Great food, service, and view... frankly, there's no way to improve. The owner is an absolute treat…read morewith a friendly personality and is full of character! She treats everyone like an old friend and is full of knowledge & advice. The best view in all of Whittier, you must stop by if you're around. I look forward to my next visit whenever I'm back in the area.

5 stars for the Clam Chowder and friendly service at the Oceanfront Cafe in Whittier…read more The rain was coming down throughout our stay, but the chowder warmed us up.

Cute little roadside café. We didn't actually eat any food, but we stopped in for coffee and tea…read moreon the way from Seward to Whittier. There were a few groups of people inside, and it has a fun Alaskan vibe. The wait staff was very friendly, and the restaurant was clean.

From the owner: Espresso, Tacos, BBQ, Hot Dogs, juice and sodas.read more

I cannot attest to the food at this place as we didn't eat here but we just stayed here for the…read morenight. This hotel was by far the worst place that we had stayed on our trip to alaska out of all seven locations. You check in at the restaurant.Although we had to go into the bar to find somebody to check us in and get us a key to the room. The guy was really nice.That checked us in and the price was right. Unfortunately, that was where the good things ended did. The place is clearly very dated, which is totally fine. There are random holes all along the wall, where it looks like other things used to be. Our friends were staying in the room next to us and their carpet was absolutely disgusting. Thankfully, we had some sort of vinyl on our floors. So that it wasn't that bad. Her bedding had multiple tears in it. Nothing in the room matched from the towels to the sheets. When we pulled back the sheets of the bed, there were little specks of what looked like dirt all along the bed, and it appeared that the sheets had not been cleaned. Thankfully, we had each brought a blanket.So we were able to use that to sleep with. It really, truly did feel dirty though sleeping in that bed. We only had two towels in our room for 4 people, so my husband went and asked for another. The only thing that they could give him was an extra hand towel. When I turned on the shower, the way that the shower head was facing the water, just completely shot right out of the shower stall leaving water all over the floor and no good towels to clean it up.

We used to come here years ago, for pie. Their blueberry was amazing. They used to have different…read moresalt and pepper pots on each table. Then some new owners took over, and i was served limp and floppy fries and we didn't go back. Although of course I appreciate they may have had teething problems, as new owners, and that we'd go back at a later date. And we did return today. Our server was friendly, and helpful, brought us coffee, in sturdy Sunrise Inn mugs, and took our order (Crispy Chicken wrap and fries for me, Chili in Bread bowl for him) The atmosphere was warm and friendly, with quite a few diners in, chatting to the server. Guys, the Crispy Chicken Wrap brought to me, was simply outstanding. Perfect in every way. Great mix of crunchy vegetables, cheese, and creamy ranch, i cannot praise it enough. It's the best I've personally tasted, in, well, ever really. And the fries have redeemed themselves 1000%. Super crisp, and soft inside, beautifully seasoned. I am so happy that Sunrise Inn is THIS good. I'll be driving back down just to have this again, and think nothing of the drive. Blake really enjoyed his Chili Bread Bowl too. Seriously, if i can get food this good i don't really care about the cost, or the length of the drive to get to it. But yes of course it would be more convenient if it were in Anchorage, but the drive is half the fun. Also the staff - the server was great, very friendly, and the chef brought out our meals to us, and he had these pants on featuring fish. Very alluring, and I told him so. We'll be back sooner rather than later

Craving for savory and/or sweet edibles and you'll find it here. Small bakery with standing room…read moreonly caught our attention. My fave cookie: oatmeal raisins apparently sold out for the day. Female employee was very informative and easy to chat with about the baked goods. I inquired what are your most popular selling items. She mentioned cinnamon rolls, ham & cheese croissants, and snickerdoodles. We weren't near any microwaves to reheat the first two items so I opted for the third most popular item. I saved the snickerdoodles for an afternoon snack a few hours later. Every bite filled with yumminess of cinnamon and softer, baked cookie that held its shape together.

