Caroline Metosh-Dickey

Google review

They have gluten free crust for their fabulous pizzas.

Pete Morelewicz

Google review

Traveled through Sitka and made this a priority stop for their gluten-free offerings. The menu is creative and the food is outta sight. I had the Kimchi fries and the black cod onigiri. If I lived closer than 4,000 miles away, I'd be there every week.

Cliff Cullen

Google review

If you're in Sitka, you absolutely cannot miss dining at Beak Restaurant. This hidden gem, nestled on the lower level of a local radio station, is worth the slight detour. The food is nothing short of extraordinary—fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully crafted. I had the pleasure of trying the gooseneck barnacles appetizer for the first time, and it was a delightful and unique experience. For my main course, the blackened lingcod sandwich was perfectly spicy and satisfying. The rockfish tacos, crunchy and gluten-free, were a standout with their incredible taste. Beak shines not only in its food but also in its inclusivity and friendliness. They offer a range of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, all clearly marked, and proudly support the LGBTQ+ community and Indigenous peoples. The restaurant's welcoming atmosphere, friendly staff, and excellent food make it a must-visit spot. If you find yourself in Sitka, do yourself a favor and make Beak a priority.

Dean S

Google review

First, the place was open when most others weren’t (no cruise ships in = most places not open). Second, the owner said everything was cooked from scratch, so we were confident that gluten intolerant requests could be accommodated. Best Mexican food we’ve had in a while. Homemade enchilada sauce was a welcome change from most other places. Truly authentic, family made. Seemed very popular with take out crowd, too. Owner was pleasant to talk with and very accommodating.

Danny K

Google review

This place offers a great view of the water. Definetly request a table in advance if that's part of your visit. Small menu with no frills steak and fish dishes. The appetizers are a bit of a shining spot on the menu. Gluten free options. The wine list was disappointing. I know through Covid cuts have to be made, but buying a $10 bottle of wine from the liquor store here for 4 timed that was tough. The staff seem to be all local, so that's a nice touch compared to more seasonal staff elsewhere. Great service. I hope they continue well into the future. I will visit this place again.