The Hangar On The Wharf

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Suresh Jayaraman

Located in the heart of Juneau, next to port where usually Quantam of the seas docks in the blue colored building next to it.

This is a busy place and usually there is a wait about 20 mins. We ordered lazy suzy, king crab, fettuccine and the soup. The soup was delicious and savory. The highlight is the crab meat, very fresh. Visit if you can and support local business

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Nomadicus

The Hanger is right over the water with huge windows that lets Juneau show off a little. It’s a quick stroll from the port, and the whole space feels built for locals and groups rolling in after a day on the water.

Prices land in that familiar Alaska–port-city zone, leaning high, but the portions arrive like they’ve been bulking up for winter. No one left hungry.

Our party of eight did hit an early snag. Instead of pushing a pair of four-tops together, the team wedged us into a booth clearly meant for six, then added chairs like an afterthought. When we asked for alternatives, the response wasn’t exactly warm. Service after that floated between attentive and oddly absent, depending on the moment.

Still, once the food arrived, the kitchen redeemed quite a bit. Salads came loaded with actual personality instead of a mountain of lettuce. The halibut fish and chips were crisp, generous, and extremely satisfying. Chowder landed in steaming, oversized bowls, and the burger held its own against the seafood crowd.

Despite a few service missteps and the seating saga aside, The Hanger delivers hearty plates and a classic waterfront view, especially for anyone craving Alaska comfort food.

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ana tavares

Great place, good and fast service. It is quiet busy specially during the high season. The decoration is lovely and it has amazing views. I tried the Halibut burger and the fish was delicious. I didn't find it expensing considering it was Halibut and it was really well cooked.