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    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    awesome cone and delicious dessert!!!. the girls were delightful. they said it's their first day reopen, and i highly recommend

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    Cerealsly Milky - Hazelnut Fudge Swirl milkshake

    Cerealsly Milky

    4.4(16 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    my favorite place to get ice cream in juneau as a local i really appreciate the late hours, the…read moregreat service, and the best milkshakes and ice cream in town!! if you're visiting or just want some ice cream, get it at cerealsy milky!!

    Normally when I go on vacation, I love to venture off the beaten path and find hidden gems,…read moreespecially in new cities. I was recently on an Alaskan cruise, so those opportunities were much rarer, since there are time restrictions on port days. Thankfully, my wife & I wandered here, looking for a place to sit and a drink after a long hike wandering around Juneau. While it was summer in Alaskan and still a little chilly, we were both pretty warm from a strenuous hike. Not knowing the city well, we were away from the tourist crowd. But I saw this place was open, so we walked in and started talking to Izzy, the shop owner. As the menu is quite large, we chatted her up while pondering our choices. Eventually, I chose a Hazelnut Fudge Swirl milkshake while my wife ordered the Vanilla Peanut Butter Swirl milkshake (go big or go home!). As Izzy was the only one working at the moment, she made our drinks one by one. But we weren't in a hurry, so we asked her questions about the shop and life in Juneau. She gave us some additional tips for this trip. The drinks were so good! Izzy made them very thick, and the ice cream was delicious! If it wasn't for our limited port time, we would have come back later in the evening for a 2nd round. With other customers coming in, we sat inside and read while drinking our milkshakes. If I was a local, this would be my (non-alcoholic) hangout. Hopefully in a future Alaskan trip, I'll come in again and enjoy more sweet treats!

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    Alaskan Brewing Public House - Halibut sandwich

    Alaskan Brewing Public House

    3.7(103 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    We arrived early on a cruise and since many things were not yet open we stopped for a quick drink…read moreas we were headed to another place for lunch that was not open. So after finding out that the other restaurant was not open at all that day we came back for a second time. Both times staff greeted us and told us to sit where we liked. It was a cool day but wanted to sit outside and watch the people and water. They offer a good selection of beers as well as some cocktails. (Check out the Bloody Mary!) So the first stop we ordered a flight as well as the Blueberry Mojito. The beers were good. The Blueberry Mojito was amazing. Our second stop we ordered the halibut fish and chips and seafood chowder and a beer and another mojito. The fish was cooked perfectly. Not too greasy. The chips were great. The chowder was good. Hot for a cold day and not too thick. Staff were always checking on us and made some great suggestions for the beers and food. We will stop by next time in town. This is one of our favorite places.

    Went to Alaskan Brewing Public House on Franklin Street in Juneau. Right downtown by the ships. Big…read moreopen room with that high wood beam ceiling and the metal stools. Pretty packed with other cruise folks. We just got one order of fish and chips and split it. Menu says 8 ounces of Alaskan halibut in a gluten free batter they make with their lemon lime spruce tip seltzer. Came as two pieces. Batter was crisp and golden brown like it should be. Fish inside was white and flaky. Fries are the hop salt fries. Little cup of tartar and a lemon wedge. The fish was good. I will give them that. But $38 for two pieces of fish and some fries is ridiculously stupid. That is just price gouging for the cruise crowd. Really disappointed we paid that. Service was moderate at best. Nobody was rude. Nobody was all that on it either. And watch out for the birds. They have pigeons walking around on the wood floor inside the building. One was pecking crumbs right by the glass where the kegs are. They take off and flap over the tables too. Feathers and the occasional bird doo doo. There is no way somebody hasnt gotten splattered at some point. Would eat the fish again if it was half the price. Not rushing back at $38.

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    One of the fish and chips broken half to see the delicious inside. $38 for an order of fish and chips is too much!

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