Eating in Alaska’s Hidden One Building Town #shorts

Whittier, Alaska, a town that utilized to only be available by boat or plane, has among the most remote locations to purchase fish and chips– Varly's Swiftwater coffee shop.

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17 Comments

    1. I’ve had fish and chips in Alaska and I’ve had them in England and Alaska has you beat easily

    2. @whipasnaper ok what is the difference to you then if they aren’t β€œfish and chips”

    3. @whipasnaper only difference to me between how they were presented was the chips in England were more flat, but the fries in Alaska were way better cuz they were handcut, and the beer batter and the quality of the cod was much better then in England because it was only caught like 10 minutes before I ate it.

  1. Really makes you think what a whole different world out there is from your small hometown.

  2. Remind me when i was worked on cruises…it’s a beautiful place….thank’s god

  3. That’s the way to go word of mouth,it can make or break a business.

  4. I’d seriously move there in a heartbeat. About to relocate somewhere..

  5. I loved Whittier it was so fun to visit I also live in Alaska so the views weren’t a surprise but the tunnel through the mountain was absolutely the best part

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