Haines Restaurants

Restaurants in Haines

  1. A

    Bamboo Room

    Another longtime Haines survivor with a footnote in history: CBS newsman Charles Kuralt once ate here. The blueberry hotcakes come smothered in whipped cream and syrup, and will kick-start your day with a sugar buzz that will last until noon. For dinner, mingle with locals in the adjoining Pioneer Bar for a beer and then indulge in a plate of steamed Dungeness crabs served whole.

    reviewed

  2. B

    Lighthouse Restaurant

    Major renovation in 2005 included bay windows to highlight the restaurant's best asset, a table overlooking a bustling boat harbor. The seafood-laden menu has also been upgraded with mains such as buttery, rich ginger sable fish with a coconut-wasabi sauce and blackened sockeye salmon that was netted by the local fleet in Lynn Canal.

    reviewed

  3. C

    Commander's Room

    Located in Hotel Halsingland in Fort Seward is Haines' most upscale restaurant. There's white tablecloths, a fine wine list and a chef who has a herb garden out back. Begin the evening with a drink in its cozy Officer's Club Lounge. Tired of seafood? Try the butternut-squash ravioli served with hazelnut brown butter and sage sauce.

    reviewed

  4. D

    Local Catch

    Near Fort Seward is this small shed with a big deck and outdoor tables. Here you'll find your morning latte, as well as interesting Thai, vegetarian and breakfast fare like the popular Big 'O' Burrito, a tortilla overflowing with eggs, potatoes, cheese and homemade salsa.

    reviewed

  5. E

    Grizzly Greg's Pizzeria

    This place is multifaceted; it serves pizza but also offers sandwiches, fried chicken, nachos and ice cream. If you just climbed Mt Riley, try the Grizzly Combo calzone stuffed with eight toppings. Big enough to feed a grizzly.

    reviewed

  6. F

    Fireweed Restaurant

    This bright and laid-back bistro looks like it belongs in California rather than Haines. Vegetarians actually have a choice here (try the veggie baked ziti).

    reviewed

  7. G

    South of the Border

    A small Mexican restaurant that serves decent tamales, chile relleno and, of course, a Nacho Supreme. If only they had a license to serve beer.

    reviewed

  8. Mosey's Cantina

    A cute and cozy Mexican restaurant serving halibut-stuffed burritos and the local beer.

    reviewed

  9. H

    Chilkat Restaurant & Bakery

    Locals have been gathering here for a slice of rhubarb-strawberry pie for 25 years.

    reviewed

  10. I

    Mountain Market & Spirits

    Great coffee, innovative wraps, cool atmosphere.

    reviewed

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