Restaurants in Southcentral Alaska
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This restaurant is like a stepping into a Tuscan country inn only there's modern art all around and soft jazz floating into both dining levels and the bar. Its entrees are Mediterranean grill with an Alaskan twist, its pasta is made fresh daily and everything is served by a waitstaff that knows how the chef prepares it.
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Snow City Café
This hip and busy cafe serves healthy grub to a mix of clientele that ranges from the tattooed to the up-and-coming. Surrounding all of them are walls adorned with local art.
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Momma O's Seafood
Momma O's Seafood is the place for a halibut fix - have it fried or, better, Cajun style - but don't discount the excellent onion rings or udon noodles.
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Arctic Roadrunner
Since 1964 this place has been turning out beefy burgers that can be enjoyed outdoors while watching salmon spawn up Campbell Creek.
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Moose's Tooth Pub & Pizzeria
An Anchorage institution serving a dozen custom-brewed beers including monthly specials, and 40 gourmet pizzas including 10 veggie options.
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Chair 5 Restaurant
The kind of bar and restaurant skiers love after a long day on the slopes. It features more than 60 beers, including a dozen on tap, gourmet pizzas, big burgers and a lot of blackened dishes like blackened halibut tacos.
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Hogg Brothers Café
The Hogg Brothers Café is a bizarre, pig-obsessed joint that serves all-day breakfasts, including 20 kinds of omelettes, strong coffee, and 30 different types of burgers and sandwiches.
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Ray's Waterfront
Hands down, this is Seward's culinary high point, with attentive service, picture-postcard views and the finest seafood above water.
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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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Greek Corner
Best moussaka and stuffed grape leaves in Alaska.
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Seven Glaciers Restaurant
Sitting on top of Mt Alyeska, 2300ft above sea level, is the best of Alyeska Resort's six restaurants and bars. The hotel tram will take you to an evening of gourmet dining and absolutely stunning views that include Turnagain Arm and, yes, seven glaciers. The menu is dominated by seafood; even the meat mains are offered with a side of king crab.
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Homestead
Considered the highest-end - and perhaps the most delicious - restaurant in Homer, with appetizers like Kachemak Bay oysters and mains such as Thai curry and Sonoran seafood stew. Though the waiters wear black ties, patrons can come as they are (hey, this is Homer, after all). Reservations are recommended.
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Double Musky Inn
One of the most honored restaurants in the Anchorage bowl, the reason you have to wait (reservations are not accepted) two hours on weekends. The cuisine is Cajun accented and it specializes in steaks, like its New York strips crusted in cracked peppercorns and served with a burgundy sauce.
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Fat Olives
Fat Olives In this chic and hyper-popular pizza joint/wine bar, you could gorge affordably on appetizers such as prosciutto-wrapped Alaska scallops, delicious mains like wood oven-roasted rack of lamb or a huge slice of pizza to go ($4).
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Spit Sisters
If you're after a feisty girl-power vibe, you've come to the right place. There's a great view overlooking the Small-Boat Harbor, and delicacies to enjoy - apricot scones, blackberry muffins, sticky buns - made by the revered Two Sisters Bakery in town.
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Colony Kitchen
It serves the best breakfasts in town and serves it all day. Diner dinners include fried chicken, meat loaf and chicken fried steak. You'll eat beneath stuffed birds suspended from the ceiling (hence the 'Noisy Goose Cafe' nickname).
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Maxine's Glacier City Bristol
Maxine's Glacier City Bristol,is a Mediterranean bistro with a Girdwood feel (friendly dogs congregate outside while their owners eat). Your lamb shawarma is accompanied by live music on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Tidepool Café
In a sunny space overlooking the harbor, this eclectic eatery serves great wraps, sandwiches and espressos, and has dinner offerings like wasabi halibut and sweet-chili salmon. Be prepared to queue up out the door.
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Captain Pattie's
This oceanfront eatery has become a Spit institution by selling overpriced seafood to a constant stream of landlubbers. It claims its halibut is Alaska's best, but those in the know order crab.
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Inn Café
What was once the Colony Inn where teachers used to dine is now a pleasant restaurant with sandwiches and salads most of the week, dinner and live jazz on Friday evenings and brunch on Sunday.
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Le Barn Appetit
In this unorthodox eatery off Exit Glacier Rd there's not really a fixed menu - except for crepes, which are so sinful that, as chef Yvon Van Driessche says, 'you must go to confession.'
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El Rodeo
This little Mexican restaurant gets packed at night but the wait for a table is well worth it. For more than 10 years this has been the best and most affordable Tex-Mex in Anchorage.
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K-Bay Caffé
- Homer, USA
- Restaurants › Café
Ask any local and they'll tell you: this is the best coffee in town, and well worth the inconvenient drive. It also has free Internet access (donations appreciated) on one computer.
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Boardwalk
Widely viewed as the best place on the Spit for halibut - tempura-battered, fried and served kabob-style. Notice, however, that fishermen, unlike the tourists, go for the burgers.
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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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