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Resurrection Roadhouse

3.2 (129 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 am - 11:00 AM, 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Alaska Salmon
Pat C.

Walked in on a sunny Monday evening (sunset at 12am!). It was busy but wait time was just 5 minutes before getting seated. The Alaskan interior had a modern feel. On the walls hung artwork by Alaskan artists. Had great views of the mountains while dining. Service was great. Our server knew the menu very well and answered all our questions. Food was very good. They were all presented and arranged carefully and were very visually appealing. Alaskan salmon was Japanese inspired with contrasting textures of crunchy breaded broccolini and soft carrots and potatoes, aioli glaze and unagi sauce. Halibut sandwich had generous parts of the fish. It had rosemary flavor with little kick. The veggies had some sweet flavor in them. Summertime cake was soft pound cake with strawberry sauce and candied orange. Good for sharing. Because our experience was very good, we went back the following morning for breakfast. Breakfast buffet was offered. American breakfast was hearty. It had two eggs, yummy potatoes, sausage (or bacon), and toast. Eggs benedict was good too. Our server Alma was friendly. We had great experience here - food, ambiance, and service.

Dining with a view
Maria Gracias H.

We went here for dinner since Salmon Baked House was already closed for the season. Like most places in Seward, it's on the pricey side--halibut was around $36, which seems pretty standard here. I got the halibut and loved it--perfectly cooked, super meaty, tender, and flavorful. The mashed potatoes and Brussels sprouts on the side were also delicious. My husband had the sockeye salmon with rice and Brussels sprouts. He really enjoyed it, though I wasn't a big fan of the rice. Our server was super friendly too and we loved the "high-end" ambiance. Perhaps it's considered a fine dining?

Great views and drinks!
Heather G.

We ordered the halibut piccata and it was spot on. I would agree with other reviews that it was more salty than I like so I'd recommend telling them "no added salt". I substituted the potatoes for rice. The small salad portions are huge can definitely split between 2-3 people. The drinks were perfect. We had Erik as our server and he got everything right, including all our substitutions. I highly recommend this place. If you're an Alaskan resident make sure to let them know.

Salad was nice
Serena S.

Were originally headed for salmon bake, which unfortunately was closed due to a lack of propane. Decided to come here despite the yelp rating since we were staying at the lodge and view was beautiful. Food was sloww, probably sitting around for a while before getting served. Soup, salad, entrees all came at the same time so temperatures were off. On a positive note, burger was meaty, juicy and flavorful and fries were crispy. Salad solid. Seafood chowder was nice and creamy but not warm enough. Oysters weren't really chilled. Both salmon and halibut felt overcooked (halibut was a bit better), and the potatoes that came with the salmon were really soy-sauce-salty. Fish and chips was crispy but inside batter was runny and undercooked. Most frustrating was the quinoa bowl, hard and undercooked. We told our server and he sounded like he knew but decided to serve it to us anyways. He took it back to kitchen to fix but returned with the dish looking and tasting the same. Saw another party also order the same thing and ate about half. Our server kindly took it off our bill and we ordered a small cheese pizza which was alright. Overall disappointed about the food given the scenery and the smiling and attentive front lady who offered to take pictures for us. Hope this was just an off day for them, so it definitely doesn't hurt to stop by for the burger and chowder and mountain view; just be aware that there might be better options around.

Rebecca P.

Food- Came for breakfast. Expensive but the whole state is. I asked for over easy, received sunny side up. Smoked salmon was DRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY. English muffin not even warm enough to melt the butter. Tables were empty so not like they were busy. Service- very slllllloooooooowwwwwwww. Did I mention slow? Yep, we almost left due to the kitchen being slow- sat down at 8am. Received food at 8:22am The waitress was slow. Never got asked if I wanted anything to drink or needed any condiments with my breakfast. My hubby had to ask the waitress for my water which was cloudy as heck but all the other waters when brought out were clear. Won't be back.

Food: The food here is very buttery, in the best way possible. All the dishes were cooked well and showed off Alaskas cuisine. 4/5 Service: The service was great; seated immediately and got our orders taken immediately. Food came in a fast manner considering I came around 25 minutes before closing. 4/5 Ambiance: Right next to the harbor, and surrounded by mountains, the window seat gave a widespread view of the town. The inside was a little retro and was attached to a hotel. 4/5 Staff: There was only one man who was working outside the kitchen. This man worked incredibly hard and was handling many different tasks at once. Reserved and quick, this guy made this place feel unique. 5/5

Dessert
Shirin P.

