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Tracy's King Crab Shack

4.4 (1.2k reviews)
Ultra High-EndSeafood, Sandwiches
Open • 9:30 am - 8:30 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Noah M.

The Baseline: For a seafood fast casual restaurant the fish/seafood needs to be fresh, the presentation of the food should be comforting and respect the delicacy of the seafood, and there must be a selection of accompanying offerings. Food: This is where they get cruise ship passengers to go and eat crab. We were officially grabbed. Very important info: King Crab legs are not cheaper in Alaska. That being said they are expensive and delicious all at the same time. Best item was the crab bisque. I could drink that stuff down and be happy and it is an affordable route if the crab legs a bit out of budget. The crab is good here though. Service: It was good service by ordering at the counter and they bring it out to you. The beer service was a bit more interactive and it is fine. Ambiance: Tracy's nails it. Crab legs on the Alaska docks with the hustle and bustle of cruising right there. It is a nice low key atmosphere.

Andrew L.

Try if you must, but expect long waits and sky high prices. Inside is absolute chaos, and even more complicated for those with kids or mobility wheels. There's no space to breathe. The food: Crab bisque and crab cakes were excellent. If you're on a stricter budget just get those items. Skip the legs if you must. Red King Crab was the only king crab they had, as the golden king was out for the season. The single crab leg for $100 just isn't worth it. I've had the same/similar outside of Alaska. Eating crab is an experience in and of itself. So if you're compelled, it'll still be a fun experience, but don't expect you come out full.

Tracy P.

This restaurant was very close by to the cruise ships so it was very convenient to get to. The line was about a 45 minutes wait. The golden king crab was sold out for the season so we got to only try the red king crab. It would have been nice to try both for comparison. It is counter service. There are tables available indoor and outdoors. The service was quick and everyone was friendly! The red king crab was good, but nothing extraordinary. The crab bisque was my favorite! It was perfect about of creamy and seasoned very well. The mini crab cakes were pretty good too. It was pretty expensive meal for what you get. An experience since we were from out of town, but if the line is too long, honestly you are not missing out much. You will enjoy a good meal if you do wait in line though.

Shirley N.

There are two locations. We went to the shack located at the pier as Shack #2 didn't open til 2pm. Laminated menus are located near the front entrance. We decided on the medium size bucket for the three of us. After we placed our order we found a seat. There's indoor and outdoor seats. It's very busy and table sharing is highly encouraged. $445 later. There were three various taxes. It's something you indulge in once. We went with the red king crab legs. It's flash frozen so the crab meat is very solid. Was sweet and flaky.

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Elodie T.

Lucky (or unlucky?) for me, it was pouring the day my cruise stopped in Juneau. A ton of people on my excursion stayed on the bus to head back to the ship because they were tired and wet - and I think that was precisely why there was such a short line at Tracy's ~7pm. I barely had time to look at the menu before I was at the register! I ordered the combo #1 red king ($104 in Sept 2026) which came with one leg, a bisque, some rolls and 4 crab cakes, and an Alaskan kolsch. Crab cakes were fine and a little dry (provided sauce was... ok) and bisque was not really to my taste. Personally, I don't often order crab often and I don't think I've ever had this type of crab, so cracking it open was an experience!! The spikes on the shell kind of hurt but I used the butcher paper as a barrier. A couple near me asked one of the waitresses on how to use the provided tool, and I eavesdropped and then was able to use it too (so don't hesitate to ask if you need help!) Once I figured out the tool, eating it was easy and the meat slid right out. My main criticism is with the price. To be fair, I only have the two experiences of having crab in Alaska, but I preferred my other experience (not in Juneau) where there was very clear pricing by weight. I didn't see anything on Tracy's King Crab Shack menu about the weight of each leg, which leaves the possibility that you're paying premium prices for an inconsistent amount. Overall, it was a splurge and a decent start to my Alaskan visit, but I think I would try other places the next time I'm in Juneau.

King Crab - less than a pound - 13 inches  Paid $120 and should have been $85.
Ismael P.

This is just a tourist trap--overpriced with poor customer service. You will pay over $120 per person to dine with plastic utensils at wooden picnic tables. Not worth it. What they advertised as King crab legs versus what they actually serve are two different things. Do not fall for it and look for other venues.

Carlo Y.

