Omg this place is a MUST visit while in Skagway, Alaska. We were so lucky to come upon it while at…read moreport. The crab legs were so fresh and so delicious (better than the famous Tracy's crab legs in Juneau in my humble opinion). We ordered 2 orders of the king crab leg that was longer than our forearms. The fries that came with them were so so delicious with a seasoning that I haven't had before. Kind of barbecuey! And even better with malt vinegar on top. The coleslaw was very good too!!! The local beer and ciders on tap were great. The S spruce tip though had us order an other pretty quickly!! And a local specialty. My mom ordered the chowder. It was potato heavy and had small lumps of seafood. I don't think we would recommend this item. The hostess at this location was so awesome too. We even got merch a glass to commemorate our best meal in Alaska!

Visited this establishment after a train ride to the white pass. They were very accommodating for a…read moreparty of seven and were able to seat us outside immediately. We lucked out with the weather and were able to dine in their beautiful patio section. Service was amazing. Our waiter couldn't have been nicer and was totally okay with us splitting the tab up into 3 checks. Our table ordered a variety of dishes including the deck boss and fish and chips. Everyone seemed to love their food but my oyster po boy was overly spiced and wasn't the greatest po boy I've ever had, but still tasty. I would opt for the deck boss next time as I tried a bite and it was the star of the show. This place is a must try!

Upon stepping off the cruise ship, we were in desperate need of some caffeine, and this charming…read morelittle coffee shop was exactly what we were looking for. Conveniently located right in downtown, it was easy to find and the perfect stop before heading out on our tour. Although it was quite busy, the line moved quickly and efficiently. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made for a great first impression. Our coffee was hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The shop itself was very clean and inviting, and the fresh baked goods on display looked amazing. If you're visiting the area and need a quick breakfast, a great cup of coffee, or a stop before exploring town, we highly recommend checking this place out!

Came in to check out the smoothie screen. I ended up getting a chocolate chip cookie…read more The cookie has good flavor it was soft I give it 4/5 My wife for a Black bear Mocha she said it's a 4/5 Thr staff we great and it was plenty of seating even though they had quite a crowd.

The line is out the door but don't let it scare you, it moves extremely fast. Cinnamon sugar fried…read moredough, how can you go wrong? The inside of the shop is small and quaint and workers are so kind. A right of passage as a tour guest in Skagway. Must visit.

Not sure what possessed me to buy fried dough but I smelled it from blocks away. It's made fresh…read moreand sprinkled with sugar. It's highly addicting and delicious. 10/10 would recommend.

I accidentally left review for this place under bazaar, will repeat…read more The cookies here are divine, chocolate chip specifically. They have outlying over 100 cinnamon rolls daily, which i haven't had. When they're sold out of those that's it. Service is fantastic, their little courtyard has tons of charm and character. Am quite pleased finding this this year. Hope to be back again, they rock here as a small local business.

Lucy's Bakery has a sign out front that confidently proclaims it serves "the best cinnamon roll of…read moreyour life." Bold statement. Can I scientifically confirm it? No. That would require a lifetime of cinnamon roll research and a grant from someone who takes pastries very seriously. What I can confirm is that these cinnamon rolls are really, really good. They're warm, soft, gooey, with lots of frosting and they taste like comfort food in a pastry. Maybe it's the cinnamon roll itself. Maybe it's because I just spent a few days on a cruise ship and I was finally back on land. Either way, it's exactly what I wanted that morning. The bakery also serves a fun lineup of coffee drinks. If I remember correctly, I read their syrups are homemade, although don't quote me on that. I was a little distracted by the cinnamon roll the size of a plate sitting in front of me. The shop itself is exactly what you'd hope to find in Skagway. Small, cozy, and full of local charm. The staff couldn't have been friendlier and the whole place feels like it's been part of the town forever. Overall, Lucy's has officially joined my personal Skagway dessert itinerary, right alongside Doughboy's fry bread. Apparently every trip to Alaska now requires at least two unnecessary but completely justifiable sweet stops.

Beware of waiters that don't seem to enjoy their job. Wait time is long and food was ok but not…read moresure it is worth the wait.

We stopped in Skagway during a family cruise to Alaska and I am so glad we found this spot. The…read morevibe was incredibly fun, the place was packed, and the food was fresh and easily a 10/10. The layout is great! The bottom floor is a lively bar area known for a massive selection of ales and beers, while the upstairs has more of a dining feel with a larger menu (which is where we sat). We were in a bit of a rush to make our next tour and let the manager, Jay, and our waiter, Chuck, know. They were amazing! Super friendly, incredibly accommodating, and they constantly checked in on us to make sure we got our food quickly without feeling rushed. We ordered the Alaskan Halibut Chowder, Crab Artichoke Dip (literally out of this world), Halibut Fish & Chips with Cajun Fries (the fish was perfectly flaky and the fries had the best kick of spice) and One of their signature beers. Absolutely everything was fantastic. It's a must visit if you're in Alaska. I only wish they had one back home in Los Angeles!

Enjoyed the quaint dining! Excellent host and waiter!!…read more Biscuits and Gravy were great! Hubby liked his bagel panini. Can you call it upscale rustic?? Coffee was good!! Great place to unwind a little!

Person who served us said they don't have anything except of canned beer to serve at the moment…read more Horrible service. The head on the beer was half the glass. Slammed it down and walked off. Pour beer in a glass under an angle to minimize a foam would help to leave a good impression.

This is the smaller brewpub in Skagway. Quiet, more chill. I think their beers are more unique,…read morethoughtful, and tasty than the other place. Definitely worth a stop!

While visiting Skagway on a cruise, we decided to brewery hop as we had an entire day there this…read morewas the last brewery on our stop on the way back to the ship. It is conveniently located just off the main road and fairly close to the end of town as you're walking back to the ship. It has a super cool old bar type feel. The wooden bar and wooden floor add to the aesthetic. We opted to do two different flights the brewers and the cellars as that gave us a taste of almost all of the beers. If I remember correctly, they do not have food however, they do have a couple of little snack items. We got the smoked candied salmon and it was absolutely delicious super filling, and I would most definitely order that again The beers were all pretty good. None of them particularly stood out to me as a favorite super fast service though and everyone was very nice. Prices were reasonable. Would definitely stop back in and see what's new on tap the next time we're in town.

We had the rocky road fudge. It was great. But then we also had a chocolate coconut macadamia nut…read morecookie. The cookie was warm and amazing.! Also loved the encouraging joyful music

My daughters absolutely loved this fudge shop! So many great varieties of fudge and other…read moredelicious treats! The fudge was delicious, and the quality of service was excellent. They even give out free samples to make sure you get the fudge you like best. When you're in Skagway, you simply must give this fudge shop a chance!