Pingo Bakery - Seafood House - Nome, Alaska

Pingo Bakery - Seafood House is a popular dining establishment located in Nome, Alaska, at Address: 308 Bering St, Nome, AK 99762. This women-owned business offers a variety of dining experiences, including outdoor seating, takeout, and dine-in services, as well as delivery options.

Pingo Bakery - Seafood House specializes in breakfast, bakery, and seafood, making it a perfect destination for any meal of the day. They offer great coffee, dessert, and tea selection, and are known for their breakfast, comfort food, healthy options, and organic dishes. They also provide vegetarian options, making it an inclusive dining option for all.

This restaurant is wheelchair accessible, and offers a casual and cozy atmosphere that is perfect for solo dining, families, groups, and tourists. They have a gender-neutral restroom, and accept credit and debit cards, NFC mobile payments, and cash. With free street parking, visiting Pingo Bakery - Seafood House is convenient and stress-free.

Pingo Bakery - Seafood House has received rave reviews from customers, with a average opinion: 4.7/5 based on 114 reviews on Google My Business. Customers have praised the restaurant for its delicious food, excellent service, and trendy atmosphere.

In addition to their regular menu, Pingo Bakery - Seafood House offers breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dessert options, making it a versatile dining destination. They offer quick bites for those on the go, as well as a kids' menu for families with young children.

Reviews of Pingo Bakery - Seafood House

Christine Anderson

5/5

What a fun bakery and breakfast place!
I got coffee and a raisin cinnamon roll. It was very filling.
Not so many tables, and you make friends and sit where there is an open seat!
edit.. still delicious!! lol

Brandi Young

5/5

I had a delicious lunch of fresh caught king crab macaroni and cheese. The owner is lovely.

N R

5/5

What a wonderful place. The service was very pleasant and felt like you stopped by a familys home for lunch or breakfast. We flew in and rushed to get checked into hotel to get to restaurant by 2 because they closed at 3. We were never rushed and stayed till 315 or so and never made to feel like we needed to leave. Thank you so much for the great service and meal!

Audrey

5/5

As soon as I walked into Pingos it was magical. I was welcomed in by the smell of fresh cinnamon rolls cooling a few feet away from the entrance. The hardest choice that morning was choosing which pastry to pair with my coffee. I opted for the cream cheese danish and took a chocolate filled croissant to go, both were delicious! The owner was so sweet and was easy to talk to. The only regret I have is not going sooner.

Anita B

5/5

Best Reuben sandwich with delicious in-house sauerkraut! Fresh spinach salad with in-house sesame ginger dressing! Delicious coffee, Best conversation and neat Alaskan art collection.
Thanks for the delightful personable service!
Gotta be the BEST little Gourmet restaurant in Nome!
Can’t wait to try the fresh pastries Saturday morning, recommended by locals!

Es Gee

5/5

A diamond in the rough... the food is beyond amazing... the cinnamon rolls are HUUUUUUUUUGE and to die for... chocolate chips are fabulous. Crab pizza is yummy.

Olga Gold

5/5

Bought a pie here today.. love blackberries! What a pity they are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.. the place is very small, i noticed three tables only, not sure if there are more tables on the 2nd floor.. while waiting for a pie, I saw soup, salad and fish plates, everything looked very tasty. Will definitely come here on Wednesday!

Mary Herman

5/5

So good I had breakfast here two days in a row. Erica and her husband are extremely friendly and welcoming. I had the seafood omelet and stuffed waffle. And the pastries! I had a coconut cinnamon roll and chocolate croissant that were to die for. Yum.