Was it worth the hyped? Was it worth it for the price? Those were the questions that I have coming to Tracy's. After watching many videos about this place, the hype is real. Just like everyone else, we came here after the cruise docked, we were amount the first one to get off the ship and were able to get here right the way without much wait. As we sitting down for our food the line grew much longer. There is also a second location that has less wait. We ordered the Red King Crab that's feeds 6-8 people, if you like crab it will feed like 4 lol, the crab tasted sweet and fresh. Also bisque tasted amazing. But this place is expensive, we paid almost $800 for it. Is it worth it? I will say if you are the first time in Alaska you should try it. Will I do it again? Yes if we have the budget to, but I will ordered the small amount and other things. We have a large group that is why is so much more expensive. I have a great experience at this restaurant, the service from the staff is excellent and they really know what they are doing. If you have the budget to come here, try it, it is once in a lifetime experience.

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Tammy P.

This is a very popular place so it may take some time to get a table or you can get it to go. It is not far from the docks and it is easy to find. They have communal tables. They offer different types of crab as well as bisque and crab cakes. The line was quite long due to several ships in port but checked out the menu and offering. We will try to get in line earlier next time.

Stan M.

In town on a cruise and after our excursion, we decided to stop at Tracy's King Crab Shack for lunch--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!

Crab cakes & Coleslaw
Andy G.

Hello, a few people were asking for the menu of Tracy's King Crab Shack so I posted the menu for those who are asking. Have a good evening everyone.

Shirley Q.

I was so distracted by the crab legs that I forgot to take a picture... We ordered red king crab legs, golden king crab legs and a side of their soup. So not let the long line and crowd deter you coming here ! The line moves pretty fast. Finding seating can be hit or miss but it is doable.

Aileen M.

The M&M tour bus operator let us off a bit early for those of us who wanted to try the famous/popular restaurant called Tracy's King Crab Shack. So we promptly got in line to wait as they were quite busy. Approximately 45 mins later, we were able to put in our food order at the front counter. We should have been given a 2.5% cash discount per their menu but weren't. Then, we had to find our own table to sit at. Even though it was drizzling a bit, we sat at an outside table because all of the interior tables were occupied. Luckily, the rain stopped shortly after we found a clean-ish table next to a heater. Wait staff brought our food to our table after a short wait. We ordered the #1 Combo Golden King Crab (14 oz) (which came with a small crab bisque, 4 mini crab cakes, garlic bread rolls, and butter), 1 lb of Red King Crab, Pulled Pork Sliders, and a glass of Alaskan Brewing Company Summer (Kolsch beer). While both types crab were tasty, I really couldn't decide whether one was better than the other. The crab bisque was rich and flavorful; the rolls were soft and tender and went well with the bisque. The crab cakes were also good - nothing outstanding though. And, the glass of beer was super cold and very refreshing! I'm glad we tried Tracy's King Crab Shack despite it being a tourist spot and expensive. Tons of merchandise for sale were plastered all over their walls. Overall, we enjoyed the experience and food.

Ariyanna M.

The absolute best crab legs I've ever had and nothing comes close! I got a red king crab leg combo that of course comes with 1 king crab leg, crab bisque, mini crab cakes and rolls. Also added a cluster of snow crab legs that were almost as big as the king crab. I have never really gotten full from seafood until eating here! With the king crab, it was very juicy and the meat was buttery and sweeter almost reminding me of a lobster. The snow crab was sweet as well, definitely easier to crack too but honestly the work is worth it haha. The sides also deserve love, I'm not a huge fan of crab cakes but these were the best I've ever had and definitely set the bar (highly recommend buying a bottle of the crab cake sauce) The bisque was good as well, not as sweet as a lobster bisque but still good especially when dipping the roll in it, lots of crab meat inside. The spacing inside is pretty limited, at least on a busy day. Service was nice, they were friendly and bring your order to the table, food came out fast. As you probably already know this place is definitely expensive but it is 100% worth every penny you spend.

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Ask the Community - Tracy's King Crab Shack

Is it pricey nobody's putting up how much the price is thank you?

Yes, very pricey. Expect to pay close to $100 or probably over for a couple. Not really what I'd call a great bang-for-the-buck.

Will they typically sell out by 7pm?

They sell out of various menu items throughout the day.

How late are they open in May?

yes

How far is it from port?

If arriving by cruise ship, it's minutes away depending on where your ship docks - super close! (I walked there easily with my toddler :)

What is the 2022 opening date?

What months is Tracy's open in 2021?

May 15

Do they have any alternative for someone who cannot eat shellfish?

Cole slaw and french fries. Oh, and BEER!

Is it possible to buy king crab legs and salmon and ship to my home at area zip code 44056 before you close down on the 30th of September?

Sorry...I don't know the answer. I think you can call them.

Is this place open in March?