Food was decent but nothing to brag about. Got a table outside and ordered a couple of fish dishes. Salmon and halibut. Everything tasted as they're supposed to but again nothing to go crazy for. The table next door ordered the nachos which I can't get out of head. Calling the nachos HUGE is an understatement. I wish we could go back so I could order the nachos. Our sever was helpful and friendly and the view from the patio is gorgeous. Definitely recommend this place if you're in the area to visit or hike the Exit glacier.

Lobby of hotel
Tim P.

Stopped by for a couple of drinks before walking back to our hotel. Place has a real Alaska feel to it with all the wood and stone fireplace. Walk through the lobby and dining area to get to the bar. Very nice bar set up. We sat at bar and enjoyed talking with the bartender. They have a pretty extensive selection of craft draft beer. Good selection of liquors. Nice place to unwind after a day in Seward.

Ronil S.

Ordered tomato soup and it was oily and had rotten vegetables! Would not recommend this place!

Cold blueberry pancakes.
Norma A.

Most overpriced and mediocre breakfast we have had in Alaska. Definitely read the low-star reviews first so you know what to expect from your dining experience if you decide to eat here. The 1-star reviews are accurate: overpriced and horrible food!! Wish we had read the reviews before eating here. Ambience is as expected when traveling in Alaska. Service was subpar, it took a while for someone to acknowledge us at our table. No spoons with coffee, and had to ask twice for cream. When our waitress asked how everything was, she was told the pancakes were lukewarm, she couldn't get away from our table fast enough. A decent waitress would address the issue. We were surprised by the additional "remote location fee." We've been all over Alaska multiple times over the past few years and we have never seen such a fee. This place is not "remote", it's in Seward a tourist destination.

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Gold Rush Bistro

Gold Rush Bistro

4.3
(279 reviews)
3.6 mi
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This place is a GEM, waiting for you to discover…read more After 10 days and nights of incredible meals on the Viking Venus. We decided that we wanted to have a nice lunch off of the ship. My wife and I both love Halibut and were looking to try some fresh caught, while our cruise ship was docked in Seward. We strolled up town a couple of blocks from the Alaskan Sea-life Center and saw that Gold Rush Bistro had some on their lunch menu and decided to stop in. Surprisingly there was no wait at 12:30 (lunch time) their smiling staff were happy to see us. We were greeted, seated and able to order very quickly. That being said, the place started to fill up pretty fast. As we waited, the lady that was sitting next to us when we sat down, had a god awful amount of perfume on, after a few minutes of choking, we politely as to be moved to another table and were happily accommodated, no hassle at all. I've had Halibut many times in the past, but none have been as delicious as the Garlic Halibut that they serve here. One word, OUTSTANDING!!! The decor inside was beautiful, with a homey wood vibe (see pics). Looking out the front window there was an amazing view of some of the surrounding Mountains. If you find yourself in Seward and are a little tired of the food on your cruise or just happen to be in town for another reason, I would highly recommend Gold Rush Bistro.

They are not closed, I just ate there on Saturday 6/20/26 and it was great!…read moreCozy, service was fast and friendly, place was busy but attentive & the food was delicious and came out fast. Great spot!

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What an absolute gem. I don't think my review will do them justice…read more A cute little creperie owned and run by the original owners. Right inside the door, you'll find a full crepe station ready to prepare your breakfast. We came for an early breakfast twice on our visit, and the owner was prepped and ready to go! They have a full page of crepe options, both savory and dessert. So we ended up trying 1 of each between our visits. Their Crepe Compote Maison was light and flavorful while their Crepe Boeuf Passion had a bit more punch with the creamy beef. Both were equally delicious, just depends on what you're more in the mood for. They also have an impressive hot tea selection served steeped in a teapot. Tried a different one each of the days - both great starts to the morning. Such a cozy, homey feel inside. Our table had different news articles and information about the creperie, and it was a fun way to learn more about the restaurant. Plus, our waitress was so kind. Wonderful experience. We were only in Seward 3 days, but I would have gladly continued to eat here for breakfast each day of our full trip to Alaska to try both their crepes and their teas. Highly recommend.

Saw this place on the way to our airbnb. It's a cute little farmhouse-esqe bed and breakfast with a…read morecreperie right on the front. Tried it out our first morning in Seward, and it didn't disappoint. Going in, it felt like being welcomed to someone's home. We got seated immediately, and Janet (the owner and crepe master) was there to greet us with a good morning and cook us some tasty crepes. You have a choice between dessert crepes and savory crepes. And, honestly, you can't go wrong with either. They also have a great collection of teas, and the coffee is brewed fresh daily by Janet. If you need hot drinks, a warm environment, and delicious crepes, then stop by.

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