Awesome find! Convenient location. Check their socials for hours and call. The website and door…read moresaid they were opened but they weren't. Called and talked to someone for further information. This place is serving some amazing craft cocktails! The decor is moody and speakeasy vibes. There's a king bar with some tables along the wall for parties of 2, as well as a couch lounge area in the back. The decor is awesome. Stuart/Stewart was our bartender and he was fabulous! He is very attentive and knowledgeable. If you don't know what you want, tell him what you normally drink and he will make something for you. Just loads of talent. We were a party of 6 and ordered 11 drinks. They were all beyond wonderful. Perfect size as well. Quality ingredients. Great flavor profiles. Highly highly recommend this gem!!!

Fantastic gem of a place with knowledgeable bartender who can mind read! This place does not serve…read morefood. But if you enjoy a craft cocktail come here. Nice chill and rustic vibe. Will definitely return

Established in 1891, this bar is the oldest in Alaska. It's located off the beaten path, which…read morekeeps the crowds to a minimum during tourist season. I liked the historic atmosphere, the available games, the long bar and the tasty food during my visit. The menu included baskets of fried foods, tacos and burgers. I found the ground beef tacos with rice and beans to be delicious, with great portions and a reasonable (for Alaska) price. The interior offered two dining areas, a lengthy bar, a pool table, two dart boards, a rollup garage door, a food counter and several TVs. I found the service at the food counter to be welcoming and helpful, while the service at the bar was merely accommodating. Overall, it was a good experience at a historic bar.

Crazy good crunch wrap, best I have ever had and we live in San Diego. Many great things on there…read moremenu to try!

Locals favorite. Clean, friendly, fun pub. Excellent bartenders. Tourists will flock to the sawdust…read morefloor places and hang with other cruise ship passengers, which isn't a bad thing. But if you want a local flavor the Lady delivers.

A true locals-local dive bar!…read more Of which there are...actually quite a few in downtown Juneau, surprisingly. This is one of my favorites. They have shuffle board and a jukebox. Great place to hang out with locals and avoid 'boat people'. Unfortunately, like most dive bars, the beer on tap sucks. It's mostly Alaskan Brewing which I think is an extremely boring brewery. I drank Rainier, something I almost never do.

Cool vibe overall, but the lady behind the bar (deda) was rude and unpleasant. She had all these…read moreodd rules about how and when she would acknowledge you--very strange. (Maybe bc we aren't locals??) The place would be great without her! On the bright side, the pull tabs at the bar are AWESOME!

We stopped in looking for local beer. The bar tender was busy and with the glare from the window…read moremy husband could not read the taps so he leaned in to try and see what beer was served. The next thing I hear was the bar tenderness yelling (full yell) about him being behind the bar. He was leaning in trying to read the taps, he was absolutely not behind the bar. Holy moly, chill out. We left and would not recommend this location with all the other friendlier places. We ended up just down the street and were treated with great respect. There are many great places in Juneau so go where you are treated with respect. FYI we were a party of 4 retired guests just trying to enjoy some local brews and spirits.

I recently returned from a lovely 10 day Alaskan cruise. My wife & I had a great time checking out…read more4 different ports along with 6 days at sea. The ship was the epitome of modern luxury and the port cities catered to all the tourists needs. But at some point, I needed to get a little down and dirty, to get away from the crowds of visitors. To me, Alaska is still frontier, and I needed to experience just a taste of it. From the recommendation of a grizzled cruise staff, my wife & I found ourselves at the Alaskan Hotel and Bar, enjoying a pint and taking in small piece of history. While a few tourists did wander in, most of the patrons seemed local and knew each other and the staff. We watched from the far end of the bar and soaked in the atmosphere while enjoying our beers. Though there was a single acoustic guitarist playing from the stage, the bar was mostly still and quiet, a welcome respite from the throngs of outsiders on the street, veering in and out of the jewelry stores and tacky souvenir shops. Both of us needed this time to recharge, to enjoy a different side of Alaska than we'd seen, to be around normal people again. Does this bar have all the amenities? Are fancy cocktails the standard fair? Is the furniture new? All those answers are no. But the drinks are strong and the bathrooms are clean. And for a tired tourist, this is the most welcome sight.

