First time in, as with most places in Juneau, few good reviews, few bad ones. They made it through…read morea whole year so figured it was time. -First thing I noticed was menu online was outdated. The new menu, same items but one year later, and now all items are $2 more. Not sure how that works since prices were already high, but it was just something I noticed. -Next while ordering my steak and cheese, everything is an add on, mushrooms, onion, peppers. My wife said she was gona order the Italian and I froze for a moment, were they gona charge me extra for lettuce, cheese, tomato,,,, luckily there was no add ons but that just makes it even more confusing as why veggie and add ons for steak and cheese?? -now the good parts, bread was fresh, soft, sandwiches were good. -house made chips were good, not oily, could use just a little more salt but was good. -$60 for 1 foot long and one 6 inch, bag of house chips and 2 cans of soda, even for Juneau is crazy. I did give 4 stars, food was good, but it's also a sandwich. Place was clean. Based upon their location, I'm sure tourist will pay the price, but personally probably won't be back.

Finally got a chance to try with my husband. I got the meatball and he got the chicken cheesesteak…read more Holy moly they were both delicious. I ordered the meatball which had a sauce that had a little kick which was delicious but it wasn't spicy. The chicken cheesesteak my husband ordered was delicious and I wish I didn't steal as much of his sandwich as I did. The house made chips are definitely worth it. In the future I will put some in my sandwiching or use them to treat the cheesesteak filling like a chip dip. The guy attending the counter was nice to work with and the music and atmosphere were chill but sure it gets busy sometimes. It was an all around great experience and I look forward to doing it again.

Adobo, pansit, and lumpia are top notch. Never crowded for dinner. Come here for brekkie on…read moreweekends too!

So much wrong I don't even know where to start. Everything here comes out of a can and freezer bag…read morefrom Costco without the slightest attempt to hide it. The fries tasted like leftover fries they refried. The burger was a pre made frozen patty that was pink on the inside. No flavor, no effort, and no way anyone should eat here. Save yourself the money and go anywhere else but here.

For what they are this pace hits the mark! Pool tables, attentive bartenders and great beee…read moreselection. Love the great atmosphere! . They have Alaskan Husky IPA!. Tonight they have the World Cup on, so it's good as a place to watch sports as well.

Wonderful dive bar, good service and a good time. They have a lot of dart boards and a few pool…read moretables. An excellent and eclectic assortment of customers, both regulars and visitors.

We somehow made it in on opening night and it was PACKED. The food took a little longer than we…read morehoped as they found their footing, but it was all delicious. So happy to have an upgrade to the food that was here before. This is a small kitchen in the back of Squirez. Not sure of their hours, but follow the Squirez Bar facebook page or "friend" Salty Dave to stay uo to date on specials. Must Be 21 To Dine In..

4 small pieces for $30, asked the cool guy with the purple John Lennon shades for an extra lemon…read more He said "yeahhhhh sureeee" then didn't give me the lemon. Go to sandbar for fish and chips this was a joke

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!

I love the food. It's a great lunch spot (although it is quite spendy--the one downside aside from…read morethe ambiance). I am vegetarian and like the options, although there could be a few more. I also wish the salsa and chips were more freely given.... I wish they would expand into a full service sit-down dinner spot as there isn't a great one after El Sombrero's closed downtown.

I love El Zarape and everything about it. We've never had a not amazing dish, the family is so kind…read moreand loving. I think they are beyond a 5 star rating and I'll eat

Great place to go after a show across the street at Perseverence Theatre. The place is full of…read morefriendly locals and the bar staff is helpful. If you're hungy do try Nano's Grill from the hut outback. The menu items are a bit different than your lower 48 fair, but still good. My first time I ordered a club sandwich. When it arrived, it was everything of a soft kaiser roll with all the fixins splayed out like a hotdog. Different looking, but good. My next trip I ordered the daily special. Sliders. These tasty bites reminded me of homemade hamburger patties with their uneven edges cracking under each bit. Again. Good stuff. On my last visit, I tried the famous loaded tater tots. Now let me warn you, share with someone or you will be full for hours. The tots were a plate full of deep fried goodness covered in chili and all everything you would find on nachos. So good, but again, sharing is caring. They had also had a bloody mary morning drink, but I got there after 3 and the bartender still made me one. And it's good to be there when the fishermen come back, just be prepared to get a taxi home because someone is always ringing the bell!

Despite what this listing may say, this is in DOUGLAS, not in Juneau…read more What is Douglas? It's a town across the water from Juneau. It's what I imagine Juneau was like before the cruise ships came. This is a solid neighborhood watering hole. Great vibe and energy in this place. The bartender was friendly and on top of it. Lots of crowds of people that you could tell were all good friends. Get out of your boat or hotel and take a long walk across the bridge, you'll be glad you did. There's also some pretty good pizza just a couple blocks away.

This place probably has the best Mexican food in town. The staff and the family that owns it are so…read moreincredibly nice and the food.. omg. It is so fresh and you can tell the made it with love. The chairs in the dining room are all also painted and the tables too.

Tacos were decent, but were incredibly small. I'm talking barely the size of my palm. They're…read more"street tacos" but I'd expect way more for $18 worth of tacos. For that price you could have gotten a full meal at a sit down place.