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Back Door Café
The town's best coffeehouse; accessed through either Old Harbor Books on Lincoln St or through the…you guessed it…which is off Barracks St. The cruise-ship hordes parading endlessly down Lincoln St can't immediately see it so they go elsewhere. As a result, the small place is full but not packed, and it's as local as it gets. The pleasant young staff members serve an eclectic clientele with a menu that includes great baked goods, bagel sandwiches and excellent high-octane espresso drinks.
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BayView Restaurant
A casual place that serves large portions, keeps the coffee cup filled and has 14 different types of hamburgers on the menu, even one called Basic Burger.
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Highliner Coffee
This is a bustling coffee emporium that roasts its own coffee and serves bagels, croissants and homebaked goodies. Among the sofas and tables is a roll of computers for Internet access (charges apply).
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Little Tokyo
Even crew members from the commercial fleet, who know a thing or two about raw fish, say Sitka's only sushi bar is a good catch.
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Ludvig's Bistro
Sitka's newest restaurant is also its best. Inside Ludvig's is as colorful as the commercial fishing district that surrounds it and European-quaint. There are only seven tables and a handful of stools at a brass-and-blue-tile bar. The women who run it describe their menu as 'rustic Mediterranean fare' and it is by far the most innovative cooking in Sitka. Their Katlian Special is whatever the local boats catch that day then pan-seared with a hint of smoke from Sitka alder.
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Sheldon Jackson College's Cafeteria
A budget find on campus. Since it's a cafeteria, you'll save money on tips, too.
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Twin Dragon
The Chinese dishes - Mandarin, Szechwan and Cantonese - are good; the view of the bustling boat harbor is outstanding.
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Van Winkle & Sons
Sitka's longtime proprietor of seafood serves up such specialties as Dungeness crab cakes, seafood soufflé and even a pizza covered with shrimp and scallops. Its 2nd-floor location and wall of windows allows you to dine to a view of Sitka's island-studded harbor.
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Victoria's
Have a fishing charter to catch at the break of dawn? Then this is where you'll want to come for breakfast, the reason this busy café opens so early. Most likely you'll see your charter captain eating here as well. For lunch try the halibut wraps.
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