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Eagles Nest Italian Eatery – Cape Fox Lodge
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Nomadicus
The Eagles Nest sits tucked behind Cape Fox Lodge, perched high above Ketchikan’s iconic Creek Street. Getting there is part adventure, part lesson. We took the tram up and walked down the wooden staircase trail after the meal, which turned out to be the better half of the experience. The tram itself was disorganized from the wait times to the less-than-helpful attendant, so if you’re able, skip it altogether and walk up.
Finding the restaurant can feel oddly unintuitive. There’s no direct entrance from inside the lodge and approaching from the front leaves you wondering if you’ve made a wrong turn. The trick is heading around the side of the building. Once inside, any confusion evaporates instantly.
The interior hits with surprise and confidence, an urban chic space that feels more city loft than mountain lodge. Step outside and the restaurant doubles down, offering sweeping views over downtown and Creek Street that easily steal a few moments of silence before the first sip or bite. Or if you spot whales breaching, as we did upon seating.
Thankfully, the food matches the buildup. The Neapolitan-style pizzas are the clear stars, with beautifully blistered leopard-spotted crusts and a gentle smokiness from the wood-fired oven. Freshness shows everywhere, especially in the tomato sauce, which tastes bright and alive rather than cooked down into submission. From the appetizers to the pizzas to the cocktails, everything felt thoughtful and well executed.
Eagles Nest is the kind of place that rewards curiosity. Once you find it, you realize you’ve stumbled onto something special. A true hidden gem in Ketchikan, and absolutely worth going out of your way to visit.
… moreFinding the restaurant can feel oddly unintuitive. There’s no direct entrance from inside the lodge and approaching from the front leaves you wondering if you’ve made a wrong turn. The trick is heading around the side of the building. Once inside, any confusion evaporates instantly.
The interior hits with surprise and confidence, an urban chic space that feels more city loft than mountain lodge. Step outside and the restaurant doubles down, offering sweeping views over downtown and Creek Street that easily steal a few moments of silence before the first sip or bite. Or if you spot whales breaching, as we did upon seating.
Thankfully, the food matches the buildup. The Neapolitan-style pizzas are the clear stars, with beautifully blistered leopard-spotted crusts and a gentle smokiness from the wood-fired oven. Freshness shows everywhere, especially in the tomato sauce, which tastes bright and alive rather than cooked down into submission. From the appetizers to the pizzas to the cocktails, everything felt thoughtful and well executed.
Eagles Nest is the kind of place that rewards curiosity. Once you find it, you realize you’ve stumbled onto something special. A true hidden gem in Ketchikan, and absolutely worth going out of your way to visit.
Sunshine
Everyone we talked with mentioned the Eagle’s nest for pizza. They were right. The food was good; the view was spectacular. The eagles were around. The pizza was great. They had a great crust. And the oven made it taste so good. We even had the baked Alaska (which isn’t actually an Alaskan dish, but was made to honor Alaska joining the US). Either way it was delicious!
… moreFabian Jungmann
This was a recommendation from other tourists who had found this quiet hotel and restaurant right above Creek Street up a few steps. The views are good and it’s nestled in the trees. Unfortunately for us, the terrace was closed due to rain, but on a sunny day this would be a great place to sit. Because it’s not right on Creek Street it was almost completely empty for lunch, which is a shame because it should have been much busier! The pizza was great and they let us do half an half on one of the 15” pizzas, which was just perfect for two of us to share. Friendly service too.
… moreJohnny Rodriguez
Just left Ketchikan on Celebrity Edge. Researched this place before coming out. So it was a must do and wasn’t disappointed. It’s an uphill hike but well worn it. Asked our server for his best choice out of three options. Went with his choice of Eagle Supreme. Very nice view for pictures. Witnessed Water Landing Aircraft fly by and take off. A bald eagle and could see and hear a little bit of the Lumberjack show. Check it out If you can squeeze it in on your Port Day.
… moreMatt Peppes
Some of the best pizza I’ve had! Can be tricky to find this place but the atmosphere was awesome and the views were perfect! We were lucky to grab a table outside and soak in the views. Great local brews on tap, the service was excellent, and the pizzas were all phenomenal. My favorite was the “Eagle’s Egg” which was a bbq delight! We’re only in town for a few days but we might try to come back again before we go!
… moreMichael J Charles
We found this restaurant by random while exploring the Salmon Walk in Ketchikan, and it couldn’t have been more fitting. After making our way up what felt like a step street, we ended up on this wooden deck, high up in the trees, with a view that made it feel like we were literally in an eagle’s nest looking out over Ketchikan. The name fits perfectly. The crisp, cool air and the open-air vibe just added to the experience.
We shared an oven-baked pizza that was absolutely packed with flavor, and my friend had an old fashioned that was seriously on point—big ice, perfectly crafted. Even though I didn’t have one myself, it was too good not to mention.
This place just hits all the right notes—great food, amazing drinks, and a setting you won’t forget. I’d come back again, no question.
… moreWe shared an oven-baked pizza that was absolutely packed with flavor, and my friend had an old fashioned that was seriously on point—big ice, perfectly crafted. Even though I didn’t have one myself, it was too good not to mention.
This place just hits all the right notes—great food, amazing drinks, and a setting you won’t forget. I’d come back again, no question.
Jhasen Seludo
Went here on a double date for my birthday, and both me and my friends got fully burnt pizzas. We were the only customers there. I don’t get how they burnt our food so bad and had the audacity to serve it but they did.
… moreAlan Snider
We hiked up here from one of the cruise ships in town in an attempt to avoid the crowds during July 4th. Great view of the harbor from the deck, great food, ice cold pint of beer. Couldn’t ask for more. Definitely worth the climb up.
… moreYNWA Montgomery
This is a really good authentic pizza in a really fun, retro, and relaxed restaurant. Ketchikan, you’ve been holding out on me. You should tell people about this place. Loved the food and the service.
… moreDavis Malmgren
Fantastic pizza with wonderful toppings and combinations. The thin crust is beautifully done and perfectly cooked. They have wonderfully cooked brisket and other variety of meats. I absolutely loved it here.
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