Where to have lunch & shop in Ketchikan

[HoneymoonCruiser5]

Hi everyone! My Mom and I are cruising to Alaska next month for the first time! What are your favorite stores and places to get lunch? Thanks!

[PittsburghNative]

22 minutes ago, rick160158 said:

Google...."Best places to eat in Ketchikan".

 

I think she wants some recommendations. Anyone can Google that.

 

OP, I can’t say as I’ve never been but my mom and I are also cruising next month. Have fun!

Edited April 18, 2019 by PittsburghNative

[Anita Latte]

We shopped on Creek St and while talking with a local got several recommendations. We went to the Alaska Fish House. Really good. Knowing that we would be eating several versions of fish and chips, our group ordered salmon fish and chips and also the salmon chowder. These fish and chips were DS’ fave and that soup was so good...the recipe is online, but they would hand it out on request. Also...local brews were on tap there.

 

https://exclusivealaska.com/our-restaurant

Edited April 18, 2019 by Anita Latte

[Coral]

Tongass Trading is very popular for "cheap souvenirs". They are right on the dock. They sell a pretty nice jacket for $20. They have a lot of variety of items - most things are not made in Alaska. https://tongasstrading.com/store/ 

 

Creek Street is fun to walk around. There is a store there that carries a lot of items made in Alaska called Sam McGee's. https://sammcgeesalaska.com 

 

Alava's Fish-n-Chowder and Burger Queen (right next to each other. Both places are "no frills" but quality food.

Edited April 18, 2019 by Coral

[nancygp]

Really enjoyed lunch at Annabelles

 

Nancy

[Ashland]

Another vote for Alaska Fish House (right next to the lumber jack show) great fish-n-chips.

 

And if you like candy try KetchiCandies !!

[RoyalVisit]

3 hours ago, Coral said:

Tongass Trading is very popular for "cheap souvenirs". They are right on the dock. They sell a pretty nice jacket for $20. They have a lot of variety of items - most things are not made in Alaska. https://tongasstrading.com/store/ 

 

Creek Street is fun to walk around. There is a store there that carries a lot of items made in Alaska called Sam McGee's. https://sammcgeesalaska.com 

 

Alava's Fish-n-Chowder and Burger Queen (right next to each other. Both places are "no frills" but quality food.

Definitely going to visit Sam McGees! Although I won't bring any Alaskan moose poop back to Nova Scotia 😂 Thanks for the suggestions! I'll be looking for Alaskan theme cufflinks.

[DougH]

I like Alava's. Not fancy at all but decent price and good food. Just a little place so be prepared. It's just outside the tunnel. Burger Queen is also good for a quick bite and very popular with the crews

[Host Carolyn]

Scanlon Gallery is one of our favorite shops  in Ketchikan.