In Bocca Al Lupo

Juneau


Another step on Juneau's stairway to culinary heaven is this hip new Italian place whose dark (surely temporary) facade hides a beautiful streamlined woody interior where you can sit at the bar and watch the chefs tuck pizzas into a glowing wood-fire oven. It attracts cultured locals and the odd cruiser for its interesting antipasto plates, eclectic wine list and thin-crust pizzas.


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