Denali National Park and Preserve Restaurants
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1. 49th State Brewing Company
$$ | |Top-notch craft beer and plenty of food options makes 49th State Brewing Company a must when passing through Healy. Committed to using local ingredients whenever possible, they offer plenty of Alaska-grown dishes, the keystone being the Alaskan-raised, all-you-can-eat pig roast on Friday nights. More than ten in-house beers are on tap to go along with the outdoor beer garden. Gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options are also available.
Parks Hwy., Healy, Alaska, 99743, USA907-683–2739Known For
- Yak burger raised on a farm in southeast Alaska
- Live music throughout the summer
- Outdoor beer garden with beers brewed on-site
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Rate Includes: Closed early Oct.–early May -
2. McKinley Creekside Cafe
$$ | |This is the place for hearty, delicious food, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. While the menu does offer some very good salads, the real treats include the mooster burger (made of locally sourced beef, as wild game can't be sold in restaurants), grilled halibut tacos, and Alaskan salmon with a rotating cast of sides and marinades. No matter how big you go on the meal, don't skip their legendary desserts. If you're in town at the start of the season, the café hosts an annual chili cook-off party for the community with live music and cheap beers. If you're staying nearby, you can order lunches to-go for the next morning that'll be ready for pick-up by 6 am.
Parks Hwy., Denali National Park, Alaska, 99755, USA907-683–2277Known For
- Fantastic desserts baked in-house
- Weekend brunch menu with rotating specials
- Generous boxed lunches
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Rate Includes: Closed mid-Sept.–mid-May -
3. The Perch Restaurant, Bar, and Cabins
$$$ | |Built on top of an old glacier moraine, the Perch offers dining in a more removed and relaxed setting than elsewhere in the area. Steak and seafood make up the menu---local ingredients are used when possible---although gluten-free and vegetarian options are also available. Home-cooked breads and desserts make this a worthwhile stop as you head to or leave the park. Cabins are also available on the premises starting at $125 per night.
Parks Hwy., Carlo Creek, Alaska, 99755, USA888-322–2523Known For
- Impressive wine selection
- Bay windows overlooking the mountains
- Working closely with local organic farmers
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Rate Includes: Closed mid-Sept.–mid-Apr. -
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