Coastal Alaska Dining
is instrumental to life here at Kodiak Raspberry Island Remote Lodge. Each morning begins with a hearty Alaskan breakfast and strong coffee, built to fuel a full day on the water, trail, or in a kayak.
Before heading out for the day, guests receive made-to-order field lunches, packed fresh each morning and designed to travel well by boat, bush plane, or backpack.
Four-course evening meals are scratch-cooked and centered around Alaskan-sourced seafood—halibut, salmon, Pacific cod, rockfish, or crab. Breads, salads, sides, and well-earned desserts are prepared in-house.
The lodge’s open kitchen allows visitors to observe the energy and professionalism behind each meal. Guests are welcome to gather near the bar for appetizers before dinner, but when it’s time to serve, our team moves with purpose to deliver plated meals promptly and properly.
We serve a different breakfast and dinner each day, built around recipes refined over two generations. We can accommodate certain dietary restrictions and preferences when communicated in advance.
We are DEC-approved and hold a liquor license that allows us to serve complimentary beer and wine with dinner. Beer is brewed locally by Kodiak Island Brewing Company and served on tap from our kegerator, while wines are selected to pair with each evening’s meal. Our mountain-cold fresh water remains among the most refreshing we know.
Dining here—whether in the lodge or in the field—centers on good food, shared stories, and the steady rhythm of days well spent, with many returning guests looking forward to these same meals served around these same tables, year after year.
Vic and Zach
THE LODGE
Kodiak Raspberry Island Remote Lodge is an off-grid wilderness property within the Kodiak Archipelago, built around access to fishing, wildlife, and coastal Alaska while maintaining comfort, privacy, and simplicity in a remote setting.
The Main Lodge
Built from locally milled Sitka spruce, the main lodge is the center of daily life at the property—warm, open, and positioned to look directly across Raspberry Strait toward the surrounding mountains and ocean.
Private Cabins
Eight private, fully appointed guest cabins offer quiet separation from the main lodge while remaining only a short walk away. Each cabin has its own view of the surrounding property and wilderness beyond.
Pause
The pace naturally slows between activities—whether in the wood-fired sauna, hot tub, cold plunge, or simply watching weather and wildlife move through the strait from the deck.
