Grabbed a latte to start my morning. I was hot and fit the bill…read more The barista was efficient. The store was clean.

Popped in for literally just an americano. That's it, nothing else…read more Tons of people waiting and there are 5 people working. Half of them are in the bathroom, gossiping, literally running in and out. I've never been to a coffee shop, anywhere, where it takes over 15 minutes to get a basic cup of coffee. Extra star only because they had a decent GF wrapped cookie. Avoid otherwise, coffee was only whatever.

Alaskan Crepe Escape was fantastic! The food was absolutely delicious, but what really stood out…read morewas the incredible customer service. I mentioned that I have a peanut allergy, and the staff went above and beyond to make sure I felt safe. They took the time to thoroughly clean their work surfaces and were very careful with food preparation, which gave me a lot of confidence. On top of that, everyone was exceptionally kind, welcoming, and attentive. It's clear they genuinely care about their customers. Between the excellent food and outstanding service, this was a wonderful experience. I highly recommend Alaskan Crepe Escape and will definitely be back!

Crepes were just mediocre. Have to walk up and order and…read morespend 20 minutes in the rain waiting for a crepe and cold hot chocolate. Of course their pay system gears toward 20% tip and they don't tell you about the 20 minute wait until you've paid. After 20 minutes, they called my name for my hot chocolate but then he got so busy. He didn't give it to me for another 10 minutes and then I had to wait an extra 10 minutes for my crêpe. This really wasn't worth it. They had somebody else's order completely fouled up. They had been sitting there for a half hour and finally left. Yeah. Not terribly impressed.

I'm visiting Juneau for the month and Rookery has a spot in my heart. I love the ham scramble add…read moreavocado!! It's also fun to try the many different pastries they've got.

If you are in Juneau, Alaska, the Rookery is the place to go for breakfast, lunch of a refreshing…read morecoffee and pastry. All is made in-house or from local shops. Cruise ships are in abundance every day, so come early for breakfast and just stand in line for lunch. In fact, you stand in line anyway, reading the menus laying all about. Friendly staff, all locals, and they are just happy to serve you. Tables are catch and catch can, so be patient. If you have friends with you, get them seated to claim spaces as you place your orders. A very Alaskan place to experience.+

Came here because a friend of mine recommended it. We made reservations and luckily arrived at a…read moredecent time because it got packed as we were leaving. If you can, definitely make reservations here. We shared a king crab leg, citrus salmon plate and buffalo wings. Everything was delicious! Service was superb and quick! Our food came out in a timely manner and our waters were constantly filled. Overall I enjoyed eating here. Especially being able to watch the seaplanes take off from our tables window. This is definitely a cool place to visit while in Juneau

Been here twice, Hospitality was great…read more The food was mid. Tried the Halibut Wrap with fries... bland, fries had a weird taste. Not sure if they were using cooking oil that's different or old. 2nd time I tried the House Burger... patty was bland and rubbery (medium) and the onion rings also had a weird after taste. Again I dont know what oil they cook their fries in but not great what so ever... took 2 bites and had to walk out.

Tried the second location about 10 minute walk from main location on the doc. They have a much…read morelarger seating area with heaters inside and large tables to sit at than they do at the location on the pier. Which makes the line go faster. The service has always been great. We tried their special fresh caught crab (1/2 a crab) for $99. Also had to get the beer battered shrimp and bisque soup. They let us try the beers they have in tap to decide which we wanted to try! I forget the name but really great Alaskan beer.

Everyone knows this place! Usually a long line. Be ready to drop a pretty penny on these crab legs…read more Off the chart expensive for what you get. We tried the chowder which was packed full of meat. Very good. The roll is also tasty. The crab cake was delicious too. Skipped the crabs as we are from MD and are use to flavorful crabs. Find that the legs are much more bland. Plus, the price was a deterrent. Service was good. Very nice. Clean place to eat. Super fun merch. Several locations. Don't just stop in the one that is directly off of the cruise port area. Keep walking!

During a cruise stop we had the macaroni cheese bites and bacon wrapped scallops. Both were…read moreperfection! The sauce for the bites has just the right amount of kick. My margarita was also tasty - didn't taste like mix. Nice water view as well. Totally recommend.

We cleared two tables before eating because staffing levels were so low and customer demand was…read morehigh.

Great Coffee, priced just like most coffee shops. Lots of locals were in line to buy coffee so…read morethat's a good selling point. Right near where all the cruise ships come in.

the drink was very tasty but the workers were not very friendly. i got a chai with lavender and…read morevanilla. very tasty but the lady working wasn't very nice. the place was cute though

Lovely donut shop/bakery. Loads of options from sweet to savory. It's eclectic and a welcoming…read moreplace for all. Super cute decor. They even have merch. Ordered their famous salmon donut. It's really a brioche roll shaped as a donut and delicious salmon spread on top. Then, got the nutter butter donut. You will need help eating these. They are huge. They are also delicious. Freshly made to order. Can't go wrong! Super terrific employees. Prices are high but worth it.

Visited during a short cruise to Alaska. This location is a short walk from the port. On the side…read moreof the building a big sign for jellyfish. This is a must stop location. First when you enter this place is a splash of color against Juneau's grey skies. It breathes rainbows, funk, and ooey gooey deliciousness! They have sweaters and cute swag when you walk in. Taking a look around you can tell this location is well loved and the artistry brings a smile to your face. The donuts range $6-$13 each. $13 for the famous Salmon donut. And yes, I ate it, and can tell you- it's decent! Not my favorite but the taste was subtle. Even my daughters (10 and 11) thought it was good. But what we went bananas for was the Elvis donut. A large, pillowy donut featuring peanut butter, bacon, and honey. Hungry yet? Can you mail me some one because I miss this already! The service was wonderful. The cashier was patient and the donuts arrived quickly. This is one stop during my trip I would say is two thumbs up- it's worth the hype.