I don't think so. Tracy's is right on the cruise ship dock, and they cater primarily to the cruise ship passengers. Alaska cruises run from May - September. They might be open slightly before and after. Their website states they are closed for the… 

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The Hangar On The Wharf

3.9(758 reviews)
0.3 mi
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Had the salmon and chowder here, and it was SO good! Easily the food highlight of our entire Alaska…read moretrip. The service was a little slow, but the food more than made up for it. We could not stop talking about how fresh and delicious everything was! The chowder was hands down the best I've ever had. Thick, creamy, and loaded with fresh chunks of wild Alaskan halibut or salmon. I'll genuinely be mourning this chowder until my next trip to Alaska, which will be who knows when. Believe people when they tell you to skip Tracy's and come here instead. You won't regret it! 1000000/10!!!!

We were so lucky that the day we visited Juneau happened to have perfect weather! We were deciding…read morebetween Tracy's and The Hanger for seafood, and ultimately chose The Hanger because of the view. The view was absolutely beautiful, especially with the seaplanes taking off and landing right in front of us. We definitely enjoyed the scenery while having our meal. We had king crab a few times during this trip, and while the crab here was good, we found that the crab we had at a few other places was slightly fresher. The service, however, was quite slow and almost nonexistent during our visit. We also found it a little difficult to communicate with our server. Even the gentleman who seated us could have been a bit friendlier. Overall, we really enjoyed the beautiful waterfront view and watching the seaplanes, but the service could definitely use some improvement.

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Tracy's King Crab Shack - 2lbs Alaskan King Crab

Tracy's King Crab Shack

4.3(155 reviews)
0.4 mi

The second location of Tracy's King Crab Shack is the place to be, and is not as crowded as the…read morefirst location at the center of town. You do have to walk about 15 minutes, but the dining room by the water really is the best spot. As we head to the tented dining room, a bald eagle swoops across the sky and lands on a post in the pier. While this is regarded as the best king crab in Alaska, eating king crab in Juneau is actually insanely expensive. Well if you have come all this way, when in Rome? You can order the king crab legs per leg or in a combo that also includes 4 mini crab cakes, a cup of crab bisque, and rolls. If you have a group, get a bucket of crab legs. They offer both red king crabs and golden king crabs. Go with the red and don't bother with the golden. The red king crabs have more meat and have a sweeter flavor. (Also, if you bring cash, you can avoid the 3% credit card fee.) We get a couple combos including crab chowder, crab cakes, drinks, and red king crab legs, plus legs for the rest of the group. They give you a crab cracking tool. There are a couple prongs on top for holding the top of the shell in place and a sharp edge for ripping the shell open from the bottom. Watch out for the sharp pointy spikes of the shell, so tread carefully. You sort of rock the cracker up and down in a straight line lengthwise until the entire cylinder of crab is free. There are three main pieces. The biggest leg segment has the sweetest and firmest crab meat. The smaller leg segment is more tender and even juicier. The body segment has a big bundle of flaky flesh. I can't remember if I've ever had a red king crab leg all to myself, so this is definitely the most and best king crab I've ever had.

Tracy's is one of those places "you just have to try" but it's probably not a place you'll visit a…read moresecond time. We considered it more of an "excursion/experience" than a legitimate meal. At nearly $100 for a single King Crab leg, it certainly is one of the highest "cost per bite" you'll ever have. And to be honest, it didn't taste much different than the frozen King Crab available at our local grocer's meat counter. Some folks will stand line for nearly an hour to score a seat at a shared table. The crew are friendly and once you finally order the food comes quickly. The room is small, cramped and loud. But, again - it's an experience you'll not get anywhere else. I'm glad we finally crossed this off the list, but I doubt we'll do it again.

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Twisted Fish Company Alaskan Grill

Twisted Fish Company Alaskan Grill

3.8(372 reviews)
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Don't waste your time waiting at Tracey's, come here for delicious king crab. It was raining and…read morecold and we didn't want to wait in line outside of Tracey's and a local suggested we come here. The place was pretty empty and got seats right away. Order the chowder and 1 pound of the king crab legs. The chowder I heard was supposed to be the best but found it less than satisfying. There was very little seafood almost none but a few pieces. The soup was thickened with a lot of corn starch and tasted like it. Let's move on to the best crab I've tasted in a long time. Huge but the meat was a bit shriveled. Succulent, briny and delicious. Wished we ordered more but at 110.00 per pound was a hefty lunch. Definitely worth the crab.

