Juneau, the Inside Passage, and Southeast Alaska Restaurants

From scallops to king salmon, fresh seafood dominates menus in Southeast. Juneau, Sitka, Skagway, and Ketchikan have all variety of ethnic eateries, along with some notable restaurants serving more sophisticated, contemporary fare. Many towns also have good greasy spoons or roadhouses where you can get a serving of local gossip along with your breakfast or slice of pie.

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  • 1. Ludvig's Bistro

    $$$

    Food lovers pack into Ludvig's to sample chef-owner Colette Nelson's remarkably creative cuisine, which means there's often a wait, but rest assured that your meal will be worth it. Seafood (particularly king salmon and scallops) is the specialty, and organic ingredients are used whenever possible. The interior evokes an Italian bistro, with rich yellow walls and copper-topped tables. Ludwig's also operates a soup cart near the Sitka Sound Science Center—a good option for those who can't commit to dinner or score a reservation.

    256 Katlian St., Sitka, Alaska, 99835, USA
    907-966–3663

    Known For

    • King salmon and scallops
    • Great reputation throughout the region
    • Excellent wine list

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. mid-Sept.–Apr., Reservations essential
  • 2. Beak Restaurant

    $$

    On a clear day, the deck at this popular eatery is likely to be overflowing with a lively local crowd devoted to chef Renée Trafton's creative dishes and sustainable practices—that includes a living wage for staff and no tipping (if you do leave a tip, it will be donated to local charities). It's located near the bridge in a historic building that also houses the local radio station, KCAW.

    2 Lincoln St., Sitka, Alaska, USA
    907-966–2326

    Known For

    • Cedar-plank salmon
    • Homemade doughnuts
    • Fresh, local ingredients

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
  • 3. Highliner Coffee

    $

    Sitkans' favorite spot for coffee, Highliner also serves great bagels for breakfast and sandwiches at lunch.

    327 Seward St., Sitka, Alaska, 99835, USA
    907-747–4924

    Known For

    • House brews
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Breakfast burritos
  • 4. Mean Queen

    $$

    Carefully crafted pizza and generously sized salads are the draw at the Mean Queen, a casual, friendly pub near the bridge. The views of Sitka Harbor make it a great spot to linger.

    205 Harbor Dr., Sitka, Alaska, 99835, USA
    907-747–0616

    Known For

    • Creative pizzas
    • $3 beer on tap
    • Nice views
  • 5. Nugget Restaurant

    $$

    Travelers flying out of Sitka's airport retreat to the Nugget while waiting for their plane to arrive. The Nugget serves American classics for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but the homemade pies are the real attraction.

    600 Airport Dr., Sitka, Alaska, 99835, USA
    907-966–2480

    Known For

    • Homemade pie
    • Better-than-usual airport dining
    • Friday night prime rib
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