The Hangar On The Wharf

The Hanger is right over the water with huge windows that lets Juneau show off a little. It’s a quick stroll from the port, and the whole space feels built for locals and groups rolling in after a day on the water. Prices land in that familiar Alaska–port-city zone, leaning high, but the portions arrive like they’ve been bulking up for winter. No one left hungry. Our party of eight did hit an early snag. Instead of pushing a pair of four-tops together, the team wedged us into a booth clearly meant for six, then added chairs like an afterthought. When we asked for alternatives, the response wasn’t exactly warm. Service after that floated between attentive and oddly absent, depending on the moment. Still, once the food arrived, the kitchen redeemed quite a bit. Salads came loaded with actual personality instead of a mountain of lettuce. The halibut fish and chips were crisp, generous, and extremely satisfying. Chowder landed in steaming, oversized bowls, and the burger held its own against the seafood crowd. Despite a few service missteps and the seating saga aside, The Hanger delivers hearty plates and a classic waterfront view, especially for anyone craving Alaska comfort food.

Great place, good and fast service. It is quiet busy specially during the high season. The decoration is lovely and it has amazing views. I tried the Halibut burger and the fish was delicious. I didn't find it expensing considering it was Halibut and it was really well cooked.

Second time here, had some appetizers and a beer last time...it was great. Came in today, sat and watched the game. Sammy was amazing, had lovely suggestions for food and was genuinely happy to be around. The food was wonderful. I had the local salmon filet with rice and broccoli. Salmon: Cooked and seasoned perfectly. Came with a doll sauce on the side. Rice: Was a great starch choice for the salmon. The broccoli was covered with a generous amount of some of the best hollandaise sauce I've ever had. All in all a wonderful choice. Sammy says that I should have the halibut next time so I guess when I'm back next week I'll try it out. Totally recommend coming here. The food great but the service and the view are incredible. Thank you, Sammy!

Visiting. Abby was an absolute gem! We sat by the bar and were able to enjoy the beautiful scenery from our seats. The establishment is ADA friendly (ample space for my husband to navigate his electric wheelchair) and has a very cool vibe. We ordered the oysters, Caesar salad, wings, and pretzels. All were great choices.

Located in the heart of Juneau, next to port where usually Quantam of the seas docks in the blue colored building next to it. This is a busy place and usually there is a wait about 20 mins. We ordered lazy suzy, king crab, fettuccine and the soup. The soup was delicious and savory. The highlight is the crab meat, very fresh. Visit if you can and support local business

Great atmosphere! Watched planes landing and taking off on the water. We ordered the seafood chowder and the grilled salmon. Salmon was way over cooked, dry and leathery. Sent it back to the chef, the second one was better, but not great.

The location is excellent with ocean view, it opens at 11 am, so we lined up as first in order to catch up our cruise ship. The King Crab was very good and fresh, the salmon could be better. The service was nice and quick.

I really enjoyed the crab here and the salmon soup. I didn’t think the salmon soup in the bread bowl was going to be that good but it was honestly the best thing on the menu besides the crab. I also tried some of the shrimp but those were just so so. The prices were reasonable for Alaska, especially in a tourist area. We sat outside and got a great view of some of the sea planes landing. It was a perfect evening and the weather was just right in early September. It’s in a short walk from the cruise ships and there are buses. That’ll take you back-and-forth to the downtown area. I definitely recommend checking out this area even if you don’t eat at this restaurant, but if you do it at this restaurant, then you’ll enjoy the food because it was very delicious.

The sourdough and the king crab are legit out of this world and there is not usually a crazy line like at Tracy's. Just walk a bit farther to the blue building down the dock. Everyone there was absolutely lovely.

