Such a cozy cafe with lively vibe. I was a little hesitant with the menu with no price (as it's…read morekinda touristy location for Alaska cruise destinations), but it was reasonably priced (8oz cappuccino $5 USD including tax and tip) and the staff were very friendly! Coffee taste was decent. Honestly, I visited here to connect with wifi and rest my legs. And I ended up staying a little longer to enjoy the local café vibe. This spot made my trip to Alaska even more pleasant :)

We were looking for some good coffee while walking around Sitka as a cruise stop. We walked here…read morefrom the burger and crab shack around the corner and so glad we stumbled upon it. Cute spot to relax and have a hot cup of joe or tea. Lots of choices and pastries to devour. Friendly staff and free wifi! Great to upload photos and check emails.

This place was totally Worth the stop, great coffee and great people. You won't be disappointed!read more

A cool little coffee spot in the rear of a book store, chill vibes, accommodating staff and…read morecomfortable seating. We both order coffee and sat a while to enjoy them and people watch. The coffees were as ordered, no complaints. If I lived in the area this could be a go-to spot.

Coffee was 10/10, I miss it so much already. Every iced coffee I've gotten since, has fallen short…read moreand I'm left thinking about this coffee. The most perfect soft-boiled kinda jammy eggs. Definitely recommend the avocado toast (pickled onion x sea salt combo goes crazy)! We visited like 3 mornings in a row, I think. Really big portions! I also love the sense of community in the place and all the posts advertising upcoming community events!

There are just some things that can not be faked in life. The ethereal springiness of well-timed…read moreyeast, the crunch of crispy crust, and the aroma of Love. The kind of love that envelops you when you walk into a room, instantly making you feel welcome. That is the kind of magic that simple ingredients in the hands of those who actually care can have. Ma chère amie, please do not imagine that the menu is limited only to old-world gluten heaven. No. The magic extends to those who cannot partake. However, you must peruse that menu at your own leisure. For me, as I can happily partake in such hedonistic gluten, I had a special of turkey, pesto, avocado, and the ooziest, creamiest, most decadent cheese that, alas, I do not recall the name of. But the real superstar, nay, the Josephine Baker of pastries was a pistachio bun (?!?). This was heaven paired perfectly with strong coffee. I may add, it was the only good coffee I had in Alaska. One would expect this in Paris, in a small shop run by a husband and wife with an oven that has been lit for maybe a 100 years. But to stumble into this slice of heaven, accidentally. Divine. 10 out of 10, would recommend.

We had not been to Sitka for some time but saw this shop and had to stop in. We were greeted right…read moreaway and were told that we could try any of the salt they had. They had blueberry and coffee flavored. Our favorite was the regular salt and the spruce tip. The shop also has plates, containers for salts as well as cocktail mixes, glasses, etc. Other nonalcoholic options were available. We found a great selection of cheeses and one of our favorites was a bag of Fried Egg potato chips from Spain. OMG they were amazing. A great place for a gift for someone. They will also ship anywhere.

Really nice salt store in downtown with wide variety of flavored and smoked salts! Also soy wax…read morecandles, and love the lemon scented ones. Very friendly service and friendly staff!

What a cute flower, coffee, and chocolate shop! I just wish they had more seating inside…read more It just happened to be raining while we were on our way for coffee. People will tell you to bring an umbrella to Alaska. No, you should really just bring a really good waterproof hoody coat. It was bulky, but it protected me from the elements. It's just too windy for an umbrella. Anyway, I thought about trying the spruce tip latte. I ended up getting a Dirty Chai. It was very good. I didn't get to try my husband's Mexi-Mocha with cayenne pepper. He really liked the flavors. He's never had a spicy latte, so it was a real treat for him. The shop has some moose chocolate treats, gifts, flowers, and unique gift items. It was my first time seeing Alaskan sea otter fur earrings. An Alaska native artist makes them. The flowers that they sell here look fresh and beautiful. It's very close to the public library and Harrigan Centennial Hall. It was the perfect stop before getting on the bus back to the Sitka Sound Cruise Terminal. It's also a great stopping point after visiting the Baranof Castle State Historic Site on a cold day. Check it out if you're in Sitka.

It is a quaint little shop. They were giving out samples of Russian tea. It was quite good…read more Unfortunately they were sold out of the chai peanut butter. We were told by the cruise director that it was outstanding. Guess we will have to try it on the next trip.

Bear Country Coffee is right behind the Russian church. It started to rain when I was there so I…read morewent in to get out of the rain and see what was inside. I thought it was just going to be a coffee shop but I was surprised to see that it was also a convenience store. They have snacks hot dogs pastries and slushies along with coffee. It smelled really good in there and it was a nice little stop in downtown Sitka.

Not from around here, just passing by and thought I'd try this place. Huge variety of beverages,…read morebut service was a little slow. Only one person working in the register. So there was a line. Also, a mini market inside. Beverages size are very small for the price paid, sadly! Luckily, I don't live in Alaska, just a tourist craving an iced coffee. Coffee flavor was okay, nothing I would recommend to be honest.

Top of my list for Sitka was to find this food truck because they had Alaskan flavors I wanted to…read moretry. I tried the Alaskan snow crab roll, warm buttery brioche bun stuffed with half a snow crab, lightly tossed in lemon garlic pepper sauce and topped with chives. I also tried the wild berry tea and the purple chocolate chip cookie with spruce berries and lavender. We also tried the seasonal reindeer sausage with Arctic ketchup and caramelized onions on brioche. Excellent price point for the portion and quality you get. Easy to find, just turned a corner and it was there. Covered area to have your meal. Quick service, friendly staff. Good portions. Good quality. Real Alaskan flavors.

Crab roll was delicious - toasted bun and perfectly seasoned. It was expensive but its fresh…read moreseafood in an Alaskan tourist town.

Came to Sitka on a cruise and I stopped in for a coffee while waiting for the local shops to open…read more I got an iced white chocolate mocha and it was delicious! The decor was really cute and prices were reasonable.

Adorable coffee shop. Great service with a smile. And they gave us a tiny cookie with our coffee…read more Highly recommend