Adam F.
Yelp
So this is one of those cases where I was entirely happy with the quality of the food, but I wasn't entirely with the *price* - I'd argue, the pricier something is, the more it has to live up to it. Granted, I'd also found the place literally 2 1/2 years earlier, in preparing for the cruise I thought we'd be going on in 2020 (which didn't happen for obvious reasons, nor the rescheduled one in 2021 - we finally made it a few months ago), so I'd also just had a long time to look forward to trying it... but still, $16 for 3 tacos, they either have to be large, or the best tacos ever. They weren't that large, but I had heard they *were* basically the best tacos ever.
Anyway, verdict is, they're definitely not very big (think like a couple bites each, honestly), but they are pretty tasty. Not mind-blowing, not the best fish tacos I've had in my life... in the list of places I'd make sure to go back to if I were back in Alaska, this wouldn't necessarily be one of them, or not for their long-awaited fish tacos, anyway. They were pretty tasty (especially the blackened one), and other than the tortilla, you could tell it was all made fresh, but they're not necessarily worth the price. Probably the best fried fish in Juneau, but I dunno about Alaska (I *wish* my job were to find the best fried fish in Alaska...) Definitely wouldn't be the best fish tacos in California, though.
Funny enough, though, while I had been the most excited about the tacos, we also had to try an order of "salmon tots", cause we were just very curious what they were. They're exactly what they sound like: little fried balls of salmon, as the menu says, like crab cakes, but smaller and with salmon instead of crab. They're great, they're *totally* worth 8 bucks - I shared an order with my wife, which was definitely the wrong call. I wouldn't go back to Juneau specifically to come here, but if I *were* back in Juneau (presumably on another cruise, which I absolutely *would* recommend, it was completely gorgeous everywhere we went!), I would probably come back here, just get a halibut cake and a whole order of salmon tots to myself, and skip the tacos. (Great tartar sauce, too.)
One good thing about their setup - they *do* have the ability to sell beer - including, when we were there a few months ago, a great local craft cider, also totally reasonably priced. Funny how many things cider goes well with - fried fish, for sure. For whatever reason, they have a separate line you have to stand in to order beer vs ordering food, but both lines moved pretty fast, so it wasn't the end of the world. Just glad there were two of us, though, since when it's busy (for instance, when a bunch of us have just gotten off a cruise ship), there isn't necessarily a huge amount of seating, so I was happy I could stand in line for cider and had someone holding our seats.