The ice cream is fantastic, rich and creamy and they do not skimp on the serving sizes. I see now…read morewhy there is often a long line to get taken care of, but it moves pretty quickly. The servers are wonderful, but I want to give a shout out to Abby in particular, she went above and beyond the normal call of duty and made my birthday a very, very special day for me. I was so touched by her kindness, I had tears in my eyes. It was truly the highlight of my day. So take care of these kids and be kind to them. They are exceptional human beings. And thank you, Abby, I don't know if you will ever read this, but I personally will never forget my experience today.

Arrived in Skagway via cruise ship. The day before we arrived, I checked the weather and it said it…read morewas 74 degrees with a heat wave advisory. I laughed because 74 degrees in HI is ideal. Got off the ship, did our excursion and walked into town at about 11:30 am, lunch time. So the town was a buzz and SUNNY. People walking around in shorts, tshirts, tank tops. In other words, it was a beautiful warm day. At 70 degrees. After trying out the dough bread in the shade, we did a bit of walking, sipping of water to stay hydrated as there was very little breeze. Oh, and the mosquitoes! They're so big in Skagway. Then we came across Kone. My sister needed an ice cream. The line was out the door but we were the third group outside of the door which isn't too bad. Kone is a candy store but people were here for the ice cream. Ice cream served was Dreyers. I got a wildberry sorbet that I don't Normally see on a menu. It's a bit sweeter than a raspberry. Very good. I also got the Bavarian nuts because I don't see these around as often and it was as good as I remembered. All the kids working the counter, there were a few of them, were all very helpful. About 30-minutes later as we were walking past and back to the ship, the line for Kone was long as the day was getting warmer.

After a long afternoon of hiking around Skagway, followed by a full lunch, my wife & I needed a…read moresweet treat. Thankfully, we found this fudge store. We walked in with a few other cruise vacationers and gathered by the side counter. This small group took turns trying different samples. Before long, I chose the Dark Chocolate Pecan while my wife chose the Dark Chocolate Walnut. We were good and only ate part of our fudge there and save the rest for home, where it was still delicious!

Quite simply, one of the best chocolate chip cookies I've ever had in my life. Just the right size,…read morethick, tasty and chewy. You can't go wrong buying a cookie at the Alaska Fudge Company.

OMG, where to begin. My family and I visited Skagway today and discovered the greatest restaurant…read morepossibly in the entire state! We weren't there for a typical meal, we did a culinary and Alaskan gardening class. These two things happen to be my all time favorite pass times. I learned so much from nearly every staff member I came into contact with. Their pastry chef taught us so much about bread making and the science behind it and was incredibly knowledgeable. The in house gardener (yes they have one of those!) grows ingredients on site to help supplement food costs and she taught us so much about how climate impacts the plants she grows. (Their rhubarb was gigantic) everything we ate was off the charts amazing! If I had to give a negative comment it would be that the manager seemed inconvenienced by the guests and made sure to tell us that we were keeping him from his busy day, but to be fair he said he isn't usually the one who gives guest presentations so I have to give him props for doing it even when he clearly had other things to do. DO NOT MISS THIS PLACE if you find yourself in Skagway, but get there early because space is limited. 11/10 Great job!!!

I went on the Kitchen Science tour and it was so interesting and one of the best tours I've been…read moreon. I thought it was mostly a food tasting tour but it was also full of history about the gold rush. We got to sample a smoked salmon spread and a baked Alaskan. Both fantastic. So much in one tour. The people were so nice especially our guide, Janet. It is located in the Historic Inn and such a cute B&B. Would definitely recommend this tour if in Skagway.

This was absolutely amazing tasted so good I do think you should go! Great pizza hot honey was…read moreamazing and the fries the crap sounds amazing you should go! such kind staff high energy super cool enjoyable great service super kind and playful!

I guess I have to thank them for being open when literally everything else was closed. I did not…read moreexpect for this town to have only 3 restaurants, 2 of which were not open yet because we were the first ship that arrived this year lol ! Considering the situation, this place was pretty decent. They had good service too but man why are the crabs so expensive lol $110 for 2 king crab legs is crazy Nevertheless, we enjoyed our lunch here. Crab cakes were not all that though. We had halibut burger which was good and fresh, crab legs and some Alaskan beer.

