On a recent Alaskan cruise, this was our lunch spot during the Ketchikan port day. As it's located…read morein a very busy shopping district and next to the Lumberjack show, this is a popular spot. On a drizzly July day with several cruise ships docked, we waited over 30 minutes during the prime lunch hour to order our food, with the line far outside the door and onto the sidewalk. But the line moves fast and we found seats in the 2nd dining room (there's also outdoor seating weather permitting). The food came quickly, a little over 10 minutes after we ordered. My wife chose the Alaskan Sampler Fish & Chips, with one of each of the 3 fried fish options: Pacific Cod, local Silver Salmon and local Halibut. It also came with a generous portion of fries as well as a side of coleslaw. Of all the fish, the halibut was her favorite. She surprisingly enjoyed the coleslaw, as it was dressed with a house-made vinaigrette and wasn't sweet (like many other places use mayo and relish). There was malt vinegar and ketchup on the tables. My salad had a huge salmon filet covering it, with vinaigrette on the side. It was very filling, and I felt better about myself for choosing a healthier option at port after days of overeating on this cruise. We did order sodas with our meal. There is a self-serve soda fountain with free refills. There is also a small bar inside the dining room where you can order draft beer as well as wine and cocktails.

​Great soup and fish, but choose your mains wisely!…read more ​We stopped by Ketchikan Alaska Fish House for lunch during our cruise port day since it came so highly recommended. We arrived right before noon and were met with a long line, waiting about 30 minutes to order. Fortunately, the indoor seating space is quite large, so we easily found a big table for our group of 4 adults and 2 kids after ordering. ​The Food: I got the halibut rice bowl, which was a bit disappointing--the piece of fish was small compared to the generous mountain of raw cabbage and rice. Also, the teriyaki sauce had a bit of a kick, making it too spicy to share with my toddler. On the flip side, my husband got the sampler (fried cod, salmon, and halibut with fries), and all the fish and fries were crispy and delicious! ​The Highlight: The salmon chowder was fantastic. It was packed with ingredients, giving every single bite great texture and flavor. ​Looking around at other tables, I definitely had a bit of ordering regret and wished we had tried their fish tacos instead, which seem to be their signature item. Overall, a great spot for fresh seafood off the ship, but stick to the chowder, fried fish, or tacos!

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!

The fried halibut was cooked well but the 2 pieces in the fish and chip basket were tiny. Enormous…read morebunch of fries tasted good, but were not crispy. Could have used another minute in the fryer. The halibut burger was very good. The fries in that basket were a little crisper. Discount if you pay with cash. Picnic tables for seating. No shade.

Super awesome experience. Nikole - I believe her name was - was super helpful since we hadn't had…read morecrab a whole lot before this. Definitely go with the cold crab, brings out the flavour better. It was #yum dot com

Today was our first time trying King Alaskan Crab and it was unbelievable. not only quality, fresh,…read moredelicious meat but the service was impeccable. Alex was our server and she was knowledgeable and helped us decide what on the menu for us. Highly recommend and you have to have Alex as your waitress. Overall awesome vibe. Sit on the patio- music is great too

We did not eat here, just stopped by for a quick look and a bit of history. It's a cool story. The…read moreplace is looking run down but there was a short line for burgers and fries and you could smell the charcoal of the grill for the burgers. The food looked good. I'd give it a shot if I was hungry.

We ordered a burger and fries and several halibut sandwiches. Because we ordered a burger it took…read moreway longer and people were getting their orders long before we ever got ours. When we finally got it about 20-25 minutes later they said it was because of the burger, so know that before you order. Thankfully the halibut sandwiches were really good and we loved them! The shakes we ordered were good too but they weren't thick at all which I was disappointed with. I don't think I'd order one again.

Pricing is competitive for the area and they're a bit off the path. But this is an excellent eating…read morespot right off the terminal 1-2. The service is attentive and the decor is cute. The dungeons crab half came with corn and butter. The seafood poutine was hot and loaded with seafood morsels and when it arrived crispy delicious fries. This is a Ketchikan cannot miss folks!

Nice location. Not huge menu. Got the halibut and chips. Came with 3 pieces for $28.95 which was…read morecheap compared to other places. Fries had great seasoning on them! Service was great and easy to get seat as it's not in main drag way. Worth a visit for sure. They also have merch - little too pricey, but cute.