If you are a tourist like me and want to enjoy some Alaskan king crab while in Juneau, but do not want to wait in a huge line at Tracy's. Hangar's is a solid choice with a lot more options besides crab compared to Tracy's. Also nice if you are coming with kids can stop at Chilakot cove ice cream which is next door. Of course we ordered 2 pounds of king crab for $145, we splurged for sure but damn it was so good. The halibut n chips were fried perfectly meat was so tender. My son loved his seafood chowder and his bread bowl. My other son devoured his burger and sweet potato fries cooked his burger medium rare. The service was pretty good it was an experience for us but saw many locals there which says something about the place.

Great halibut and cole slaw Wine was great! Our server was funny, kind and attentive! The views were amazing

Service was great! It was pretty busy but the service wasn't lacking. We ordered the Alaskan Crab soup bread bowl combo with the Ceasar salad. It was fantastic!! We also got a lb of Alaskan King crab to share! OMG it was amazing! Someone in our party got the Cheddar Prime rib sandwich. Which they absolutely loved. Very Happy with the meal! The service was great. The view was right on the water. We were able to watch sea planes land on the water while we were eating.

Decent place to eat. Lot is tourists coming off the cruise ships to dine here. Pretty crowded and loud, but is in a great location. Our waitress was nice but she forgot a lot of things (again, super nice, but no refill on drinks, or ranch like we asked, and she didn't come check on us, but they were busy). Dinner was okay - not super stellar. Had a salad - it was big but chicken wasn't super flavorful. Don't get the jazzed up fries. Just had melted cheese on top with some garlic. Not worth the price.

This was my third visit here and tried the oysters on the half shell (6 for $18.99) and they were underwhelming. The server was not sure where they were from but they tasted like Pacific oysters from either Washington or Oregon. In my opinion East Coast and Gulf oysters are far superior. For my main course I ordered the Jambalaya. This may not have been an authentic Louisiana version but that didn't matter. It was very good with a generous portion of large seasoned shrimp and spicy sausage! Service was good and the atmosphere is nice with large screen TV's and a water view! I will definitely return again and I will order the Jambalaya again as well!

The fish tacos are the best! I've been here multiples and that's my go to. Large portions and great beer selection.

Solid, if pricey, dinner option. Lots of cruise folks, very crowded. Appetizers, drinks, two courses and tip ran about $150. Not unheard of, but there are cheaper options in town for similar quality. A good experience overall for date night. We sat by the window -- fun to watch the seaplanes come in and out, though the smell of exhaust was a bit much at times. Fish and chips was solid; my wife had the halibut burger that was also great. Nice selection of beers too. Nice spot for a special night out.

Get spot to stop if you enjoy a casual setting restaurant with good food! We had Alaska Brewing Co. beer, king crab legs, and oysters! Oh, and the bread and butter that comes out... SO GOOD! Our server was very friendly and knowledgeable with both the menu and the town when we had questions.

3.5: It was a bit strange of a strange hostess interaction that when we asked for a table for 9, they told us the wait was an hour to an hour and a half. But we said what about those empty tables back there? They were like okay, you could sit there. Our server was friendly, but he seemed a bit overwhelmed. Apparently at one point we were waiting for water glasses to be washed. A couple of our orders didn't show up for some time. The food was a mixed bag. The fish chowder was tasty. The chicken fried steak was huge and crunchy. The halibut wrap was fresh but lacking some type of sauce to turn up the flavor. The pastrami sandwich was okay, came on a French roll, which wasn't the best choice of bread. The ambiance was casual and a bit loud for that time of day. The neighboring shops were cute and a nice stroll.

We ate here after our Hubbard Glacier tour had worked up an appetite. The bus driver recommended The Hangar and he was not wrong. My husband said his burger was I his top 10 maybe top 5 and he's had burgers in all 50 states from cheap to high end. My fish and chips were wonderful. Great food, great service.

A comfy cozy atmosphere right on the water. Amazing chowder. Went on a recommendation and it did not disappoint. The flavor, chunks of seafood and creamy consistency filled my friend and I all the way up after sharing a hearty bowl. Service was impeccable with suggestions for a delicious local brewery cider.

