Guests mosey through swinging doors & onto a sawdust floor in this Western-style spot with pub eats.
Stopped here on our way back to the cruise ship. Had the famous duck fart and they didn’t disappoint. Husband got fish and chips. He enjoyed very much. I had chowder and it was good with oyster crackers. Such a fun experience and great music!
The Red Dog was highly recommended to us. We took a cruise to Alaska and the fish place we went. Not disappointed at all. The chowder was worth it alone. We got the "DUCK FART" shot. I got the Red Dog Beer and was very smooth. My wife got the Alaskan Kölsch Ale. I highly recommend this place. It's eclectic with live music that was amazing.
Other than the atmosphere, I'm not sure where all the 5 star reviews are coming from! The food is your typical bar food, nothing out of the ordinary and definitely nothing top rated! The drinks were standard bar drinks and the duck farts were just like all the other duck farts I've had at all the other party places I've had them! We sat at the bar and the service was borderline rude, like we were bothering her or something. The place is super cool though with live music, 3-6 inches of sawdust on the floor and decor taking you back to the gold rush days. If there's a line out front, I can't say as it's worth the wait, there's way better places to eat and drink!
This is another place to set your expectations. You don't want to eat here. It's a fun tourist trap with live music and a cute saloon theme, including actual sawdust on the floor. The food is fair. Everyone comes for the Duck Fart. It's an odd shot, but I guess it works. The beer choices were good. I had a nice local beer-Red Dog Ale. My reindeer sausage was so bland I had to ask for mustard. The pizza was like a cheap frozen one. I guess it really had reindeer meat, but who could tell?? The service was good. The waitress did a great job of keeping up with the mob of tourists. Go for the fun, music and drinks.
My wife and I stopped by the Red Dog Saloon during our Alaskan cruise, and it was a fantastic experience! The bartender was great—friendly and attentive—and the atmosphere was just what we were looking for. The food was reasonably priced considering the area, and the quality was excellent. We tried the pretzels, Avalanche Burger, and Yakobi Smoked Chowder, all of which were delicious. We also enjoyed their house wine and the Alaskan Kolach Ale, which paired perfectly with our meal. One of the highlights was the live country music, which added to the authentic and lively vibe of the place. Just keep in mind that the seating is strict—not like a regular bar—so it's best to plan accordingly. Overall, if you're in town, this is a great spot to unwind and enjoy some tasty local food and drinks!