4 Best Restaurants in Juneau, Juneau, the Inside Passage, and Southeast Alaska

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We've compiled the best of the best in Juneau - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Douglas Café

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In the heart of quiet Douglas, across the bridge and a couple of miles from downtown Juneau, this family diner has Formica tables and a menu that includes omelets, sandwiches, kids' favorites, and burgers that are often cited as the best in the city. This is a good choice for those seeking an alternative to downtown Juneau's midsummer crowds.

916 3rd St., Douglas, AK, 99824, USA
907-364–3307
Known For
  • Burgers and fries
  • Hearty breakfasts
  • Local crowd
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon.

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Heritage Coffee Company

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Established in 1974, Heritage Coffee serves locally roasted coffees, along with gelato, fresh pastries, and a variety of sandwiches. The flagship store sits on the corner of Front and Seward streets, while other locations include smaller cafés at 230 South Franklin, a branch inside Foodland IGA market, and the Glacier Cafe in the Mendenhall Valley, as well as two drive-throughs.

The Rookery Café

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This lively café fills up quickly at noon with locals on lunch break, making it a great place for people-watching while munching on a salad or a fried chicken sandwich. You can also have a delicious breakfast here; if the fresh-baked pastry doesn't tempt you (although it surely will) try the bravas potato bowl or adobo loco moco. Coffee in all its forms is also outstanding.

111 Seward St., Juneau, AK, 99801, USA
907-463–3013
Known For
  • Delicious baked goods
  • Creative lunch options
  • Outstanding coffee drinks
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun.

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The Sandpiper Café

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This busy and bright café in the Aak'w Village District, about a five-minute walk from the center of town, is a popular destination for brunch on weekends. It's also a good choice for lunch if you're visiting the state museum, as it's less than a block away.

429 W. Willoughby Ave., AK, 99801, USA
907-586–3150
Known For
  • French toast
  • Reuben sandwiches
  • Weekend brunch
Restaurant Details
No dinner

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