We were doing the tourist thing, via a cruise ship, along with thousands of others from the five (yes FIVE!) cruise ships we observed docked at the same time. One of our minor bucket list experiences on this cruise was to eat off ship one time, to indulge in locally sourced fish & chips. We had to be shuttled from our dock and the driver, who was a non-local seasonal worker, highly recommended this restaurant. We were not sure if it was a legit recommendation or an attempt to drum up some extra business for them. A review of Yelp showed some positive signs, as well as the place we were initially planning to try was located over six miles out of town; so we went for it here. The place was ornate and kept with the theme of Alaska, and Juneau in particular. We ordered the fish (halibut) & chips, the shrimp basket, salmon chowder, onion rings, and sweet potato fries. I also ordered a locally brewed ale, recommended by our waitress Shauna, but don't recall the brewery name. It was so good I ordered a second to wash down my meal. All of the food was delicious! The only exception was the sweet potato fries (they were just average). The food came out hot, with the breaded halibut and shrimp perfectly coated (not too much and not too little) and fried to perfection (moist and not overdone). My better half really liked the salmon chowder, which had a few large pieces of salmon in that cup. Did I mention that all the food was DELICIOUS? The Hangar on the Wharf was definitely worth the stop for lunch! Sadly I don't ever see us returning, so as to eat here again. I hope others who are visiting will consider eating here if doing so is on their minor bucket list. Some reviewers bitch about the service and food quality. We did not suffer in either of those categories. Shout out to Shauna, she was great (excellent service and recommendations/explanations) and brought smiles to our faces.

Short version: I suspect most of the hype for this place is based on the view. From your table, you have an absolutely stunning view of the water, mountains, planes taking off, and the docked cruise ships. That's the 3 stars. At any rate, we decided to give this place a try after hearing our tour operator mention it, and also noticing its high rating on Yelp. "It's a no for me, dog" *in my Randy Jackson voice*. Yelpers, either it was an off day, the day I visited, or the locals, and I have very different taste buds. It could also be that this is a staple in the community, and there are very few other options? I don't know, I still don't quite understand the hype. Service was okay. The hostess was a little all over the place, and another employee ended up sitting us. Then the hostess looked annoyed and stopped short of addressing us rudely until she noticed a server had sat us. That set the tone for the experience. All of our food was bland. My tacos were inedible and cold. The burger? Had to be a frozen patty that had just been warmed up. They were out of several drinks and never offered an alternative. We just drank Sprite instead. When in the area, I may pop in for a cocktail, just for the view, but this isn't a place I'd dine again.

Great food and excellent service. Our waitress, Lana, was so friendly and engaging. Sometimes when you go to a tourist town the locals aren't friendly, but that wasn't the case at all with Lana! My fiance and I each had two glasses of fresh Alaskan beer. My fiance was so excited to have king crab legs and I had the grilled halibut. You could tell the fish was very fresh and both entrees were filling. We also highly recommend the clam chowder. You also can't beat the views since the restaurant is right along the water! I would highly recommend this restaurant for groups of all sizes.

Also deserves 5 stars. Everything here is delicious and they have a tremendous selection, not just seafood. I'd always suggest the taku platter of 2 fish. The veggies, sauces and grilled fish are Our party ate here 3 times in the week stay. The drinks, chowders, service and view are all spectacular. Lots of good kosher options for food. Anything grilled is a great choice, the tacos are great, halibut and king salmon burgers Highly recommend because the history as a wharf hanger for seaplanes really shows in the decoration. Shops within the same plaza (knife shop is always cool to see and locally made shops too. Bookstore isn't bad either) Family friendly and highly recommended at least once while in Juneau. It'll easily turn into 3 visits after you try it.

