
easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated dining.
Experience Alaska’s rugged frontier through a multi-course feast overlooking Ketchikan’s busy floatplane docks. This dining adventure blends rich local history with fresh-caught seafood in a historic waterfront setting.
Perched on the edge of Ketchikan’s bustling waterfront, the Alaska Bush Pilots Sights & Bites Feast invites travelers to experience authentic Alaskan cuisine framed by the setting of a working floatplane dock. Imagine settling into a historic building where the roar of engines and the steady hum of propellers provide a lively soundtrack, while bush pilots—from rugged local aviators to visiting adventurers—unwind after a day navigating Alaska’s challenging skies.

This popular feast fills quickly, especially during cruise season—reserve your spot ahead of time to avoid disappointment.
Get a close-up look at varied bush planes before dinner and catch the activity at the historic docks just outside the venue.
Layered clothing works best—the restaurant overlooks open water where temperatures can drop in the evening.
The feast features fixed courses with local ingredients; alert staff beforehand if you have allergies or restrictions.
Ketchikan’s role as a bush flying hub dates back to the 1920s, when floatplanes became essential lifelines for coastal communities.
The venue supports local fisheries and sources ingredients sustainably to honor Alaska’s fragile marine ecosystems.
The waterfront dining spot can be cool and breezy even on warm days.
summer specific
Capture floatplane activity and historic photo displays during your visit.
If planning to explore the waterfront area before or after the feast.
Alaska’s coastal weather can change quickly; be prepared for wind and rain.
fall specific