Yukon Bar
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Local rustic Bar with good selection of local beer and music. They have karoke and open mic comedy nights during weekdays and also a pool table. The roof or ceiling of the bar is covered with actual $$ bills - people just stick them up.
A classic, unpretentious Alaska dive with unmatched character. We stopped in for afternoon drinks, and the people—both the staff and the regulars—were incredibly welcoming and friendly from the moment we walked through the door.
Ordering a round of Duck Fart shots is an absolute must here, and having an AMI jukebox loaded with great tracks made it easy to settle in, play some music, and soak up the local atmosphere. It's the perfect spot to unwind, grab a drink,...read full review
Ordering a round of Duck Fart shots is an absolute must here, and having an AMI jukebox loaded with great tracks made it easy to settle in, play some music, and soak up the local atmosphere. It's the perfect spot to unwind, grab a drink,...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Tuesday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Wednesday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Thursday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Friday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 12PM - 2AM |
Yukon Bar is an Alaskan spot where locals and seasonal workers gather. It's a fun dive bar that serves as a great place for conversations and learning about Alaska. With a pool table and various tables, it provides a cool spot for people-watching, especially during trivia night on Fridays, which many find super fun. While it can get busy, the bar service is fast and friendly, making it a nice place to chill. They offer draft beer and Crown shots for $15, along with a decent amount of beers and ciders on tap. The place is known for its clean and low-key atmosphere, where one can meet nice people and have a wonderful time. Yukon Bar is a refuge from the tourist crowds, and it has a unique tradition of hanging dollars with names on the walls, a practice that started with sailors reserving money for drinks. Just remember, it's a cash-only place, so be prepared before heading there.