Fantastic experience here at The Hanger in Juneau. Wife and I were in town on a cruise and we saw reviews on Yelp for this place. It's easy to find, if you are cruising just follow the boardwalk to downtown and it will lead you to The Merchants building where Hanger is at. Beautiful harbor views. Wife and I sat at the bar and had a great time. Great selection of draft beers and wines. Wife had seafood chowder, it was packed full of halibut and salmon in a rich, creamy sauce. She loved it. I had a fried shrimp basket served with fresh cut steak fries and it tasted great. We had a really good time enjoying the view from the bar and listening to some great music playing in the background. If you are in Juneau check out The Hanger. I highly recommend.

They had good food and friendly service. There was also a nice view of the harbor, we got to see the sea planes take off.

Wait time here was 45 minutes with a buzzer. After we got seated, we weren't greeted by our server for 15 minutes. It turned out that there were only 2 waiters working when they had a full house and seating upstairs as well. No one informed us and the only reason we found out was because I checked in with the host to make sure we weren't forgotten. We ordered halibut fish and chips $30, macadamia crusted halibut $33, and coconut prawn $15. The fish and chips were yummy and it came with 2 sauces. The fish and chips were great and hearty since halibut isn't as flaky or a fish. We enjoyed it! The macadamia one was a little plain but the added crunch was nice. The coconut prawn was delicious and well fried. Service was consistent and nice once it started. I was shocked and impressed since they were so understaffed likely because the end of the cruise season. We were there at night but there are many windows looking out to the water. You can see the cruise ship docked and everything on a clear daytime for sure.

So you are on a trip in Alaska, on this day the stop is in Juneau and you stumble upon this place. OMG!!! best fish and chips Ive ever had..... could be the local caught halibut!!! Simply amazing! Place was packed but service was terrific! Great atmosphere! If Im ever in Juneau Alaska again this will be a stop!

Lots of touristy places on the port but we "landed" at the Hangar. If you sit outside or by the window it is awesome to watch seaplanes coming and going into port for a unique and beautiful experience. Clearly a place frequented by locals with an expansive menu. Service was great and the food was solid with large portions. What a pleasant "lay over" from cruise ship food.

We were recommended this spot by every local we spoke to in the area. I'd recommend sitting outside of the patio if you have the opportunity in the warmer months since they don't have AC and the breeze outside really helps. They have great beers on tap and you have to try their sourdough bread basket, it's the best! Our waiter was super nice and gave us a lot of insight and recommendations. The chowder was too creamy/heavy for me but the fish and chips are what to get here.

Great time here. My salmon Caesar salad was fresh. We liked the atmosphere and enjoyed the view from the water. Service was great.

Wonderful sourdough bread as an appetizer, huge portion of fish and chips (delish!) and a perfectly made cocktail! Happy to have been able to dine here :)

Hubby and I made a stop in Juneau while on our Alaskan cruise. After our excursion, we decided to have an Alaskan lunch in the port. We decided on Hangar On The Wharf. We walked in and were seated right away. Our server came over and we ordered 2 Alaskan White Ales. These came out quick, cold and delicious. For lunch, I ordered the king crab legs and hubby ordered the halibut burger with a side of onion rings. All the seafood tasted very fresh. The king crab legs were perfect, especially dipped in butter. I could have eaten 3 plates of these. Hubby's halibut burger was huge! The halibut was nice and flaky, coated in a light and crispy tempura. The onion rings were very good as well. Overall, a pretty good lunch super close to our ship.

I really wanted to love this place but the whole experience was disappointing and frustrating. The food was meh. Once our server (Kevin) took our order, we never saw him again (or should I say that he never made eye contact with us, never came by to ask if we needed anything, he ignored us completely). We had to get our own napkins and flag him down (yelled) for our bill. Horrible service, mediocre food and would not recommend this place.

Skip the lines for the crab shacks and head to the Hangar on the Wharf. The king crab is the best I've ever had, and the white chowder is also my new favorite. The fries were just ok, but the crab and chowder are simply the best value. Great service.

