Guidebook for Sitka

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Guidebook for Sitka

Food Scene

The best coffee and fresh baked goods in town. If you get there between 11:30-12:30 you might make it in time to grab a lunch special before they run out! This place is a local hangout.
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Back Door
104 Barracks St
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The best coffee and fresh baked goods in town. If you get there between 11:30-12:30 you might make it in time to grab a lunch special before they run out! This place is a local hangout.
One of the nicer restaurants in town, only open during the summer season. Great dining with even better views!! Make a reservation if you plan to go.
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Channel Club
2906 Halibut Point Rd
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One of the nicer restaurants in town, only open during the summer season. Great dining with even better views!! Make a reservation if you plan to go.
Hands down best restaurant in town. Reservations required! call ahead before your trip so you know that you can make it. The wine bar above the restaurant doesn't take reservations, and is a great option if you cant get in for a dining reservation. Only open during the summer season :(
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Ludvig's Bistro
256 Katlian St
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Hands down best restaurant in town. Reservations required! call ahead before your trip so you know that you can make it. The wine bar above the restaurant doesn't take reservations, and is a great option if you cant get in for a dining reservation. Only open during the summer season :(
One of our favorite places to eat breakfast/lunch is Wildflour Cafe. They serve coffee, smoothies, fresh baked goods, and lunch. Located just across the street (next to Subway). One of the healthier dining options in town.
WildFlour Cafe & Bakery
327 Seward Street
One of our favorite places to eat breakfast/lunch is Wildflour Cafe. They serve coffee, smoothies, fresh baked goods, and lunch. Located just across the street (next to Subway). One of the healthier dining options in town.

Consejos para la ciudad

Cómo moverse

Sitka is walk-friendly and the easiest way to get around

If you don't have a rental car and don't mind potential rain, we suggest renting a bike from yellow jersey cycle shop, just a block or two away and then biking out to each end of town
Costumbres y cultura

Everyone knows everyone, so don't be afraid to say "Hi"

Since this town is so small the locals can spot a traveler from a mile away. Locals are very friendly and happy to help out, so if you feel lost or are looking for local input, just ask! We love to make eye contact and say hi when passing by strangers, so join in the culture and say hello to all the friendly faces.
Formas de ahorrar

Buy a silver saver card if you are here for a longer stay

Silver Saver cards are sold by the Chamber of Commerce and participating businesses. Each card features local discounts that really add up. The card is $15 and proceeds go to supporting the Chamber.