Location: Juneau
Top Restaurants in Juneau
Top Things to do in Juneau
- 1. Tracy Arm Fjord
- 2. Nugget Falls
- 3. Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center
- 4. Alaska State Museum
- 5. Alaskan Brewery and Bottling Company
- 6. Shrine of St. Therese
- 7. Perseverance National Recreation Trail
- 8. Mount Roberts Trail
- 9. Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure
- 10. DIPAC's Macaulay Salmon Hatchery
Alaska, United States Food Guide: 4 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Juneau
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Juneau, Alaska, United States. Because of its ideal location between the base of Mount Juneau and the Gastineau Channel, the Southeastern Alaskan city of Juneau has been the home of Native American fisherman, European fur traders, and American gold prospectors. Now a free-spirited state capital, Juneau is the perfect base for a journey into the gorgeous Alaskan wilderness, whether it's for fishing, kayaking, and dog sledding in the National Parks, whale-watching at Icy Strait, or glacier hiking at the Juneau Icefield.
Things to do in Juneau
1. Roma Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
With an incredible menu featuring Italian tapas, craft cocktails, and legendary brick-oven pizza, come enjoy a slice of style unlike anything else in Juneau.
Reviewed By WilliamduRone
I am a musician who has been working on cruise ships for the past two years. I have been lucky to have had the opportunity to try foods from all over the world, and this pizza is seriously better than what I enjoyed in Naples, Italy. I ordered the crazy Italian last week and came back for it again this week. Also Lina(sp?) was lovely and took great care of me on both occasions! Would highly recommend this hidden gem!!
2. Roma Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
With an incredible menu featuring Italian tapas, craft cocktails, and legendary brick-oven pizza, come enjoy a slice of style unlike anything else in Juneau.
Reviewed By WilliamduRone
I am a musician who has been working on cruise ships for the past two years. I have been lucky to have had the opportunity to try foods from all over the world, and this pizza is seriously better than what I enjoyed in Naples, Italy. I ordered the crazy Italian last week and came back for it again this week. Also Lina(sp?) was lovely and took great care of me on both occasions! Would highly recommend this hidden gem!!
3. In Bocca Al Lupo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
In Bocca Al Lupo â Italian for âinto the wolfâs mouth,â a way to wish someone âgood luckâ â opened in March of 2016. We feature handmade pasta and wood-fired pizzas in a warm, family-style atmosphere. House cured meat, and delicious cheeses round out a me
Reviewed By 20_times_ATW
It was fairly busy when we arrived without a reservation, but we got a table ok. The room is a bit noisy, but we all had excellent meals with a bottle of Montepulciano wine. My potato gnocchi was very good. The service was good without being intrusive.
4. Forno Rosso Alaska
Overall Ratings
3 based on 12 reviews
Our pizzas are made using the highest quality ingredients. We use a Valoriani wood-fired oven imported from Italy and mounted onto a custom built trailer. Cooking time for a personal size pizza averages about 5 minutes. We are located next to the downtown
Reviewed By Groovetta65
Owners are wonderful and classy, but the food selection, possibly because of the size, is minimal. The crust is good, but most else is lacking. What was most annoying was how many times we made the effort to come to this little place after an article was written about it in the paper, but it was never open - even when it's neighbors were in library alley and cruise ships were in.