I had both a three star and a four star experience here, so I'll be generous. The service was always decent and attentive, but the food was just good and I could find better elsewhere if I even wanted to. The jambalaya is not real jambalaya as I guess I should have expected since it's nowhere near Louisiana. It's just spicy sausage, chicken, and shrimp with a watery sauce over rice. Not worth it. However, the fish and chips were good even if the tartar sauce had way too much dill. The Idaho fries appetizer was great tasting but the cheese congealed so much that I couldn't separate them and they came in a basket that was annoying to get into.

Good, solid place to eat if you want a bunch of options and a good view and good service. The place was packed at dinner time so I would say make a reservation for sure. We had the Caesar salad, which had a light dressing and was good. The ahi tuna plate with a sesame glaze, rice, and ginger was the perfect portion. I would add steamed broccoli to it just for a veggie. The impossible burger was good. The blackened halibut was delicious! The baked potato was very well cooked as well. The salmon plate was the only dish that I thought was just ok. The glaze was waaaay overpowering and the salmon I felt was overdone, which is a shame since you want to enjoy the local catch. Our server, Erin, was great. Despite being busy, we got things quickly. This place has a fun, vibrant ambience and is worth trying!

I love the Hangar ! It has a great atmosphere and Lana is the BEST SERVER EVER !! Here are my tips picks for food Apps - Idaho Potato Fries - lazy sushi - sourdough bread basket Fish & Seafood - Tempura Halibut and Chips - jambalaya - Trio Baja Tacos Sandwiches - Ciabatta BLT - The Cuban - Turkey provolone Burgers - barbecue burger - pickled Rick - halibut burger Steaks - Filet Pasta - chicken Parm - fettuccine Alfredo Desserts - flourless chocolate cake Next time I'll take more pictures of food !! I have been eating here multiple times a month for the last 2 years since I moved to Juneau it's my fav !

Come early if you want king crab- they ran out so I didn't get to try it. (We came for dinner.) Overall great food selections though. I feel like there's something for everyone and the crab is cheaper unlike Tracy's king crab shack. Their calamari and coconut shrimp was delicious! My husband got the halibut with macadamia nut which was very good. Their halibut fish tacos were just okay- it lacked flavor but I would come back to try something else. It's a 10 minute walk from downtown Juneau.

Food - best Haddock fish and chips ever. First time haddock. Would go back in a heartbeat. Service was good. Server was very attentive and went out his way to make everything was to our liking and that we were satisfied. Ambiance - warf - fishing village type environment. Very quaint atmosphere. All around nice evening meal. Nine in our party. Nobody was disappointed with their meal. The fish and chips was by far the biggest hit.

Service was great! Food was out of this world. The ambiance's is busy busy busy. It's a hoping place. We took 7 fam/friends out and with 4 ppl drinking from the bar it averages out to about $50 per person but was so worth it!

We sat outside and regretted it whenever a plane landed or tookoff, but that's our own fault. I got nachos and they were great. Was not left with lots of chips with nothing on them as sometimes happens. Service was quick and friendly.

Next stop was in Juneau Alaska on our Alaska cruise. Juneau is a amazing city after our tour at the Memdenhall Glacier it was incredible beautiful and wonderful thing of natural that create a hungry that we felt. The bus took us back to the city and the driver who like to drop off at the Hanger at Wharf anyone who's hungry we got off. It's a big building with different businesses including restaurants we step in and headed to the restaurant. We got in it was pack but the host/waitess found a table for us. She hand us the menu we were looking at the menu. My wife decided to get the halibut fish n chip plate made with fresh halibut then I order the seafood chowderin bread bowl in sour dough bowl. For the drinks my wife order water and I got the Alaska Icy bay beer. They brought the food my chowder looks good I took a bite amazing good so much flavors in one bite they use fresh ingredients like vegetables and fresh seafood in chowder. The sour bread bowl was good and bake fresh. My wife love her halibut fish n chip she want to come back again. The waitess was very nice and friendly including the staff.

