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Anchorage's dining scene has, to the relief of repeat visitors and, even more so, locals, been on the rise for the past several years. Established (and still highly recommended) restaurants like Jens’ and Marx Bros. Café have been joined by the likes of the small-plate and wine-focused Crush Wine Bistro and Cellar and the Pacifi
Anchorage's dining scene has, to the relief of repeat visitors and, even more so, locals, been on the rise for the past several years. Established (and still highly recommended) restaurants like Jens’ and Marx Bros. Café have been joined by the likes of the small-plate
Anchorage's dining scene has, to the relief of repeat visitors and, even more so, locals, been on the rise for the past
Anchorage's dining scene has, to the relief of repeat visitors and, even more so, locals, been on the rise for the past several years. Established (and still highly recommended) restaurants like Jens’ and Marx Bros. Café have been joined by the likes of the small-plate and wine-focused Crush Wine Bistro and Cellar and the Pacific Rim cuisine–focused Ginger. No matter the restaurant, the local catch is a frequent star. Beware: eating salmon or halibut in-state may ruin you for fish served in the Lower 48. Anchorage also offers up plenty of worldly flavors thanks to the city's ethnic diversity. And nobody should leave Anchorage without trying the local fast-food specialty: a reindeer sausage from the cart in front of the courthouse on 4th Avenue.
An absolute must for epicures and adventurous eaters, Crow's Nest uses inspired combinations to highlight, but never overpower, the freshest...Read More
The combination of shared small plates and an international wine list makes this Anchorage's most conversation-friendly dining venue. The menu...Read More
Inside a small frame house built in 1916, this nationally recognized 14-table restaurant opened in 1979 and is still going strong thanks to...Read More
This refined yet relaxing mountaintop restaurant is perched 2,300 feet up Mt. Alyeska, accessed by a 60-passenger aerial tram (free with dinner...Read More
Considering its strip mall location, CampoBello has surprisingly sophisticated Italian entrées and deliciously indulgent desserts. Step inside...Read More
Alaska's oldest steak house has barely changed since opening in 1957. The restaurant, with its dark wood and old-fashioned feel, serves tender...Read More
Anchorage residents say eating at this beloved spot is well worth the one-hour drive south to Girdwood and the inevitable wait for dinner. The...Read More
Beautifully crafted Pacific Rim dishes like mu shu tacos and curry-crusted ahi tuna are a mainstay at Ginger, where the menu offers food that...Read More
The scent of hops permeates the cavernous, wood-beam BrewHouse, where at least a dozen beers are brewed on the premises. Locals mingle with...Read More
Historic Alaskan photos, mounted animals, and state memorabilia adorn this old family favorite near the airport. Lunch and dinners are available...Read More
Don't let the Midtown strip mall that houses Jens' put you off: this is a true fine-dining establishment. Chef-owner Jens Haagen Hansen's culinary...Read More
This out-of-the-way restaurant provides a respite after a summertime hike or wintertime ski in nearby Kincaid Park. Meals are artistically presented...Read More
Always the top pick when local newspapers rate Anchorage pizzerias, Moose's Tooth is packed all week, despite the ample seating (it can hold...Read More
Part-eatery and part-community center and event space, this popular café offers plenty of healthy (or, at least, healthy-sounding) fare, including...Read More
The menu at Orso ("bear" in Italian) has gradually shifted from its Mediterranean roots, adding Alaskan touches like baked seafood mac and cheese...Read More
This 70-screen sports bar has room for athletic fans of every stripe, from hockey (of course) to mushing and beyond. There's also an outdoor...Read More
Windows overlooking Cook Inlet vistas, along with the high ceilings and a classic brass-and-wood interior, have long made this an Anchorage...Read More
The amusing assortment of wall art here pays homage to the roadhouses that dot the state, but Spenard Roadhouse is by no means just a place...Read More
Order at the counter at this old-time, family-owned Girdwood favorite. Skiers and snowboarders drop by for a quick lunch or garden-fresh pizzas...Read More
This tiny seafood joint easily offers the quirkiest dining experience in Downtown: almost the entire room is taken up by a boat-prow bar. At...Read More
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