Cute spot! Love the interior. VERY warm! Nice place to go…read morein and relax for a bit, they have a little spot upstairs with couches and such for sipping and lounging. Husband and I got a Dirty Chai and it was DELICIOUS! Totally recommend coming here, getting a drink, and checking out the art!

What a pleasant place to grab some coffee. I love when old buildings are repurposed, but yet…read moremaintain their essence. Bonus points when the owners incorporate that essence into their branding and decor. I strolled in after a cold night of camping. My cappuccino recharged me and the blueberry basil bar and egg bite were simply scrumptious.

Lively cafe with standout food. We got two Bacon Breakfast Sandwiches, a Ham + Swiss Tart, and a…read moreLatte. Sandwiches were super flavorful and piled high with egg. Clearly a popular spot with the locals as many tables were taken up and the slightly long wait time

Delicious breakfast sandwich! We had ours on Ciabatta roll. Bursting with spinach, tomato,…read morescrambled egg, bacon, cheese. We also had white mochas with our breakfast. Besides tables and chairs there was a cozy sitting area with couches and stuffed chairs. Very popular place.

Not bad prices. Limited menu.. Reindeer dog ok... But tastes like a regular hot dog with a crunch.read more

Front desk person was nice who welcomed well. Food was warm, healthy and good. Since it was next to…read moreplace from where we had to take Kenai fjords tour, it made perfect sense to grab a bite from this clean homely place. Overall comfortable vibe

Amazing food! I had a turnover and some biscuits and gravy…read moreand wow! This place was wholesome and service was polite. love that they're also believers.

Super cute road-side espresso shop! My husband got a white chocolate mocha & I got Chai with almond…read moremilk. The coffee & the tea were amazing. The person working was so sweet & helpful. We also was pretty quick with making our drinks & topped it with a chocolate espresso bean! I loved the drive up too. It made ordering in the rain super convenient

Bitter, watery coffee both cups. I'd avoid. Egg bites were good. And quite slow service, but…read morefriendly.

If you haven't noticed in Alaska there are a lot of coffee shops! This spot on the harbor had an…read moreexcellent menu of craft coffee drinks hot and cold. Give it a try!

Cute little coffee shop on the dock. I ordered a vanilla caramel latte. A much needed pick me up.read more

Excellent coffee. People were standing in the rain for their coffee, even when there were other…read moreoptions, which are limited. They don't have drip coffee and they have 2 little outdoor seats which are only usable if its not raining, which in Seward is.... never. Service was not particularly friendly, but in a tourist town that doesn't really surprise. Id try them again because the cinnamon vanilla latte is really good. But if the coffee was mediocre, I wouldn't go back- so we'll see.

It's a tiny little shop that you order though a window. Staff was nice. It was a busy day. Staff…read morenotified me that there was a 10 min wait. Ordered a hot cappuccino and latte. They have good coffee here. There's also smoothies but they're a bit pricey--$13-17. It was raining so the tables and benches outside were wet. We didn't stay to sit. Just took ours to go.

Not the friendliest of workers and their appearances make me question their cleanliness practices,…read morebut the breakfast sandwiches and biscuits and gravy have always been good. Two sandwiches had a hair in them the last time we went, so I dont know that we will go again next Summer.

We were on our way out of town and nothing was open..except this little gem. I had read about the…read morebreakfast sandwiches so was eager to try. They were friendly, acknowledged us immediately even though working both sides, took our order and it was awesome. The wait was a bit but it's worth it for the sandwich! It was packed with meat, no skimpy at all. Great flavor and hot! Had a chai latte and it was great, perfect for our road trip and can't wait to come back!

Fantastic bakery! I have a huge sweet tooth and stopped here at least three times over the long…read moreweekend. It's a little pricey, but everything I tried was worth it. The bakery has such a cute, cozy vibe with plants and other fun little items for sale, making it a nice place to browse while you wait. I went the sweet route and can recommend the cookies and sticky bun, but they also have a great selection of savory options like the chicken curry bun and pizza bread. I also grabbed the overnight oats to bring with me on a boat tour, which was perfect for a quick breakfast on the go. They accept credit cards, but there's a discount if you pay with cash. Definitely worth stopping by while in Seward!

Finding this little spot for a quick breakfast before our cruise was probably the best thing that…read morehappened to my Asian tummy in Seward! As soon as I walked by the shop, the smell of freshly baked bread pulls me right in--I knew I had to stop. Everything is baked fresh in the morning, and it was so good I went back two days in a row. On day one, I tried the ham and cheese bun--absolute cheesy heaven. Ask them to heat it up. The gooey cheese, crisp bread, and generous ham chunks are next-level. I also tried the garlic cream cheese bread. Pricey at $10.50, but worth every bite--so good I'm drooling just writing about it. On day two, I went for the BBQ pork bun and wow--it tasted like home. I can really pick up the Chinese five spice, and the filling is generous and satisfying. One note: they don't serve espresso during the summer, just regular drip coffee. But honestly? The breads alone earn this place a 100/100. The service was fantastic. The lady behind the counter, Giok,was incredibly kind and welcoming Note ~~~~ This is an Asian-style bakery, with breads made in Japanese and Chinese methods. If you're expecting European style baked goods, this might not be the place for you--which probably explains why a few reviewers left feeling "disappointed.

This place is like a mini-Whole Foods mixed with some touristy stuff mixed in. Mind you, this is…read moretouristy stuff that is actually thoughtful and that locals would want to buy! The 5-stars is mainly for being open year-round. Seward is a ghost town in the winter. It feels like 80% of business are closed, making it challenging and frustrating for Alaska residents to visit in the off-season. The main/only negative is that the prices are high, really high. Also, the anti-science rhetoric around GMO foods is a huge turnoff. We need more science in our food supply chain, not less. Fear mongering and food shaming (see also: "clean eating") by people of great privilege is not helpful to improving the outcomes of those that are less fortunate. GMO fresh veggies are about 1000X as healthy as non-GMO, organic, GF cookies. Not everyone can afford massively expensive organic/non-GMO/GF/etc products. And eating those is not necessary for good health for the vast majority of people.

Great natural grocery and wellness shop…read more Everything is pretty much full sized here - so it's more for local grocery shopping. So much healthy goodness! A mini Whole Foods: pantry, frozen, beauty and even a cafe/smoothie shop in the back! We stopped in to do some browsing, ended up with some healing hand lotion, sulfate free dried organic cranberries and some cute Darn Tough socks for gifts.