 Silverado Cafe, Sarah Artis photo
Year-Round Restaurants The King Edward's lounge is well known for its Alaskan King Crab Dinner and large portions. The menu is mainly pub food. The Silverado Café is a pizzeria with a full menu including burgers, sandwiches, pastas, and fish and chips. The café also serves breakfast. Stewart also has two grocery stores on its main street where visitors can stock up to cook for themselves. The smaller of the two, Harbour Light General Store, also sells coffee and has a table where customers can sit, relax, and chat with locals. Summer Restaurants  Two more options open during the summer from May to mid-September. The Bitter Creek Café is a quaint diner located in an antique-filled building. It's a popular special occasion choice with locals. On the same block, the Temptations Bakery sells baked goods, soups and sandwiches.
Dining in Hyder Hyder, Alaska – just a five-minute drive north of Stewart across the United States border – has a couple pubs and restaurants too. The most unique place to eat there is The Seafood Express. Here, the family of the last remaining commercial fisherman in the area serves seafood from the front window of a bus fit with an outdoor picnic area. Also in Hyder, get "hyderized," which involves taking a shot of potent Hyder alcohol. Bars in the Alaskan town actually give visitors a card certifying them as 'hyderized' once they've sunk the shot.
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