Easily the best Food of our Alaskan Cruise!…read more After wasting time and money at one of the crab restaurants on the island we were still hungry as we waited for our shuttle. We saw this taco spot and figured we'd give it a shot. We ordered the blackened shrimp tacos and garlic butter scallop tacos, served with chips and mango salsa, and both were incredible. We're from Southern California and have had our fair share of seafood tacos -- these were some of the best! The chowder had great flavor and the mocha iced coffee hit the spot too. Great sized beer too. We were rushing to make our shuttle, and they got everything out quickly enough for us to enjoy our meal and still make it on time. Skip the long crab lines and tourist prices and head to Berth 4 instead. Great food, fair prices, indoor and outdoor seating. Foodie approved and highly recommend!

Nestled right outside one of the cruise piers is Timber and Tide. We stopped here based on the…read morerecommendation from a tour guide. When we arrived, the place wasn't crowded. The menu had a few overwhelming choices. I landed on a fish sandwich, a fish taco, and seafood chowder - I could not finish everything. All of the food was really good, but the halibut sandwich stood out. The fish was tasty and had just the right amount of batter. The staff were very friendly and the food did not take long. The only thing I will call out is the place is pretty pricey -- but I'm not surprised since it is a touristy area. Overall - I liked the place.

Favorite fried fish of the trip, having had fish and chips or fish tacos at various places along…read morethe usual cruise ship route. The coating is delectably light and crisp, far from the usual oil laden batters. I think I saw someone mention it's an almond based flour? Whatever it is, it allows more of the fish flavor to shine. Like others, I also tried the full sized restaurant across the street, and while good, their fish paled in comparison to here. Service was super friendly. Only con is the fish pieces could be a wee bit bigger, especially for the price. On the other hand, you're not left stuffed, so you'll have room to sample other local eats.

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.

One the best places to stop in and get a bite to eat in Ketchikan. If you ever come here, you have…read moreto check them out. The food is amazing, the atmosphere is great, and the people here are amazing. Really feels like you're at home. I had the halibut fish and chips. A must. And make sure you grab dessert, you won't go wrong with any of the options. 10 out of 10.

Stopped in for a quick bite while we were in town after watching the salmon on Creek Street. The…read moreservice was friendly and we were seated quickly. The food was delicious! Their salmon bagel reallllly hit the spot. A great option for a quick bite!

I own a travel agency and travel for a living. I come through Ketchikan five to six times each…read moreyear. Annabelle's is one of my favorite places to eat. I have no idea why they are rated so low. I recommend it to all my clients when calling here and I have never received any negative comments from any of my clients after eating at Annabelle's. Today, my wife was able to join me, and we ordered the cod fish and chips as well as the halibut fish and chips, and we shared each other's fish. We lived in England for several years and we are snobs when it comes to fish and chips. Today's meals were on point and absolutely delicious. The place was packed today so we ate at the bar, and the bartender was very friendly...even though he was extremely busy. I'll be back through here one more time this year, which means I get to eat at Annabelle's one more time this year...and that makes me happy.

First greeted by the hostess to seat us. Place was full and very nice and clean. Casual atmosphere…read moreand you were able to hear each other's voices. We both enjoyed the halibut fish and chips which were amazing! Definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Ketchikan Alaska!

We came here for the crab off the cruise ship a few weeks ago. Wanted to go to a spot down the…read morestreet but the line was sooooo long so we came here instead. We had a group of 8; sat fairly quickly for being a packed house. Menu was decent in choices; prices were super high in my opinion for what you got especially with being so close to the water. But I get it tourists... charge more. The crab was delicious and prepared well. But the other items we got were just meh. The clam chowder wasn't anything special and the fish tacos were strange in flavor combos. They didn't mesh; but the fish was cooked nicely. Our waitress was an adorable Asian girl that was really kind and on her A game handling all the tables. Our table was by a kiosk where the waiters come to put in orders and there was a Caucasian guy that worked there that was griping to his coworkers about cruise customers. Basically said I hate when the ships come in and we get all these customers. He just wasn't kind nor seemed like he wanted to be there. So being able to hear that was just off putting.

We came here for a king crab legs. This is a place for crab. Our waiter's name was Bugg... I don't…read moreget it, but this man was very, very nice and informative. He gave great service and great recommendations for the amount of crab legs. We would need for the size of our party. It is pricey, but it's about the same anywhere you go. The food was tasty. The sides were delicious, that you gave us plenty of napkins and butter to go around. I would strongly recommend this place for crab legs. I don't think I would try the salmon or any of the other stuff on their menu, because that is not what they specialize in and you may be disappointed. Next time I am in this town I will definitely come back.