This small café is incredible! It has wonderful, baked goods, an extensive American menu and an…read moreequally extensive Thai menu. We ate here twice during our stay in Haines. All of the food was delicious and plentiful. The young Thai women who were servers were quick, efficient, pleasant, and made the experience even more enjoyable. Highly recommend!

The odd thing here is the hours but I must say it is worth the wait. The food was good but unless…read moreyou get there right at opening you may have to wait a few which is okay by me. Sit at a window seat and just enjoy the open space across the street.

Rebecca's cakes and deserts are out of this world! I recently ordered a wedding cake and desert…read moretable from her for my daughter's wedding. Rebecca was easy to work with, and very careful to make sure we got exactly what we wanted. We did. The cake and all of the desserts were perfection! We wanted a very simple cake, and she made it not only simple, but elegant. It was also the BEST lemon tart cake I have ever had in my life! Thank you, Rebecca!

Wonderful Coffee, great scones and even better coffee cake. Very friendly service to boot…read more Primarily indoor seating but a table chairs and bench outside as well. My Breve was well crafted, one of the better ones I've had on this Alaska trip. Companions latte also very good. Find the local joints... well I think there are only local joints in Haines :)

The service was great and the coffee was okay. This was the only option open when I passed through…read morebut I must say it is not far from perfection for this small town.

I accidentally left review for this place under bazaar, will repeat…read more The cookies here are divine, chocolate chip specifically. They have outlying over 100 cinnamon rolls daily, which i haven't had. When they're sold out of those that's it. Service is fantastic, their little courtyard has tons of charm and character. Am quite pleased finding this this year. Hope to be back again, they rock here as a small local business.

Lucy's Bakery has a sign out front that confidently proclaims it serves "the best cinnamon roll of…read moreyour life." Bold statement. Can I scientifically confirm it? No. That would require a lifetime of cinnamon roll research and a grant from someone who takes pastries very seriously. What I can confirm is that these cinnamon rolls are really, really good. They're warm, soft, gooey, with lots of frosting and they taste like comfort food in a pastry. Maybe it's the cinnamon roll itself. Maybe it's because I just spent a few days on a cruise ship and I was finally back on land. Either way, it's exactly what I wanted that morning. The bakery also serves a fun lineup of coffee drinks. If I remember correctly, I read their syrups are homemade, although don't quote me on that. I was a little distracted by the cinnamon roll the size of a plate sitting in front of me. The shop itself is exactly what you'd hope to find in Skagway. Small, cozy, and full of local charm. The staff couldn't have been friendlier and the whole place feels like it's been part of the town forever. Overall, Lucy's has officially joined my personal Skagway dessert itinerary, right alongside Doughboy's fry bread. Apparently every trip to Alaska now requires at least two unnecessary but completely justifiable sweet stops.

I stopped in this cafe while my cruise ship was in port here and I was so pleased with the Foxy…read moreLatte and the Salmon Chowder!! They were both delicious and there's one small high top inside the cafe that has two chairs, I sat there while I ate my soup and then I got a latte and had to get back on the ship but the ambiance is great inside. The service was also amazing, I had a nice conversation with the baristas and I hope one day I can come back!

Went there last two weeks ago when my cruise ship docked in Skagway. Their matcha latte is the best…read moreI have ever tasted even though I live in Southern California. The matcha latte was not sweet and the young lady who is the barista really knows how to steam the matcha. If the matcha is not steamed correctly, the drink will be bitter. All their baked goods look very good and unfortunately there were no empanadas that day which I was told by a local that it's very tasty and a must have. The cafe is very cozy.