I think this bar was a really cool stop in Juneau. Old historical feel and cool storyread more

Lovely bar with great dark moody decor and lots of seating. Ordered beer and a canned mojito which…read morewere great. Shocked it was canned cocktail. I believe it was local. Had a fish ceviche with chips. Absolutely delicious. Great employees. Very attentive. Lots of TV's and options for food and drink.

Amazing selection of hazy beers. They also had vegan and…read morevegetarian food options on a menu. We got vegan pizza with vegan cheese. Place was not crowded. Staff is helpful and friendly.

What a fun, cute place to stop off the cruise boat! On the side of the road for great people…read morewatching. Order from the food truck - the burger was amazing!!! The bar tender was the best around!

I love this place. It's right on the main drag but seating areas are full of fun. Nice lights…read moreupscale seating, an upper deck with unrivaled people watching. Sadly, they only had Pinot Grigio and Sau Blanc for whites. Essentially the same thing bi went with the Sau. The lesser of two evils. Still worth it

Ughh. The food was so disappointing. I had a veggie bowl. Very little flavor (although the veggies…read morewere fine as far as freshness) and the veggies were overshadowed by the large amount of VERY thinly sliced carrots. Came with an eggroll that was very overcooked on one side (which they hid by putting on the underside). Service was bored but made a decent Manhattan. I won't be giving a second chance.

Bar area in lobby of the Baranof hotel. Not as advertised. The menu and photos online are from "…read morepre Covid" according to the bar tender/ server. The menu features mostly burgers and a few appetizers. We ordered burgers. They were tasty and the fries were very crispy and delicious. No atmosphere.

Alaskan Brewing Company Depot carries tons of great merchandise. We had just finished a meal and…read moreloved their Summer Kolsch beer so we were pleasantly surprised to see them a couple of blocks away. They carry t-shirts, sweatshirts, glasses, mugs, beer handles, coasters, towels, stickers, dog toys and treats, and so forth. We picked up a few coasters and a tshirt. Staff were friendly. Ambiance was warm and inviting. And, right next door is their Alaskan Brewing Co Public House where you can sit down, try a beer or two, and some food!

This is a nice spot for good, beers, bathrooms, and cool merch! They have a whole store next to the…read moreactual restaurant for just merch. Great shirts. Nice staff!

Surprisingly, there aren't many places in Juneau where u can get fresh fish (that isn't fried). But…read moreThe Hangar impressed- they have a huge menu of traditional fare, so easy to find something for everyone. We got the "First Mate Plate" @ $33.99 (combo of fresh halibut & salmon), and (2) Halibut Tacos @ $26.99 + substituted the rice & beans for a cup of chowder:$4.50. This was so good, we came back the 2nd night and got the same thing! We were a party of 2 - 1st night had reservations and got seated right away; 2nd night walked in and got seated after a 5-minute wait. I think it's the larger parties that have to deal with the long wait or we were just lucky. Call in for reservations regardless. Noisy & busy but good food & good service.

After years of searching, I have found the best onion rings and calamari, right here in Juneau…read more It's a huge plate of crispy calamari with tartar and cocktail sauce. A lot of places have shrunk their calamari serving size down and serve it with an aioli that isn't always great. The basket of onion rings were crisp and hot with the right texture. I know it's frozen but it's the old fashioned onion rings that many places have changed the breading or undercooked or overcooked. Employees are very nice here. Our server was so nice. She checked on us a few times and refilled our drinks. We also had the one pound Alaskan king crab legs. It was just the way I remembered having it when restaurants used to serve Alaskan king crab legs. They're super fat meaty long legs. It was warmed up and served with lemon and butter. It was just enough for two of us. It probably would not have fed my son. He is a big eater and he would have ordered a steak. If I was hungry or had a crab craving, it might not have been enough for just me. We've also been over eating on a cruise ship for 6 days. We shared the apple crisp ala mode for dessert. It was not crisp but it did have some crumbs thrown on top like a cobbler. It was in a warm sauce and topped with ice cream. It's a cute place with a wharf view. The tables are not on top of each other. They gave us plenty of napkins and a bib too. If I lived in the area, I would be back every month for the calamari & onion rings, and yes the crab legs. The Diet Coke was perfect too, just enough syrup and carbonation. I would definitely come back if I was in the area.