Bernadette’s Fast Food
225 Front St Ste 101, Juneau, AK, 99801
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Address :
225 Front St Ste 101
Juneau, AK, 99801 - Phone (907) 523-8062
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Paid
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : No
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Rae C.
Bernadette's has two locations. They have a stand right next to Marine View that sells only BBQ skewers, fried lumpia, and rice (things that are cooked on a grill). Then their main restaurant is inside the plaza building where they cook and serve fresh food (cooked to order). Mainly Filipino food (obviously because its owned by Filipinos) but they also serve burgers and fries, and other oriental dishes. Free wifi with every purchase. I love this place because it's a taste of home for me.
(4)Chris B.
This place was pretty good. It's a small place with seating inside some sort of of indoor mall. I think there is some confusion about this location and the barbecue stand with a similar name down the street, based on Yelpers' photos. The food was decent and interesting. They have Philippino food, teriyaki, some Chinese dishes and even burgers. I'd like to come back and try some of everything.
(3)George L.
Went here to have a taste of her cooking Filipino food, particularly her pork adobo and halo halo. My impressions were that the adobo sauce was salty and vinegary, that was apparent to my taste buds, the pork I thought was overcooked and on the dry side, as the temperature increases, the moisture get squeezed out of the protein strands. Her halo halo comes in two prices, to dine in in a larger size, or to go in a smaller size. Their halo halo is pretty decent, at first I thought it was mostly ice, but the shaved ice was hiding other sweet treats that I didn't noticed till later when I put the rest in a to go cup, then exposing the other sweet treats hidden before. There was deep fried fish which didn't interest me. I like my fish still filled with moisture, these looked like all the moisture has been long cooked out of them, not my idea of a delicious fish dish. Counter service, order, pay, wait. Wi-fi is available for a fee, or free at other places, such as the public library or the Imperial several doors down the same block. foodspotting.com/reviews… foodspotting.com/places/…
(3)Belikewater W.
Filipino & Indonesian food. Fish & Chips, burgers. FREE Wi-Fi. Have a street food cart barbecue location nearby and an indoor restaurant next door to the cart. The Filipino crew on board the Holland America Line cruise recommended this place. The pork inihaw/barbecue skewer was awesome and generously sized and I some of the best dinuguan I've ever had. We bought our food at the cart then went inside to the restaurant and ordered the halo-halo (means "mix mix"cause you have to mix the ingredients) which is a shaved ice dessert with ube (purple yam), corn, coconut, and milk among some of the ingredients. I noticed they had rendang beef on the Indonesian menu but didn't try it. The food cart is open late at night and I'm told the drinkers head there after the leaving the bar.
(5)Joskie B.
If I could thank the young Filipino man (I believe he worked in one of the 4 cruise ships that day, 07/04/13) who pointed us to your restaurant (after we were disappointed to see how long the line was to your barbeque stand) I would profusely thank him for his insight that we were Filipinos (many think I'm Oriental) looking for home made cooking....and we were not disappointed at all! The smell and taste of your sinigang na baboy, chicken adobo and ginisang sitaw with ground beef was to die for, and the reason I gave a 5 star! We are particular about salt intake but everything we ordered was cooked to perfection and didn't need "patis". We had a plate of heaping steamed rice that none of us could finish! The owner (I presumed he was the owner) made every effort to grab some chairs and split the table so my husband and I could eat our lunch sitting down. There were a few Filipinos sitting and not eating (or have eaten) but stay to use their computers, ipads, etc. while some were trying to find seats and tables to eat their lunch. This place is much a "turo-turo" joint and chairs and tables were set along one side of the walkway. After 4 days at sea (my husband and I cruised thru NCL, Vancouver to Whittier) and with the mediocre food they served on the ship my husband and I were extremely happy and satisfied of our experience with Bernadettes! Mabuhay!
(5)Blake F.
Best egg rolls in Juneau. BBQ is 7/10. Rice cost too much. I give them 3 stars because I went today and they were out of egg rolls. Completely ruined my week. Why me?
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