My sis and I were looking for a place to sit down and eat before heading back to our cruise ship…read more We stumbled upon Twisted Fish Company, right next to the docks. I'm so happy we found it, a refuge in rainy Juneau. We were greeted immediately and seated by a really nice staff. They have a nice, easy to read menu with lots of good seafood options. I ordered the clam chowder and a couple of bread knots. The chowder was delicious and perfect for a rainy afternoon. My sis got the recommended halibut and chips. She loved it and couldn't finish the good-sized portion. I highly recommend Twisted Fish Company for really good service, warm and inviting atmosphere and wonderful eats.

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Salt - Omelets & Toast ( usually with potatoes but we skipped those)

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3.7(227 reviews)
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If you are looking for a fine dining experience, Salt is such a wonderful surprise. Service,…read moredrinks and food are amazing. We were looking for a bar food alternative and were not disappointed!

Amazing Food, Unacceptable Service…read more My husband and I dined at SALT on September 25, 2026, to celebrate my birthday. The food was absolutely amazing, as it usually is. Unfortunately, the way we were treated afterward was so appalling that it has completely changed how I feel about this establishment. We spent approximately $300 on what was supposed to be a lovely birthday dinner. Appetizers, Entrees, coffee, dessert. We have always enjoyed coming to SALT to celebrate special occasions, and I have consistently praised the restaurant's food and service. Throughout the cruise season, I even recommend SALT to my clients whenever they ask where they should eat. I have been a genuine advocate for this restaurant, which makes this experience all the more disappointing. Unfortunately, I accidentally left my credit card behind after dinner. That same evening, I called SALT approximately 5-6 times over a three-hour period while the restaurant was open and left two voicemails. Nobody answered or returned my calls. For clarity, I was already home (15 miles from SALT) when I realized my card was missing. We walked throughout the downtown Juneau area after our meal so I was not certain if I left it at the or it fell out of my wallet somehow while walking. The following day, I called another five times over a four-hour period while the restaurant was open. When a woman finally answered, I explained that I believed I had left my card at the restaurant and that I had been trying to reach someone since the previous evening. When I told her how many times I had called, she called me a liar. I explained that I had absolutely no reason to lie. My only reason for mentioning the repeated calls was that I was concerned their phone lines might be experiencing technical difficulties. I even offered to show her my call log so she could bring the issue to the appropriate management and potentially help resolve a phone problem affecting the restaurant. Rather than appreciate the information, she called me a liar again. Then she admitted that she had received my voicemail the previous night but had not bothered to call me back because she "just answers the phones" and had no access to my card. She confirmed that the server had reported my card was left behind and that it was being held. When I asked when would be the best time to pick it up, she said she didn't know and told me not to call her back because she would have the manager call me. She then said, "You can call 11 times but I'm only 1 person. And I'm not even at the restaurant while it's open. This is a separate line." Well, clearly you are only one person, ma'am! If you were two people, you would have had twice the capacity to answer the phone when I called and twice the capacity to resolve this situation with a BETTER attitude. Two hours after that conversation, a man called my phone. I answered, and he immediately screamed at me, "We have your card. Come and get it!" He didn't even identify himself or tell me what establishment he was calling from. He simply yelled at me as though I had done something wrong by trying to retrieve my own credit card. Let that sink in. A customer spends $300 on a birthday dinner, makes multiple reasonable attempts to contact a restaurant about a lost credit card, offers to provide evidence of those calls in case there is a phone issue, and is repeatedly called a liar before ultimately receiving a hostile phone call from someone who cannot even identify himself. The food was wonderful. But good food does not excuse treating customers this way. We have celebrated many important occasions at SALT, and I have enthusiastically recommended this restaurant to others. This experience fell so far below what I would expect from an establishment of SALT's caliber that I will think twice before spending another dollar there. I am especially disappointed by the conduct of the person answering the phone and the apparent lack of professionalism in the subsequent management response. Save your money and eat at McDonald's in the Valley. The food won't be as high quality, but I guarantee the service will surpass the way I was treated after what should have been a special birthday celebration. That say it all I believe. Shame on whoever handled these calls, and shame on the management responsible for allowing this to be the standard of customer service. SALT, you have lost a loyal customer and someone who once went out of their way to recommend your restaurant to others. Great food can bring customers through the door. Great service is what makes them want to come back. This experience gave me absolutely no reason to return.

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Deckhand Dave's Fish Tacos - fish tacos

Deckhand Dave's Fish Tacos

4.8(655 reviews)
0.3 mi
•$$

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.

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Deckhand Dave's Fish Tacos - Alleged Halibut. But it's more of a flounder or Alaskan pollock. Liars!

Alleged Halibut. But it's more of a flounder or Alaskan pollock. Liars!

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