Hazel’s guidebook
Where to eat and visit in Kodiak
Beautiful nature walks and old WWII bunkers! A must visit!
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Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park
Beautiful nature walks and old WWII bunkers! A must visit!
By far, our best reccomendation for cafe and coffee shop rolled into one is Monk’s Rock Coffeehouse and Bookstore. It is an eclectic little shop that serves the best breakfasts and lunches in town! They also have a wonderful toy store in the second floor called The Tree House. It’s worth a visit!
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Monk's Rock Coffee House
202 Rezanof Dr WBy far, our best reccomendation for cafe and coffee shop rolled into one is Monk’s Rock Coffeehouse and Bookstore. It is an eclectic little shop that serves the best breakfasts and lunches in town! They also have a wonderful toy store in the second floor called The Tree House. It’s worth a visit!
Another great coffee shop with excellent food is Java Flats, located in the Bells Flats area of town. They make delicious sandwiches and are very popular so we recommend ordering ahead.
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Java Flats
11206 Rezanof Dr W
Another great coffee shop with excellent food is Java Flats, located in the Bells Flats area of town. They make delicious sandwiches and are very popular so we recommend ordering ahead.
Beautiful place to check out in downtown Kodiak! Free film screenings, neat gifts and lots to see!
Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center
402 Center StBeautiful place to check out in downtown Kodiak! Free film screenings, neat gifts and lots to see!
Kodiak History Museum
101 E Marine WayA great place to brush up on local history!