Diner restaurants in Alaska
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Eddie's Fireplace Inn
Both King Ko Inn and Quinnat Landing Hotel have full-service restaurants. Or you might try Eddie's Fireplace Inn, an atmospheric bar across the street from King Ko with a kitchen open all day.
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Duncan House Diner
- Homer, USA
- Restaurants › Diner
This busy downtown place fries up Homer's best bacon-and-eggs, which it serves until 14:00.
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Brower's Café
This beachfront structure was built in the late 19th century by Charles Brower, an American whaler, and features whaling antiques inside and an oft-photographed whale-jawbone arch out front. Nowadays it's Barrow's best burger joint (with about 10 varieties), and hosts what's almost certainly America's northernmost karaoke night.
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Buffalo Center Diner
Across from the IGA, this is certainly the town's busiest restaurant and would be your standard roadside diner save for the emphasis on local buffalo products. Try a bowl of buffalo black-bean chili.
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Steese Roadhouse
At the time of writing, just about the only culinary option in Central was the unappealing Steese Roadhouse, where, despite half-hearted service, locals crowd the bar to bad-mouth the government.
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Cosmic Kitchen
- Homer, USA
- Restaurants › Diner
A hippie twist on the standard diner: on one hand, it has burgers and Budweiser; on the other, you can pay 50¢ extra to have bee pollen added to your mango smoothie.
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Sal's Klondike Diner
Being Soldotna's best stab at a tourist trap, this fun diner is jammed with weary travelers, gabbing locals and frantic waitresses. The meals are both good and ample.
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Marina Restaurant
With burnt coffee, smoking locals, good gossip, lots of Formica and excellent breakfasts, this place has all the hallmarks of a classic small-town diner.
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Soapy Smith's
Though Soapy Smith was a Skagway character who died before Fairbanks even existed, this place has good burgers in saloon-style environs.
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Mike's Palace
This dingy little waterfront diner has a menu that spans the continents, with everything from Rueben on rye to chicken cacciatore.
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Cookie Jar
Bizarrely situated behind a pair of car dealerships off Danby St, locals flock to Cookie Jar for the all-day breakfast.
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Coldfoot Restaurant
Coldfoot Restaurant has passable diner-style fare and a photo collection of jackknifed 18-wheelers.
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Turtle Club
This place has a roadhouse atmosphere and is reputed for its prime rib.
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