4 Best Restaurants in Kodiak, The Kenai Peninsula and Southcentral Alaska

Henry's Great Alaskan Restaurant

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A big, boisterous, friendly place near the small-boat harbor, Henry's has a menu that's equally big. There's fresh local seafood, of course, but also everything from barbecue and rack of lamb to gourmet salads, pastas, and even some Cajun dishes. Get started with one of the many appetizers (the smoked salmon is always a good choice), and finish up with one of their tasty desserts.

Java Flats

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This great coffee shop represents the true essence of Kodiak life. Fantastic breakfast burritos, vegetarian sandwiches, and excellent coffee make this the perfect place to stock up on provisions before embarking on exciting bear-watching and salmon-fishing adventures.

11206 W. Rezanof Dr., Kodiak, Alaska, 99615, USA
907-487–2622
Known For
  • tasty vegetarian sandwiches
  • grab-and-go options
  • best coffee in town
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues.

Kodiak Hana Restaurant

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This converted powerhouse facility allows a close-up view of Near Island and the channel connecting the boat harbors with the Gulf of Alaska. Enjoy fine steaks and classic seafood dishes or fresh sushi and sashimi while watching the procession of fishing boats gliding past on their way to catch or bring back your next meal. Keep your eyes peeled for sea otters, seals, sea lions, and eagles, too. The menu also features gyoza, shumai (fried noodles), and rice specials.

516 E. Marine Way, Kodiak, Alaska, 99615, USA
907-481–1088
Known For
  • excellent sushi
  • great views of marine wildlife
  • diverse fresh fish dishes
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: No lunch Sun.

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Rendezvous Bar & Grill

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A shanty roadhouse of sorts, Rendezvous serves drinks all night and caters to locals with great grub and live music from artists that hail from all over the country. And every afternoon (except Monday), the locals and tourists show up in droves to fill their bellies with the tastiest eats on the island. The clam chowder, halibut sandwich, and fish tacos are enough to make anyone fall deeper in love with Alaska—but get there before the 7:30 pm witching hour, when the menu turns back to liquid-only.