An old-time-looking store with a slightly touristy vibe, but still worth a visit. They carry a nice…read moreselection of goods you might need while you're in town. The staff is friendly and the prices are reasonable.

Back this time for a winter review-- the staff was nice and helpful, but if you're visiting in the…read morewinter, expect it to be absolutely dead. It's still fun to take new visitors up to the second floor to check out all the local Alaska-themed decor and items. They even have some fun stickers, like one showing a squirrel as the mayor. But other than that, the energy just isn't the same as in the summer. The store gives me the same vibe as living in Nome--prices are high! For example, Hershey's chocolate syrup was $9.60, and a can of something was $5. That should give you an idea of what to expect. As always, the staff was friendly, and since this is one of the only places open in the winter, you might as well stop in and check it out.

So good! My husband ordered the ham, egg, cheese croissant, which he said was delicious. I got the…read moresausage, egg, and cheese biscuit with a 20 oz latte. I could tell the espresso used in the latte was good quality. The service was very friendly from a cute drive thru building.

Friendly lady at the window, super cute presentation and most importantly the coffee is deliciousread more

What a delightful find in Alaska!…read more The chocolate brownie was fabulous. The subtle addition of black beans gave it an incredibly rich, moist texture and somehow enhanced the deep chocolate flavor even further. The jalapeño chorizo quiche was simply to die for--a must-have. I've traveled extensively around the world, and this is genuinely one of the finest quiches I've ever had. Perfectly balanced, packed with flavor, and beautifully baked. The latte with caramel birch syrup was the perfect companion for the Alaskan weather. It leaves you with a wonderfully warm, comforting feeling that lingers long after the last sip. Don't miss the frosted coffee cake with lemon and berries. It's moist, fresh, and makes the perfect treat to pack along for a hike through the Alaskan woods. The bakery itself is incredibly quaint and charming, with beautiful flowers everywhere. It feels like stepping into a warm wooden cabin nestled in nature. The atmosphere is just as memorable as the food. I would absolutely love to visit Flying Squirrel Bakery again. It's one of those special places that makes a trip unforgettable.

Awesome breakfast and bakery. Enjoyed the breakfast burrito but all the dishes coming out looked…read morefabulous.

I hereby declare myself the self-proclaimed world record holder for eating a pasty the farthest…read moredistance from where it was originally purchase (Talkeetna Roadhouse, AK - Waldron AR ( approximately 3,037 miles ). The lady at the Roadhouse was very kind, and their baked good selection was excellent ( my group enjoyed several of their offerings ).

We did recently go back again in June 2025. They were open, however their hours were limited and…read morethe food selection is even more limited. They only had a few baked items. Sadly, it's definitely not like how the Talkeetna roadhouse used to be in previous years.

My husband and I stopped here for some ice cream and it was delicious! We got Fireweed Honey and…read moreBirch Brittle. The flavor and consistency of the Fireweed was really good, but the Birch Brittle was my favorite. If you're driving by, make sure to stop and get a scoop!

I've been wanting to visit this place for awhile since discovering their birch caramels at a gift…read moreshop in Anchorage. Spend $10 and take a tour of their facility and learn about birch sap and the syrup making process! You will get to do a tasting of various syrups including their special reserve. Very friendly and knowledgeable. The gift shop itself has all of their items with samples of their products for tasting. I enjoyed the birch brew, brittle, lingonberry jam and the rhubarb syrup! A must stop for any Alaskan and tourist.

Chai latte was good. Not too pricey. Relaxed vibes. Two cute dogs around the shop, opens early and…read morelots of customers just hanging out.

I wanted a warm drink as it was raining out so I got a hot chocolate with whipped creamed. It was…read moredelightful. It's a cute, little coffee shop that also sells books. It was pretty busy so there was a little wait. They also have some food like bagels and crepes that looked good.

Great food and service on their opening day of the season. We had the balsamic beef skewer, coconut…read morerice and coleslaw. They were fast and food was delicious!

Amazing food and super friendly owner. We had the shrimp, elk and black beans. Amazing flavor and…read morereally cool outside next to a salmon for stand as well.

Great convenient location in the Princess lodge. Great food options and drink options. Easy to grab…read morethings and go - especially if have an excursion. Tons of seating throughout - including outside deck area. Got two drinks. Can't remember the names - lavender tea thing, iced coffee and something else. All was good. Prices not too bad. Keep in mind you are in a Princess property. Very friendly people and quick.

Visited May 2024, so early in the summer season and not overwhelmingly busy. Located next to the…read moremain lounge, there was plenty of seating within the cafe itself as well. Decent espresso drinks menu, selection of baked goods/to-go items, and good counter service. Surprisingly the doughnuts were actually cronuts! Tasty but a bit hard since we arrived near the end of the day. Price was average for a coffee shop in 2024; less than I expected for a hotel cafe with a captive audience. Unlike the other restaurants on the premises.