When in Juneau, Alaska, stop by The Hangar! Don't let the 15 minutes wait deter you either! It's actually about 5 minutes the most. Located in downtown with a beautiful, scenic view of the lake! We stopped by for lunch after our glacier bus tour. Convenient drop-off location near The Hangar. Be sure to go inside the blue building for the restaurant!! There are clean restrooms inside of the blue building too. Ambience reminds me of a pub. Very casual, relaxed, and average noise. Plentiful of beer spouts throughout the restaurant. The service was SLOW. The waitress looked overwhelmed with the lunch hour rush. THE FOOD: 9/10 Taku Inlet First Mate Plate -- 4 oz. of halibut and 4 oz. of salmon with this sweet berry chutney sauce! The broccoli was tough and difficult to eat. The sweet potato fries (extra $4.99) was yummy to chew on as a substitute to my rock hard broccoli. The salmon and halibut were tender and fresh! 8/10 Halibut Fish and Chips was okay. Halibut fish was delicious but it was dry. I think there is too much hype for their fish and chips. 7/10 Citrus Salmon -- Sauce is lacking. My brother mentioned it would have tasted better with more sauce. 5/10 Taku Inlet Salmon Fillet -- Very bland and dry.

Maybe it was an off day, but our experience at The Hangar was not the best and I wish we just walked away before we placed an order before spending almost $80 (two entrees, two beers, 1 kids meal, tip). Food was good, views were nice, service was lacking). We came to The Hangar for lunch as someone had recommended it to us since our original plans to go to Deckhand Dave's fell through as they were closed. When we got to The Hangar they had several people waiting for their table and the host was letting everyone know that it was about a 5 minute wait. Not bad. So I went in, told them it was a party of 3 and was told it was 10 minutes and to stay close by. Sure. Stood out of the entrance way waiting for our turn and I noticed that people were walking up and were being seated. Another woman with her partner and an older child came up to inquire about putting their name down and the host was about to seat them until they looked up and saw me looking straight at them so they let them know that "oh looks like there's one more group ahead of you" and sat us at the table. Maybe I should've let that family sit there instead... The inside of the hangar as two levels and large windows looking out into the water. We were able to see the cruise ships, sea planes, mountains, snow - the view did not disappoint. The inside has some larger model planes hanging from the ceiling that my son loved looking at. The host gave us some menus when we were sat and got a kid's menu and some crayons for our son. The menus had a beer list via QR code so we checked that out and decided on some beers, as well as food items for us and our toddler: my husband and I were both going to get the trio baja tacos (chicken, halibut, and fried shrimp), and a cheeseburger and fries for the kid. It took a while for someone to acknowledge us to the point of suggesting we leave. Finally our waitress came by and dropped off waters. When she finally came back she asked if wanted drinks: when we pulled up the beer list from our phones she let us know that they had just changed the beer list and went to grab a physical beer list. I ended up getting a Winter Ale and my husband had asked for a taster of a beer. We also let her know we were ready to order our food, too. She left and went to put our order in. The bartender poured the taster and placed it on the counter and our waitress continued to be on the computer. A runner had already dropped off my beer at that point. She had finally dropped off the sampler and my husband liked it and wanted to order a glass of it, but after waiting around our waitress didn't return to our table. Our food was delivered, so my husband ended up going to the bar and placing his beer order. More than halfway through our lunch our waitress came by and dropped off another sampler of beer at our table, but my husband told her he had already placed an order and asked for our check. She dropped it off and we paid cash and left. Our order was tasty. Out of the tacos my favorite was the shrimp - it had a nice crunch from the batter, breading, and fry. My husband liked the halibut more. The pickled onion gave a nice taste and texture to the dish. I definitely loaded my shrimp taco with all of the pickled onions. We didn't catch our server's name - I didn't hear her say it and I didn't ask for it or see a name tag. We witnessed a few interactions of hers where she came off as rude and as if she didn't want to be there. We get it - the service industry can sometimes be rough especially when it's been a long and busy day dealing with tourist, but man. I wish we spent our time and money elsewhere.

