AJ's is amazing. Just outside of town located in a spruced up shipping container, some of the best…read morehamburgers on the island. I ordered the Zapper with a side of fried mushrooms. The Zapper had sautéed onions and jalapeno peppers with a big juicy patty. It was a little messy but it was delicious. The fried mushrooms were a treat. Very well breaded and fresh. Prices were also decent. I will definately try some of their other burgers and sides.

Still one of the best places in town! They're always open consistently compared to some other…read moreplaces that sell similar items in town. Quality and taste never fails. Neither does the service. Excited now that they added online ordering and often have daily specials on their Facebook page!

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.

This is a whole in the wall facing the sidewalk that is directly across the street from where our…read morePrincess Cruise was docked. The burger is cooked to medium well, I normally prefer medium rare, but it doesn't matter here. The burger had great browning and was still perfectly juicy when I got it. Toppings tasted fresh, clean, and crisp. I have a food allergy to milk and we were able to sort that out no problem. The fries are perfectly browned and salted for my tastes. While there isn't any seating here, he will walk the burgers into the pub right next door. Basically I loved this place. I consider it a crime there's not a line around the building to order every time a cruise ship comes in. Do eat here.

The line was pretty long when we arrived, and we ended up waiting in the rain for about 30 minutes…read more However, with cruise ships in port, that was to be expected, and the line moved surprisingly fast. Once inside, you place your order at the counter and are seated afterward. One thing to note: if you're a smaller party and the restaurant is busy, you may be seated with other guests. It felt a little unusual at first, but it wasn't a big deal. My husband ordered the Dungeness crab, and I went with the Alaska Sampler, which features three different types of fish served fish-and-chips style. The fries are their signature mesquite-seasoned fries, and honestly, they worked perfectly with the seafood. As someone currently working on a YouTube video about our Alaska cruise experience, I can honestly say this was some of the best fish and chips I had during our trip. My husband also loved his crab and said the meat was incredibly fresh, tender, and flavorful. They don't sell alcohol at the ordering counter, but once you're seated, there's a small bar in the back where you can purchase drinks. We tried the Double Shovel Appalanche Cider and absolutely loved it. Overall, aside from the communal seating, we really enjoyed our experience. I especially appreciated their unique take on fish and chips. Being originally from Cape Cod, I take my seafood pretty seriously, and this place definitely delivered!

We arrived around 10:30 am for lunch (lol) so, of course, there wasn't a line or crowd of people…read more They're located next to the lumberjack experience. The place is bigger than it looks as there are two dining areas. You order and pay at the counter. We went overboard and ordered three entrees of fish and chips because that's what they feature. Deep-fried Salmon, DF Cod, and DF Halibut. Plus, we tried their Smoked Salmon chowder. Cod was the best, Salmon was weird, and Halibut was good. The fries and chowder were also decent. Overall, we had a fine meal but nothing really stood out as outstanding.

Hot chocolate is on point. The understood the whipped cream assignment…read more The waffle was good but the strawberry sauce I would have rather been on the side just because I like a little less. But it was still delicious.

If you're in Ketchikan you've got to stop by the Pioneer Cafe for breakfast!! Delicious food with…read moregenerous servings. The waitress (Kristi) was so friendly, helpful and really made us feel comfortable. Great atmosphere, clean and we loved the music selections. I would highly recommend and would definitely come back when we're in town. Thank you

Excellent service as usual! Local restaurant, friendly crew. Shrimp Tarantato, yum!read more

On the fence between 4* and 5*, rounding up for it having the character of a local institution,…read morebeing the longest-running restaurant in town, etc. Pancit "bijon" (bee hoon) was probably the highlight for me, and what's worth 5 stars. glass rice noodles were cooked very well (could perhaps have been a smidge chewier), in a sauce with a nice flavor. Other dishes: tarantala (celery/tomato stir fry) was fresh and a nice balance to heavier dishes, chicken adobo isn't my favorite dish but their version wasn't too sweet and the chicken was fall-off-the-bone tender. Lumpia were also tasty and came out nice and crispy.

Good burger and the service was friendly. Our food arrived quickly and our server kept our water…read morecups full.

This review is for the restaurant. We stayed with friends in Ketchikan for a few days, and had a…read morelunch and two breakfasts here. Even though there aren't a lot of choices in Ketchikan, we didn't mind eating here a few times. This is a typical diner but the food is great and the service is very attentive. The prices are very good for Ketchikan. My favorite was probably the cinnamon roll french toast, which was kind of different. This place is definitely popular with locals because it is not quite downtown. It is very convenient to the ferry to the airport. Parking is available both in the garage and in the lot across the street. The Landing Restaurant is a great choice for eating in Ketchikan.

Tried Fish and Chips all over Alaska. All kind of meh. One would think Alaska would be a good place…read morefor deep fried halibut. Problem is, we had to wait until our last stop for the best fish and chips. It's pricey, but everything in AK is. It was hot, crispy and tasty. The fries were shoestring style, also hot, crunchy and tasty. Who would have thought a tiny shack right on the dock would give my all time fav place in HI (Opakapaka fish and chips) a run for the money. Almost forgot, the salmon taco was on point! Again, pricey, but hey, we were on holiday. Good on ya mates, way to rep AK!

Stopped by here and the prices are very high for what they are selling. Ordered a two piece halibut…read morefish and chips. I was very dissatisfied with what I received. Fries were subpar and the fried halibut was very lacklustre. I received a piece of fried halibut that was a little smaller than a chicken tender. Not filling at all, and it doesn't look very good either. Not the worst fish and chips ever, but there are much better spots just steps away from this place. Probably wouldn't recommend this to anyone, unless you're dying of hunger.