First time at Eagle's Nest. Party of six total. Sat on the deck with the spectacular views…read more Ordered a trio of appetizers along with two of their pizzas. We ordered caprese salad bites, asaigo & artichoke dip and Nonno Joe's meatballs in our appetizer round. All of it was delicious. I especially recommend the meatballs. They were truly amazing. We ordered Hawaiian Popper and Italian Supreme pizzas. Again, it was all delicious. Thin tasty crust with a lot of toppings and cheese. The service was spot on. Took care of all our needs from drink refills to extra napkins. I highly recommend this place if you are craving some amazing Italian inspired dishes. We will be back for more.

The food here is phenomenal! I was so impressed and I'm not usually that excited about pizza. The…read morespinach artichoke dip is AMAZING. The view was so beautiful! The only caution I have is that the service is slow but friendly. Don't come here in a hurry, but the wait was well worth the reward. Be patient as it's a small restaurant! We hope to make it back someday!

The taco pizza to me is the best pizza hands down. All the other pizzas are amazing as well the…read morepotato logs are so good

The delivery girl didnt do a good job at all delivering, half the pizza on its side, training was…read morenot done i believe by the picture.

So I wanted a slice of pizza and I came to the obvious place....Alaska!…read more I'm at Fat Stans and Stan can make a slice. Yes, closer places for pizza but hey, heck of a story that got me to Alaska in the first place right?! Enjoy life. Enjoy a slice.

We stopped by for a late lunch after the cruise ships loaded up so it was calm and quiet. We shared…read morethe Ketchi pizza was a delicious local mix of salmon and capers! Nice staff made the pizza quickly. Some of the lumberjacks were at the bar relaxing after their shows.

They use to have good service. Lately whenever you call there's no answer or…read moretheir always closed.

Pizza Mill is an institution in Ketchikan serving the BEST pizza in town. Glad to have been able to…read morestop in for a pizza and some wings while visiting recently. This has been a family-owned restaurant for years. Currently, it's owned and run by the next generation (a group of three brothers) in the family. Service was fast and friendly and the food is excellent. My go to over the years has always been the Kitchen Sink - it has everything on it, and is possibly the best combination pizza ever. One random note is that my wife loved the ranch dressing. They make it in house and it's tasty and the perfect consistency. They also serve delicious Filipino food (my parents used to go here all the time), sub sandwiches, appetizers and specials like kimchi fried rice. Pizza Mill has been and will continue to be one of my must-eats while in Ketchikan. Definitely, go check it out!

Wreaks of potheads, can't get orders right, always late with orders (60+ minutes with few pending)…read morerarely answers phones. This place lost my business. Go to a better managed establishment.

Pizza and Jones sodas are awesome. Service is absolutely horrid. Employees are always on their…read morephones and really don't seem to care about the job at hand.

Favorite fried fish of the trip, having had fish and chips or fish tacos at various places along…read morethe usual cruise ship route. The coating is delectably light and crisp, far from the usual oil laden batters. I think I saw someone mention it's an almond based flour? Whatever it is, it allows more of the fish flavor to shine. Like others, I also tried the full sized restaurant across the street, and while good, their fish paled in comparison to here. Service was super friendly. Only con is the fish pieces could be a wee bit bigger, especially for the price. On the other hand, you're not left stuffed, so you'll have room to sample other local eats.

Loved the fish taco and fish and chips. The cod was super fresh and flaky, better than the place…read moreacross the street. Not overly salted so it was great! Fries were better too. The unfortunate part is not being a restaurant. Its a shack across from a bus depot so you cant even eat off the shelf on the back of the outhouse, lol. I would have loved some malt vinegar or hot sauce but I was already across the street. I knew it would be better and I was right! We still ate at Timber but also stopped by to compare.

I can't say my intentions were to eat Mexican food in the seafood capital of the world but when…read moreit's pouring rain and you're on the hungry side why not. Chico's is a quaint little spot not far from the main strip. It definitely had Mexican vibes the moment you walk in; typical Mexican decor, beer taps and a tropical plant. Chips and salsa were a nice reminder of home and our entrees were better than expected. If ever in the area again, I'd definitely make it a stop.

I ordered the chicken flautas with rice and beans. The flautas were great, a good portion of meat…read moreand sauce. The homemade tortillas used the flautas and the chips were amazing. Salsa was just right, not too spicy. Service was also excellent.

The food was amazing. The waitress was too! Best place to eat in Ketchikan hands down!read more

I just love the seafood options. Very neat environment. Clean space and expensive burgers. Tastyread more

Great store to pick up various sundries and treats. Arguably the best pizza on the island for the…read moreprice!

I enjoy the entire store selection! The delicious pizza is my favorite thing about the place and I…read morelove that brought F'real milk shakes and smoothies into the store. It really makes them stand out! What I don't enjoy is some of the customer service at the cashier table. There is one filipino cashier in particular that never smiles and is never happy to see or help you. I wish they did stay open a little bit longer but I know it might not be very busy if there were later hours. Other than the rude cashier that I experienced, I love coming to this place with my family.

On a recent cruise, this was the first stop on our Ketchikan port day. While the majority of our…read morefellow cruisers darted for the shore excursions, my wife & I meandered away from the crowd and into town on our town. As this was our first trip to Alaska, we wanted to take our time and enjoy the views. Our ship docked in Ketchikan around 9:00 AM, and we were among the first to disembark. We had a light breakfast on the ship, but were still very hungry by the time we made it here. There were 3 people waiting for food when we ordered, but there was no line at the counter otherwise. My wife ordered the Wild Alaskan Smoked Salmon crepe (adding avocado), while I chose the Monte Cristo. As the crepes were made to order, it did take a while to get our food. After about 20 minutes, the server called my name. We took our order and sat down in front of the pub next door (they were closed), as there wasn't any seating around. We dove into our food as it was hot and fresh. My Monte Cristo was jam-packed (pun intended) with chopped ham and cheese, but with just enough of the raspberry preserves to enrich the flavor of the other ingredients. My wife's crepe was full of salmon, enrobed by the spinach and avocado. We devoured our food very quickly, our appetites satiated and ready for a long day ahead. Later in the afternoon, we ended up walking by this place. By this time, the line was at least a couple dozen patrons long. I'm glad we came early for these delectable treats!

We stopped here for a late lunch yesterday. It was a cold, rainy day, but the crepes were hot and…read morefreshly made. You order at the window and only have to wait a few minutes for your name to be called and your crepe to be delivered. I ordered the Wild Alaska Salmon crepe with avocado. I would have liked a little more salmon in it, but it was a tasty treat that hit the spot. Although there really isn't a place to sit and eat your crepe (except maybe on the curb), you can enjoy it while you stroll through Creek Street. This was a good one. I would definitely eat here again.