Posted in Alaska
August 03, 2019
Don’t Miss This Small Town Restaurant For The Most Delicious Crab In Alaska
Alaska is without a doubt, the king of seafood. We have some of the most amazing product you’ll find in the world; delicious and sustainably harvested! If you’re in the mood for some excellent Alaska crab, head to the tiny town of Sitka, Alaska. Halibut Point Crab and Chowder is the purveyor of some of the tastiest Dungeness crab you’ll find in Alaska!
The best part is, they actually catch the crabs themselves! Every day during the summer crab season they catch the crab and deliver to the restaurant fresh and ready for customers to order!
But after June 15th they serve the freshest crab you can get in Alaska! Prior to June 15th the crab is still incredibly delicious, and still caught by them during the winter crabbing season!
If you’re headed in on a cruise ship, you can’t miss this perfect location! Just head down the gangplank to help yourself to their delicious crab menu!
With large picnic tables that can seat at least six people each, if you’re lucky you won’t have to wait too long! This restaurant also has a large holding tank for the crab you’ll eat. In fact, you can pick out your live crab, and then hold it and take a picture with it before eating it!
Try it in a combo, Asian style, or as a cocktail! They even have King Crab if you’re in the mood to go big!
If you’re not feeling the Dungeness crab, take a peek at their fish and chips made with fresh halibut or salmon! Or try their salmon burger or their clam chowder.
You can find them at their Address: 4513 Halibut Point Road, Old Sitka Cruise Ship Dock, Sitka, AK 99835-9507. Their May through September hours are contingent on cruise ship docking times, so make sure to check out their website for current hours!
If you want to know more about Halibut Point Crab and Chowder, check out their website here!
Have you had a chance to try the delicious Alaska crab at this restaurant? What did you think? Let us know in the comments below!
While you’re in Sitka, make sure to check out learn more about Why This One Little Town Is Alaska’s Best Kept Secret!