The Rueben sandwich I had was delicious as well as the latte! Great service in a quaint little shop…read morewith seating inside and outside.

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 :)

Cute little place that just opened for the day located in the same doorway as another shop. We were…read morereally looking forward to some stuff pretzel pockets, but all we saw when we got there were cheeseburgers and pretzels. The pretzel was tasty, would've liked beer cheese to be a little warmer. It just wasn't what we were expecting. Service was great. There's a nice little spot where you can work on your computer. The lotus energy drink was ok. I'd stop in again for a pretzel.

One of the best deals in Skagway friendly service definitely not over price for the great portionread more

We ordered the doughboy, twice. Totally worth it. We paid $8.40 each. The first one was a little…read morecrispier and more seasoned than the second which we enjoyed most. Slighly crispier is the way to go in our opinion. So good. Hope we get to grab another one again some day.

Doing a bit of research as to what foods to try in Skagway, Klondike Doughboy was highly…read morerecommended. After completing the White Pass Yukon train excursion, we headed back into town. Shopped a bit as we made our way to Klondike Doughboy. It was around lunch time so I was surprised but super excited to see there was no line!! I was able to walk right up to the counter, order a doughboy, stepped to the right and was handed my order. Seemed like less than a minute. So although there was no line, i had noticed the staff continued to make the doughboys. I didn't understand it until a few minutes later, sitting across the street, enjoying the fried bread that people were making their way towards the shop and like that, there was a line out the door. We were super lucky. And yet, the line was moving pretty quickly because of the staff's expectations. Because there was no line, I didn't get a chance to shop the store. But it was super cute and they do have souvenirs for sale. They also sold drinks and shave ice, which I found strange for Alaska. But I get it now because Skagway, at 70 degrees is actually very warm if there are no clouds and no wind. I thought it was interesting to see people still drinking a can of Coca Cola with a surgary fried item. And yet, in Hawaii, there's a malasada stand next door to the shave ice truck. I should know better. Staff was super friendly along with the unexpected quick service. Almost forgot, the fried bread is big, like a 12" size pizza. It was just me and my sister and so we split it. I liked it and liken it to a flat malasada from Leonord's bakery in HI. Would be interesting if they made filled fried bread. But if they did, I didn't get a chance to browse the menu because I wanted to get in and out of there. Also, I thought it was fairly priced at $8 because of the size of the fried bread which I equated to four malasadas that sell for $2.25 each. So do I recommend Klondike Doughboy? Absolutely and plan to revisit on a future cruise.

We heard about this restaurant having the best fish and chips in Skagway, so we stopped by after…read moredoing a little shopping. There's a bar side, restaurant upstairs and a gift shop, which is convenient. Lots of space and a really We actually ordered the spinach and crab artichoke dip instead. It was served very hot and the cheese pull was awesome! The flavors blend well, lots of real crab. We were early enough to get a good frosted mug for our root beer too. Service was good even though we had to wait about 10 minutes before getting our order taken, but that's expected because the place is so popular.

We were in Skagway and saw this place and had lunch…read more I really liked this place. We were on a tour and they talked about spruce beer so this was one of two places that brewed it. It was a short wait for the dinning room but they had a pub setting which had a limited menu. The beer was interesting, had an evergreen taste which was good and I was glad I tried it. We tried the loaded fries which was very good. I had the king crab which I had to eat fresh while in Alaska and my wife had the grilled chicken sandwich. There was plenty of food and we did not leave hungry. Our sever did a great job checking up on us.

My boyfriend and I came here for lunch during our excursion. The garden is beautiful, and there are…read moreedible flowers! In the end of the tour we pick up several things and head into the restaurant and start cooking. They offer tea, coffee, and wine during the cooking demonstration. For the cooking demonstration, the chef has someone help him with each dish. For our salad we had edible flowers, which we picked ourselves, I never thought eating flowers would taste that good. The second course was a chowder, which was simply delicious. The third course, which I helped with was a salmon with linguine, personally I thought the sauce was a little too strong for my palate. meanwhile the last course, dessert, was a rhubarb pie. It was my first time trying rhubarb, but certainly not the last. It was amazing, a great experience. Note ... I was the first moose to cook in this kitchen. =] hopefully not the last. (i hope you realize that I am human, I was just accompanied with my moose hat)

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.