Just one short block away from downtown’s Lincoln Street is the home of Sitka’s wellness hub. Fisheye Cafe, a brightly lit, cleanly decorated open space invites visitors to fuel their healthy lifestyle with delicious fresh pressed juices, coffee, crepes and other breakfast and lunch delights.
Owners Alana Peterson and Caitlin Way, both born and raised in Sitka, became entrepreneurs of their own successful local businesses before age 30. They joined forces to create this unique, inviting cafe focused on mind and body wellness.
“We both always have been interested in adding
to and improving the community through business,” said Peterson. “Smaller places can make a huge difference through the food served and the events offered. We created this space for people
to explore physical wellness and mental wellness.”
Between the two of them, Caitlin and Alana have backgrounds in nutrition, fitness, life coaching
and business coaching. Fisheye Cafe seems to be
a natural extension of their experiences. The cafe,
a place where everyone is welcome to find a tasty meal lovingly created to aid overall wellness, offers resources to promote individual wellness journeys.
“We want Fisheye Cafe to be a hub zone for what it takes to be a healthy, happy person,” said Peterson. “Wellness trickles down and also improves the community.”
If you think healthy means gross, Fisheye Cafe proves otherwise. The owners are committed
to showcasing how food that’s good for you can also be flavorful and satisfying. They source
as much organic produce, ingredients and coffee
as possible, and their menus are coded with
dietary restrictions and the healing or wellness properties of each dish.
Drop in for the popular Alaskan crepe, featuring locally harvested smoked salmon and kelp pickles, or try the acai bowl, a tasty and filling alternative to a sweet treat. After sampling the flying carrot, a cold pressed juice crafted to help digestion and reduce inflammation, you can feed your mind and body by staying for a yoga class or entrepreneur workshop. Have questions about the food or classes? Consult the friendly staff who are eager
to share their knowledge and can match your
tastes to just the treat you hope to find.
“Employees are really committed to the vision,” said Peterson. “It’s a healthy atmosphere with a healthy, functioning team. It’s a good place to be—good vibes, good energy.”
Pop in to Fisheye Cafe or visit one of the shops listed below for a quick bite.
If you think healthy means gross, Fisheye Cafe prove otherwise. The owners are committed to showcasing how food that’s good for you can also be flavorful and satisfying. They source as much organic produce, ingredients and coffee as possible, and their menus are coded with dietary restrictions and the healing or wellness properties of each dish.
Drop in for the popular Alaskan crepe, featuring locally harvested smoked salmon and kelp pickles, or try the acai bowl, a tasty and filling alternative to a sweet treat. After sampling the flying carrot, a cold pressed juice crafted to help digestion and reduce inflammation, you can feed your mind and body by staying for a yoga class or entrepreneur workshop. Have questions about the food or classes? Consult the friendly staff who are eager to share their knowledge and can match your tastes to just the treat you hope to find.
“Employees are really committed to the vision,” said Peterson. “It’s a healthy atmosphere with a healthy, functioning team. It’s a good place to be—good vibes, good energy.”
Stop by the cafe to dine, pick up grab-n-go meals for your adventures or to explore the current classes and opportunities offered. Check out the latest on Instagram @fisheye.cafe or Facebook @FisheyeOrganicCafe
It’s a good
place to be—
good vibes,
good energy."
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104 Barracks St
2 Lincoln St #1A
236 Lincoln St
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2174 Halibut Point Rd
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Quick Bites
Ashmo’s (907) 738-9466 / Fisheye Cafe northsistercafe.com / Harry’s Old-Fashioned Soda Fountain sitkapharmacies.com/harry-race / Seamart Deli & Espresso Bar seamart.com/departments / Sweet Sisters Caramels sweetsisterscaramels.com