We came here straight off the cruise ship so there was not much of a wait at all. We ordered 2 lb of king crab @ $65 lb and portobello fries. The king crab was super big! They serve it steamed with lemon and butter. It was delicious but I don't think I'd pay $65 lb again. Portobello fries were also delicious and fried perfectly. I'd definitely come back to try more food if ever in Juneau again!

This last visit was the last straw for me. The quality is extremely poor. This is NOT Jambalaya by any definition. There was hair in my food and the meal made me sick before I ran into the hair. The service is okay with a view but it is all go nothing if the food is garbage.

Host service blows. Asked if we could wait for the next table so we could have a booth by the window and was given some blow off line as the guy walked away. Then proceeded to seat a couple who walked up well after us and added themselves to the waitlist/buzzer line just like us. Unfortunately everyone is not treated equal. They only have king crab no dungeness crab. Then the drink menu was apparently not updated, ordered oatmeal stouts and after 5 minutes told that had been replaced by a hazy IPA.. blech. At least they carry a great selection of the Alaskan Brewing on tap, that's a partial save. So yeah.. lower your expectations tremendously if you pop in here. Typical bar food, nothing special at all. Halibut and salmon special was dry and overcooked. The two legs you see on the plate were $75! Recommend any other location but this on service alone was a solid half star location. Final plus, they have their own restroom upstairs.

I wish I could leave 3.5 stars for this, it's not quiet 3 because the food was good, but I wouldn't really rate it a 4 either. I opted to giving them the benefit of the doubt. We ordered the calamari, chowder and oysters. The oysters were not my favorite, but the chowder and calamari were great! Bonus points for having Elysian space dust on draft!

Delicious food and excellent service make The Hangar a delightful place to eat. As a group of four we got seated immediately with a table with a great view of the water and mountains. The fish and chips is large enough to share, my co worker couldn't stop raving about the chowder which came in a yummy bread bowl. I had the chicken sandwich with HOMEMADE onion rings (absolutely amazing) the fourth coworker ordered a Cesar salad and had no complaints. We ordered apple crisp to share and the only wish was that it had some crisp to it. It was nice place to eat and start our AK meals.

Great service. Small portions. Expensive. The view is beautiful. Loads to choose from as far as drinks.

Marginal food. Good service. Tired, torn ambiance but at least it's in the water. Crowded cruise pit stop.

Way too expensive for the halibut fish and chips, but it was tasty. The shrimp basket was quite good, but not enough shrimp. I enjoyed the atmosphere a lot. Great view. Not a bad choice for lunch, it was a good first stop for our trip - but we ended up finding better food very close by.

We were very lucky to get in this place with no reservation seated at an indoor window seat at that! The salmon dip was to die for! I would've been happy with an order of this and king crab legs. I ordered the ginger ahi which was delicious but when in Alaska, get the crab! My husband ordered the salmon which was also very tasty. Go for the crab! It's pricy but the view and ambiance make it worth it. This establishment is big enough for large parties and quaint enough for a private date on the outdoor patio. Just below the patio is the "runway" for the seaplanes taking tourists in and out of this beautiful place. This was the most unique experience at any restaurant I've visited.

A great stop! We were looking to change up our dining experience on our cruise and had a great meal here. I had the bbq chicken sandwich with onion rings and it was cooked great with lots of flavors. It's definitely a hopping spot so I would recommend a reservation. Only thing I would say is that they're understaffed so you should be patient with your waiter.

We came an hour before closing and were seated right away. I ordered the blackened halibut Caesar salad, and it was very good! Service was good as well, would return!

Ambiance was cool. Service was friendly and attentive considering it was packed. Lazy sushi was really good. King crab was delicious. Fried platter was good and plenty. Salmon and halibut dinner I needed a butter knife to saw through it and only bothered taking a couple bites of each as it wasn't yummy- tough and flavor was eh. Alaska brewing co beers were all very good- i got a flight.