The cashiers are always nice but the quality has gone downhill in a big way. You never know if they…read moreare going to be open and is dark so the only indication is the sign. I am finding things wrong with the food. The hot food breakfast sandwich is tough like shoe leather. The breakfast bakes are on top of a massive amount of soggy tater tots. I found another hair in my food the size of the burrito. It wasn't hidden and was hanging out of the wrapper. As I unrolled the burrito it showed more and more. I tried to pull on it and it snapped off so who knows how long the whole thing was. Obviously garbage so it was a waste of money and time. For your health and safety I would suggest you avoid this establishment. They do have coffee but it's like water. It's a shame because it is nice people.

I really like this little mom and pop place. They have everything. The prices are a little high,…read morebut that is to be expected. The service was friendly and prompt and they are not mask nazis since nobody else was in the store with me.

3.5 stars A simple,…read moreno frill place inside the Mendenhall Mall (can even get some shopping down afterwards). My friend got the immunity booster juice and the grilled cheese and I got the cup of clam chowder for a little over 5 bucks. You could definitely taste the bacon flavor in it, but the soup itself was a little runny. It came out quick and piping hot though. Good for a quick, light lunch 2025 #10

Unfortunately it seems this establishment is on a downward spiral. It stays mildly clean with okay…read moreservice. The food took 40 minutes to get one sandwich out that was slightly warm. Nothing special about this sandwich and for me to consider it a melt the cheese should be melted well. The pickles that were on the plate looked like they found them when moving the furniture. My spiced chai was about average in taste without being completely watered down. There is room for improvement. This establishment is staffed with children and I love the thought but maybe the lack of management might be the issue to start with.

This location is where they put the workers who actually know how to make drinks, never had a bad…read moreexperience with these guys all though i will say the parking lot is cramped to shit

Good food and drinks. Everything could be a little more consistent. The Baja breakfast burrito is…read moregood.

My coffee was really delicious, especially with the cream on top. My cousin's was supposed to have…read morecream and they didn't add any, but otherwise our drinks were good. The service was pretty quick in the drive through and it's a cute little place.

carbonation machine barely works for Grind Things anymore, for the past year and a half now. if i…read moredidn't want a carbonated drink, i would get a flat drink instead that would be cheaper too. tried letting the staff know, have asked their Instagram before in the past and still no fixes. not only in the Valley location but also in Lemon Creek. very disappointing as a customer of 8 years now :( food is good, service is okay depending on baristas and day, but maybe it's just been a busy day the times i've been

I came here to buy smoked salmon and it was so much more affordable than the gift shops near the…read morepier. Staff was friendly too and it has heritage coffee next to it!

What a nice store Foodland IGA and ACE Hardware share the same building space and the inventory is…read morewell stocked. The cost if living here in Juneau is apparently much higher than California. The apparent positive side is that there is no state tax and residents get an annual state refund. A small bottle of tide liquid detergent was $10.59 and it's $5.69 at home. My deodorant which is $3.29 at home is $7.19 here in Juneau. A Harley Davidson T-shirt which is $29-$36 at home at the Harley Store is $53-$55 here in Juneau. What a beautiful place to visit. Highly recommended.

We somehow made it in on opening night and it was PACKED. The food took a little longer than we…read morehoped as they found their footing, but it was all delicious. So happy to have an upgrade to the food that was here before. This is a small kitchen in the back of Squirez. Not sure of their hours, but follow the Squirez Bar facebook page or "friend" Salty Dave to stay uo to date on specials. Must Be 21 To Dine In..

4 small pieces for $30, asked the cool guy with the purple John Lennon shades for an extra lemon…read more He said "yeahhhhh sureeee" then didn't give me the lemon. Go to sandbar for fish and chips this was a joke

This is my go-to place for a breakfast burrito in Juneau. They fill it up so it is HUGE, the…read morebiggest burrito I've ever had! As for the taste, it is pretty good. The ingredients all taste good and fresh. I end up getting it all- eggs, cheese, potatoes, bacon, jasmine rice, black beans, lettuce, pico de gallo, all the good stuff. They even have fancy eggs and fancy potatoes (made with peppers). Everything is prepared next to the register behind glass, so you can watch them prepare it. I love coming here or the valley Breeze-In for their soups as well. The chicken tortilla is my favorite by far. The donuts are pretty good too, and I hear so are the bagels. There is also a frozen coffee machine with different syrup flavors, it tastes like a Frappuccino and it is not overly sweet like I assumed it would be. I also tried the breakfast crunch wrap but personally I wasn't a big fan. It was okay, but the ingredients were clumped in one spot and the nacho cheese made it sticky, texture-wise. I definitely prefer the burrito. I come here with my coworker about once a week, and the staff is nice and generally patient with everyone. One time we asked what the lunch special was and it was halibut tacos that were absolutely delicious. But they only do lunch in the late morning-afternoon. They stop breakfast around 10:30AMish. I have tried the California steak burrito for lunch, but was not a fan. The steak was dry and tough. If you go, stick to the breakfast!

it was a bit crowded when bf and i came, but you order at the kiosk, pay at the cashier, and you…read morecan browse the grocery store that's part of the restaurant while you wait for your order to finish. we only got two burritos around $10 each, and they were gigantic, cheap, and delicious! we want to come back again to try other things like the bakery selection and the soups!

I rented a car while visiting Juneau for the day, and I was really wanting a cold soda. Duck Creek…read moreMarket was the first place I saw, so I stopped. Tucked away amongst the trees, this place felt like it was a true representation of an Alaskan convenience store. The dudes working in there had huge beards and were burly, they looked exactly like what you'd think Alaskan mountain men would look like, which was pretty cool. They were friendly but a little intimidating! The inside of this store is old and rundown, with inventory boxes lying about and stuff crammed everywhere! Flyers about local events, fundraisers, and hunting and fishing restrictions were plastered all over the front windows. The prices, as you'd expect due to the remote location, are very high. I can't remember what I paid for a soda, but it was a lot. It was cold and didn't have an expired "use by" date, so I consider that a win. The place felt a little sketchy, and I would avoid it at nighttime or maybe if you are a female traveling alone. I didn't feel unsafe, but it made me a little uneasy shopping here based on the clientele hanging around outside. I know that sounds snobby, but I'm just trying to be honest. Duck Creek Market isn't fancy, but it's sort of a place I'd recommend if you want to soak up some truly local culture. Stopping is is an adventure in itself!

Rebecca the morning staff is so amazing and nice. She gets what you need in a fast hurry on my way…read moreto work. she keeps everything clean and organized. I always have what I need in the mornings . Thank you Rebecca.