The Sittin' Sasquatch — Restaurant in Alaska

A few days ago some crew members and I went there to get a coffee and unwind from our daily routine we weren't sure if we're going to eat anything but ordered coffee to just sit down and have a little chat one of the staff literally told us indirectly if we're not going to eat anything to please leave at the time the place wasn't busy and there were some open tables and we were just sitting by the window enjoying our coffee didn't see anything wrong with that at the end of the day we are paying customers whether or not we chose to eat something or not I don't think it's okay to tell people to leave especially since sometimes that's our only normal feeling and how we chose to spend our time /break outside and this by the way wasn't out first time there this was a regular spot for us when our ship docks I don't think I/we will be coming there as it just doesn't feel very welcoming after...

I came here twice - once for just a cup of coffee and a slice of loaf. Both were perfect and delicious - the Hikers delight is a very well done dirty chai and the loaf was perfectly moist.

Both were so good that I had to go back another day. This time though I changed it up and tried their Sasquatch waffle with cream cheese frosting along with the Hikers Delight. Wow! That might be the best waffle I have ever had and was not expecting anything nearly so delicious. The batter was perfectly layered and tasted exactly like a cinnamon bun fresh out of the oven, but in waffle form. I am only disappointed that I did not try this on my first day!

I would highly recommend this spot - great locally sourced ingredients that are prepared amazingly. The atmosphere of the cart is also perfect - with some covered outdoor seating. Locals and tourists were hitting...

This was a place I hadn’t heard about and wasn’t highlighted on Google or anywhere. We stumbled upon a menu outside on the window and returned with our party to eat. It was a good find. The food was really good and it was a great experience. The two downsides were the seating and the portions. I ordered the Yeti Berry and it was underwhelming in size. It was really good, however I left just about as hungry as I came but wasn’t willing to spend more than the nearly $20 I spent already to satisfy my appetite. We also ordered a thanksgiving dinner panini that was flavorful but was disappointing that it had cheap lunch meat instead of carved meat for context of the name. Value is the only reason I wouldn’t give a five star here. The tall tables are hard to eat at if you plan to get up during your meal. The chairs don’t slide and you end up hitting your...