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.

Most people find themselves in Skagway via cruise ship. If you find yourself in this situation and…read moreare wanting a sweet snack, disembark the boat with the first group and hightail it to the corner of Broadway and 3rd Avenue. Don't stop at any of the many souvenir shops or jewelry stores. The priority will be getting to Klondike Doughboy first, since this will be the longest line you will see all day. Even if you meander through town, don't worry: the line goes quick. Once inside the door, queue up to the left side of the store, order at the counter, then pick up your fresh doughboy to the right side of the store. There are also various other gifts and merch available, as well as shaved ice during any warm days, but the star of the show is the fried doughboy. On my initial stop around 10 AM, the line was quite long. My wife went to get drinks at the coffee shop next door while I waited for the doughboy. When I got to the front, I order one to share with my wife, promptly got took it outside, but my wife was still waiting for our drinks. I sat down on the sidewalk (there are only a few benches outside) and quickly ate my half of the doughboy while it was still hot. I easily could have devoured the entire thing, but I was a good husband and saved half for my better half, who eventually came out with our hot drinks. We stayed in Skagway for the entire day, going on a long hike to the Lower Reid Falls (about a 5 mile trek round trip), getting a late lunch in town, then the requisite tourist shopping. But before we got back on our cruise ship, we made one last stop around 5 PM. By that time, most of the tourists got back on their respective boats, so the line was very short. This time, we got our own doughboys (no sharing). I would have gone back for a 3rd trip if they were open late (they closed at 6 PM), though I would risk being left behind. It would have been worth it!

This is a cute store with a wide variety of food brands. They have cute Haines t-shirts, including…read morekids sizes.

Pretty great, albeit weirdly laid out, market. Clothing, food, subdry. Worth a stop if you need…read moreanything in Haines

Great service, very friendly, we got There a half hour before close but they were very…read moreaccommodating. Awesome halibut and fries

This is an institution in Haines - a great little restaurant, and the town bar as well. Both locals…read moreand visitors eat here, and it's easy to see why. We had two meals: dinner, and then breakfast the following morning. The grilled veggie sandwich with fries was OK, but nothing special. But the halibut and chips (got onion rings instead) were stupendous, just out of this world good! Huge chunks of halibut, looking like fritters. But oh so good, and a great value for the amount of fish you get. For breakfast, standard fare is good - my wife had 2 eggs over medium, hash browns and a biscuit, and I had 3 eggs over easy, hash browns, rye toast, and link sausages. Both were great. And then there are the people - so nice, so involved with their customers. They've been there for a long time, and they know how to run a great business. If you do nothing else, get the halibut and chips. Sadly, my substantial tip (which appeared on my credit card slip) did not get entered into their machine after breakfast - they lost out on a big tip (or perhaps chose not to enter it?).

I accidentally left review for this place under bazaar, will repeat…read more The cookies here are divine, chocolate chip specifically. They have outlying over 100 cinnamon rolls daily, which i haven't had. When they're sold out of those that's it. Service is fantastic, their little courtyard has tons of charm and character. Am quite pleased finding this this year. Hope to be back again, they rock here as a small local business.

Cute little coffee shop tucked in away from Broadway street. At first, I couldn't find it, but…read moreeventually I spotted a sign. It is next to Luxury Jewelers. I went for tea and coffee, but wish I would have gotten some of their baked goods. They looked amazing. The coffee was good. The matcha latte was a little bland for me. I like to the matcha taste a little stronger. They have a cute patio seating area. You can also sit inside. There's also clean bathroom available. Service was excellent.

I think this place may be an underrated gem for those coffee lovers out there. It's a busy and cute…read morecafe with a lot of charm to it. Right next to the infamous Klondike doughboy, this place serves local coffee along with seasonal flavors. I got the white chocolate mocha and it was delicious! Service was courteous and fast. I did wish I saw the seasonal flavors before I ordered because the white chocolate and rasberry one sounded delicious, but all the more reason to go back!

Upon stepping off the cruise ship, we were in desperate need of some caffeine, and this charming…read morelittle coffee shop was exactly what we were looking for. Conveniently located right in downtown, it was easy to find and the perfect stop before heading out on our tour. Although it was quite busy, the line moved quickly and efficiently. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made for a great first impression. Our coffee was hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The shop itself was very clean and inviting, and the fresh baked goods on display looked amazing. If you're visiting the area and need a quick breakfast, a great cup of coffee, or a stop before exploring town, we highly recommend checking this place out!

This was my last Alaska stop on a cruise so I was hoping to do some last minute shopping. I scoured…read morethe itty bitty town for salmonberry jam, reindeer sausage, and smoked salmon... and boy, was I disappointed when I couldn't find any of those at any of the stores. Feeling defeated I slowly made my way back to ship, when I decided to give this place a go and whaddaya know... they had EVERYTHING I was looking for and more! Bought some smoked salmon (at the best price I'd seen at any of my stops), got my salmonberry jam, reindeer sausage, caribou sausage, AND salmon treats for the cat back at home. The staff was helpful and the prices were very reasonable! I plan on shopping via mail order with them in the near future.

We were in Haines as part of a cruise and had heard about Dejon Delights for days before arriving…read morebecause they had a store in Stagway at one time, and folks in Skagway told us to look them up. The store is very close to the cruise ship terminal, in fact we could see it from deck. The folks inside the store were very helpful, with plenty of samples and advice about what may fit our tastes. Ended up buying smoked salmon and halibut but they were out of the legendary smoked cod. I asked them about fresh salmon to be shipped home and they told us about their shipping program. When we returned home From our cruise, I gave them a call and ordered 10 pounds of fresh sockeye salmon. Unfortunately, due to Fed Ex dropping the ball, most of the salmon was partially thawed when it arrived. I called Jon at Dejon Delights and he immediately contacted Fed Ex then called me back. Even though Fed Ex refused to help out, Jon didn't hesitate to make it right for us. He shipped a nice assortment of smoked salmon and cod worth more than the original salmon shipment. Jon gave me great customer service, and has communicated very clearly with me. I feel he has gone above and beyond to make me happy. The fish products that we purchased in the store and the replacement fish have been excellent. I will buy more smoked fish from him again soon. Don't miss Dejon Delights if you happen to be in Haines Alaska.

A quirky grocery store that just keeps growing. Wonderful, friendly staff, great fresh produce,…read moreexcellent meat market.

We were really happy to find this liquor store AND it had our favorite wine (Meiomi) AND it was a…read morelot less than on the cruise ship. So we bought a bottle and had a wine picnic in the park :-)

Welcome to beautiful Skagway! If your fresh off the cruise ship and if your reading this I bet you…read moreare. Being that Skagway has a population of 900. You will find this one and only charming liquor store to suit all your needs while in port. Comparable prices to all the other liquor stores in Alaska. Has a good selection from wine, beer and hard alcohol in all shapes and sizes. The grocery store does not sell alcohol so here it is, your one and only. Don't like it, don't drink! But what's not to like, the one guy working was friendly and during off season he probably doesn't get much business. Thanks for serving us.