part of the history of this wonder little community and you can shop, eat, and drink! They also have a sidewalk bar set-up that you can watch the bartender make their famous Duck Fart, which people flock to get! You enter the bar/restaurant through their swinging bar doors and find sawdust on the floor, a huge bar and lots of tables. It gets crowded here and although they don't take reservations, the wait isn't usually too long. We've eaten and drank here in our past visits, this time I specifically came for a Christmas ornament (present for our doggy day care!). Highly recommend!!!

Meh. All I got was a…read moreduck fart shot. It tasted like one big giant Kahlua shot. Nothing all that special. Sorry, but facts.

This place is very cool. I'm was never a fan of…read moreSalmon...until this Alaska trip. I definitely overate! Don't skip this place. The atmosphere was great...don't skip the walk back to the waterfall. We saw a Bald Eagle nesting in the trees above.

This experience was part of an excursion we purchased through our cruise line (Virgin Voyages). It…read morewas an all-you-can eat buffet with freshly grilled salmon (cooked to perfection and so good!). The following is from their site which describes perfectly what we experienced: Enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring alderwood-grilled wild Alaska salmon, Bonanza barbecue ribs, Chilkoot baked beans, Tongass wild-rice pilaf, hot chowder, fresh salads, and homemade blueberry cake for dessert. Beer and wine are available for purchase. Come back for seconds--or even thirds--while live Alaskan folk music sets the mood. The music was really nice...a gentleman playing guitar and singing a lot of Cat Stevens and other 70's related tunes. He was not overpowering and it added a nice soft ambiance to the experience. You eat outside at picnic tables and it's such a wonderful rustic feeling being in the trees and hearing birds. They also have resident squirrels who visit your table for handouts! So to run down the food...the chowder we didn't care for but everything else was delicious. Again, the salmon was so melt in your mouth savory and they did offer a sauce to pour over but we declined, just wanting to savor that fresh wild-caught salmon (did you know you can't farm fish in Alaska? It's a big no-no!) The ribs were good and savory, and very saucy with a nice tasting bbq sauce. I like the cole slaw, wife didn't care for it...it was creamy and a bit sweet. Loved the rice and the baked beans and the blueberry cake is such a great finish! After eating, we took a walk along the creek to the waterfall, which is so beautiful. Saw a couple of eagles soaring over the trees and just being in Alaska nature is so good for the soul! Highly recommend this excursion if you have the chance.

Stopped in for a quick bite and tried the 10-inch woodfired pizzas. Overall, it was…read moresolid--definitely a thumbs up for a decent crust. The dough had a nice texture, and the pizzas were consistent across the board. Flavor-wise, I'd put it somewhere around a 4-star experience. Not mind-blowing, but definitely satisfying. They've got some foodie cred too--looks like Guy Fieri from Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives paid them a visit in 2019, iIt's definitely better than most of the pizza we've had in Alaska. Worth checking out if you're in town and craving pizza. Take a look at the pictures and decide for yourself!

Good pizza but never open during their posted hours. Way too inconsistent to depend on.read more