Unassuming coffee/cookie shop in Girdwood. They are not interested in impressing you. They are…read morethere to sell you giant cookies and mediocre lattes. And you will buy them over and over again because its comfort food on your way into/out of Girdwood or after you gas up on your way to Seward/Homer or back to Anchorage. Truck stop cookies and coffee....Alpine does the job.

Didn't taste chocolate in the chocolate babka. Was dry and had a burned note. Cinnamon babka had…read moremuch more flavor, and was less dry. Others in my party ordered scones and muffins, and we're raving about them. But I can only rate what I had

Cute little coffee shop! Line seemed to take forever but at least the baristas were friendly. Got a…read morechai, pretty decent

Ordered a bunch of café de olla drinks because my FIL was looking for some - they were very good…read moreand made with the right stuff (even unrefined sugar!). Could've been more spicy, but that that's my taste and I'd ask for more Cayenne & cinnamon syrup next time.

This cafe is in a strip mall off of Debarr, where haciendas is…read more It is very nicely and heavily decorated with Mexican/day of the dead/latin types (not sure which one) as well as LGBTQ+ items. Some stuff for sale too like jewelry. I came on a Friday afternoon at 1pm and there was nobody inside. They have four or five tables plus two couches. Would be good for groups or a date. I almost passed out when I had to pay 5.75 for a 12oz mocha. Their rent must be extremely high here. None of their menus on the counter or the wall had any prices, well they did but they blacked them out. None of the specials had prices, the food too. So they can change them how they see fit. I just don't really like that business practice, I think it's kind of shady. They are way too high as well. Nobody should be paying that for espresso. Mocha did taste decent though, and not too hot which I appreciate I didn't burn my mouth. The worker was very quiet and when I left she sat on the couch with her phone. Happy to support small businesses but I won't go out of my way to come here or ever pay that much for a mocha. Those are *bucks prices.

Delicious breakfast sandwich! We had ours on Ciabatta roll. Bursting with spinach, tomato,…read morescrambled egg, bacon, cheese. We also had white mochas with our breakfast. Besides tables and chairs there was a cozy sitting area with couches and stuffed chairs. Very popular place.

Nice coffee spot. I came here after visiting Resurrect multiple times. I forced myself to try…read moresomething new and it did not disappoint. Coffee was fresh and hot, good service, reasonable price. Cozy and comfortable place to relax for a bit.

This was a cool spot! Great service, cool atmosphere and well-attended. I've got nothing but love…read morefor this place and I remember it fondly. A+

Super cute and enjoyable spot to relax! We came across this quaint little place on our trip while…read morelooking for a place to get warm during a chilly day. We wanted to find a place to get a warm drink and the Writer's Block exceeded our expectations with their bar! We were able to check out the newest releases from authors, warm up, relax, chill out with some of the locals.

I went in with 20 lbs of halibut and 10 lbs of Rockfish. Fees processed it into 1lb servings,…read morevacuum packed and in my cooler. There were 3 of us in the party who elected to get the processing to go, instead of shipped, since we live local(ish). So a total of 90 lbs of fish to be processed, and they had it done in less than an hour. One of the guys in our group was staying at Alyeska, and told the proprietor he intended to freeze the fish in his hotel room. She discouraged him from doing that, due to the small freezer size available and offered to, at no extra charge, freeze it for him and drop it off with the hotel concierge on Wednesday on her way into town. The charter service recommended Fee's, and I can see why. Great job!

We've been using Fees for some years and last year we decided to go with a competitor as a few guys…read morewere lured by the small difference in price. Tonight I had some halibut that was processed from Fees year before last and I was so impressed with the quality and freshness it maintained I called Becky and told her so and asked her to pass along to her Auntour gratitude and greetings. These ladies are just the best. So yes you may pay a little more but what you get is damn near restaurant grade portions that are vacuumed sealed with thick bags, and you don't have to drive away to get everything processed. Next year Becky we will be back and when we lock our dates I'll call to give you a heads up. Thank you, Patrick Shima