Jenny & Kenny's Top Picks for Seward
Food scene
Just a hop, skip and a jump from Coast & Clay! Here in the old train station, you'll find Zudy's Cafe. Judy, the owner, is best known for her to-die-for desserts, but you don't have to stop there.
You can start the day with coffee, end the day with beer or wine or grab a gourmet sandwich or panini for lunch. If you try the soup, you'll enjoy it out of a Nakao Ceramics bowl all while enjoying those stunning bay views.
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Zudy's Cafe
501 Railway AveJust a hop, skip and a jump from Coast & Clay! Here in the old train station, you'll find Zudy's Cafe. Judy, the owner, is best known for her to-die-for desserts, but you don't have to stop there.
You can start the day with coffee, end the day with beer or wine or grab a gourmet sandwich or panini for lunch. If you try the soup, you'll enjoy it out of a Nakao Ceramics bowl all while enjoying those stunning bay views.
THE hot spot to dine in Seward. You'll be lucky to get a table, but worth the effort. Chef Lane knows how to keep the foodies coming back with his creative menus, well-sourced ingredients and stellar wine pairings. Consider sitting at the bar for beer and oysters if you're looking for a taste.
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The Cookery
209 5th AveTHE hot spot to dine in Seward. You'll be lucky to get a table, but worth the effort. Chef Lane knows how to keep the foodies coming back with his creative menus, well-sourced ingredients and stellar wine pairings. Consider sitting at the bar for beer and oysters if you're looking for a taste.
Coffee and Giftshop
Resurrect your senses in this church turned coffee house. You'll find plenty to gaze upon inside: Alaskan artists and makers line the walls and shelves. You'll even find some made-in-Seward gems. Or you can head upstairs for a game of chess and gaze out those large arching windows.
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Resurrect Art Coffee House
320 3rd AveResurrect your senses in this church turned coffee house. You'll find plenty to gaze upon inside: Alaskan artists and makers line the walls and shelves. You'll even find some made-in-Seward gems. Or you can head upstairs for a game of chess and gaze out those large arching windows.
Sightseeing
Take a closer look at the local creatures in Resurrection Bay. It's especially great for kids or rainy days.
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Alaska SeaLife Center
301 Railway AveTake a closer look at the local creatures in Resurrection Bay. It's especially great for kids or rainy days.
While you're in Seward, a visit to Exit Glacier is highly recommended. You can take a short walk up to its base or spend a whole day hiking up to the Harding Ice Field.
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Exit Glacier
While you're in Seward, a visit to Exit Glacier is highly recommended. You can take a short walk up to its base or spend a whole day hiking up to the Harding Ice Field.
Health Food Store
Knows as "the health food store / hippy store" amongst locals, Frontier Trading Post is the closest thing to a grocery store in downtown Seward. With a coffee counter and grab-and-go sandwich bin, it's a good stop before you venture out. You'll find some fancy versions of essentials like milk, bread and cheese and specialty items like gluten-free, vegan snacks. Of course, there are a million delightful smells of essential oils and spices. You could spend the day in there.
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Frontier Trading Post
233 4th AveKnows as "the health food store / hippy store" amongst locals, Frontier Trading Post is the closest thing to a grocery store in downtown Seward. With a coffee counter and grab-and-go sandwich bin, it's a good stop before you venture out. You'll find some fancy versions of essentials like milk, bread and cheese and specialty items like gluten-free, vegan snacks. Of course, there are a million delightful smells of essential oils and spices. You could spend the day in there.