Great products locally made in Alaska. They also have cookbooks written by locals with some great…read moresalmon and halibut recipes.

We bought smoked fish to take and also ordered frozen fish filets to be delivered FedEx Overnight…read more The filets were lovely! Shipped when promised and arrived frozen! I'll order again for family and myself!

I can only say good things. Good product, good service. I have purchased fish from them the last…read morethree years. I have ordered fish from them for Christmas gifts for the last few years. I recomende them.

I ordered a large batch of hot-smoked silver salmon. I noticed immediately that the color was…read moreyellowish. Some of the packages had frost inside them, indicating that they were not sealed properly or were old. The fish itself was thin & loaded with pin bones that I removed by hand. There was a fishy smell and no smokiness. There was no brininess. After a single bite, I discarded the entire batch, contacted Alaska Seafood Company and they sent me a second batch which was slightly better than the first; "D" instead of "F" but still unacceptable. Weird color, thin, dry, smelly, bony, no smokiness, no brininess. I ended up junking everything after another single bite. I contacted the company again, this time recommending -- as politely as I could -- that they relearn the smoked salmon process,, but never heard back. (I had a local teacher in mind but they seemed disinterested.) These two batches were the worst smoked salmon -- by far -- that I've ever had.

My wife and I were given some smoked salmon by my sister's best friend who has kids living in…read moreJuneau. It was prepared by Hooked, according to the label, and is the best that this Southern Boy has ever tasted. I'm going to have to figure a way to get some more!

We have had our salmon smoked, pickled, had lox made and our always happy with finished product.read more

We saw all the shops in Anchorage, Skagway, and Juneau selling products from Barnacle Foods so when…read morewe came across this little stand next to the Alaska T-Shirt place, we had to stop in. They also offer plenty of samples! The two most interesting items I tried: Spruce Tip Shortbread - This tastes like shortbread. I'm not sure what the spruce tip part is supposed to taste but I didn't really get anything special here. Kelp Pickles - Woah, super interesting. It's pickled like a... well, pickle, with the included vinegar acidity, but is cut cross section wise along the stem, resulting in a hollow ring that's gives kind of a firm but slimy crunch. Since the ring is on the thicker side, it's somewhat different texture as compared to wakame or other seaweed. I ended up purchasing a jar of their Kelp Chili Crisp for $15, which adds seaweed umami to a base of crunchy chili crisp. It's fragrant and sweet with just the right amount of heat, perfect on rice, as a dip (I used it for dumplings), or for cooking. The Barnacle Foods Outpost is an excellent place to pick up some uniquely Alaskan made food. As a bonus, it's cheaper than all the gift shops and grocery stores around since it's the company outlet store! I had already purchased a bunch of gifts earlier in the week, otherwise I would have bought more!

Great neighborhood store. If you want a store with 85…read morebreakfast cereals to choose for, drive down to Fred Meyer. If you want a friendly attentive staff, this is the place. Great selection of meat and fresh seafood (I think there was a guy behind the counter with a fishing rod). They have a well rounded selection of just about everything. The fresh produce is well stocked and the Deli, hot food, tacos, burritos are well stocked and kindly served.

When I go in I always get a lecture about god from one of the cashiers and he rounds up my order…read morethinking he's sneaky. I appreciate the variety but the service drives me away.

Didn't expect this Juneau gem when looking for a health food store but this place has something for…read moreeveryone!. Huge selection of groceries, organic produce, dairy, and frozen, plus great dry goods, including numerous tough to find jams & preserves (think Swedish & Danish!). Plus (of course) excellent organic and GF-sensitive foods, great chocolates and outstanding local homebaked breads and cookies. As if you need another nudge, very good cup of fresh hot coffee here for $1.43 !!!

This store showed me that yes, Juneau is still part of the Pacific Northwest. It feels just like…read morethe co-op down in, say, Eugene. Nice assortment of local and other good-quality ingredients. Most importantly, they have good local bread delivered daily, and that's essential for smoked salmon consumption.

This place was known for their donuts, ive recently learned they no longer make their donuts…read morethroughout the day. What's the point of going to this place when other stores have the same items but cheaper.

Just don't even bother buying a sandwich. They've likely been there for 3+ days and the bread has…read moreabsorbed all the juices or the meat has gone bad

Tanya, the owner of Door to Dock saved us last fall! We caught more fish than we had time or desire…read moreto process! Tanya did a great job vacuum packing our fish. Great service, quality processing materials freezer vacuum bags, waxed fish shipping boxes, and freezer storage accommodations. Tanya went out of her way to make sure we were taken care of. She froze and stored our fish as well, then brought them to us at 4:00 AM so that we could catch out flight home.

They did a great job of processing and packaging our Salmon. Very kind folks, and easy to work…read morewith. I would recommend them.