“A great place to to get good meal that doesn't break the bank. We go as a family and really enjoy the laidback atmosphere, fast and friendly service, consistently good food, nothing fancy but done well. They have a huge menu but we have mostly stuck with burgers and sandwiches, the chicken sandwich is bomb.“
“It's a type of whole in the wall bar I justso happen to be looking for a last minute place when I got off from the rail for a cocktail and something quick to eat and the Google maps chose this as the the first place so I went and every now and then I go back.“
“This is the most Native bar ever lol. I usually come here with relatives when I'm visiting Alaska. Drinks are good and not too pricey. Workers are pretty nice. A lot of oldies music and some new ones. It's a native bar, so of course you'll have some people who just get mad for god knows what.“
“The bar is quaint. I met a friend here. She has been coming here for years. The bartender was great.The patrons - well... interesting. I walked into the bar to order a drink. I set the empty glasses on the bar. No one said anything to me. I felt like an outsider. If the bartender said something to me I didn't hear him. However, he brought over new drinks, set them on the bar, and walked away.I was sitting outside in the sun. Rare opportunity to do so. A guy walked up the the table to talk to my friend. I asked permission to touch his beard but touched it before he gave permission. I said "oh sorry" but I do owe him a full apology. Boundaries and consent are important. I had a few drinks at this point, but no excuse.Then awhile later another guy walked out of the bar. I said "oh, he has a nice beard too." Please note I was 6-8 feet away at this point. This guy screamed! Actually screamed! He said "Don't touch my beard! You touched that other guys beard! Don't touch mine!" as he ran away.I thought he was joking because I have NEVER seen a grown man act that way. So I took a couple steps towards him. I did not touch him at all. I finished visiting with my friend and finished my drink. A bit later I went in to pay my tab. Again - NO ONE SAID ANYTHING TO ME. I felt like an intruder. An outsider. I stood at the end of the bar to pay my tab. Further down the bar I saw the guy with the beard. The guy who ran & screamed. I still thought he was joking/playing so I went and stood next to him. Again - I DID NOT TOUCH HIM AT ALL. No part of me touched any part of him. He screamed "Get away from me!!!" and ran out the door. I then went back to the end of the bar to pay my tab. A very nice gentleman at the end of the bar helped me. I am not sure what was going on with the other man. I will apologize for upsetting him, but I never touched him or even said anything to him! I am assuming mental issues but I don't know. The bartender was great, although very quiet. The bar was very clean, the bathrooms were very clean. No food available.I hear the Irish coffees are fantastic. I am not sure if I will go back. If you're looking for a quiet place with summer outdoor seating and good drinks, then give Reilly's a chance. Just don't expect a warm welcome.“