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The cuisine is, broadly, an Alaskan-Asian-Italian fusion. Dinner here is a slow, leisurely, expensive affair, and definitely a worthy splurge. — Frommer's
On summer days, Snow City attracts some serious crowds—and for good reason. — Fodor's
An absolute must for epicures and adventurous eaters, Crow's Nest uses inspired combinations to highlight, but never overpower, the freshest ingredients Alaska has to offer. — Fodor's
There’s a wood-fired brick oven for pizzas, a grill and rotisserie for burgers, seafood, steak and lots of gluten-free options and pasta and salads. — Afar Magazine
Windows overlooking Cook Inlet vistas, along with the high ceilings and a classic brass-and-wood interior, have long made this an Anchorage favorite. — Fodor's
Looking for a date night place? The Kincaid Grill is it. — Frommer's
Though it pays homage to the roadhouses that dot Alaska, Spenard Roadhouse is by no means just a place to grab a quick meal while traveling. — Fodor's
This is a wine bar first, but the food here is far from an afterthought. — Frommer's
An Anchorage institution serving a dozen custom-brewed beers including monthly specials, and 40 gourmet pizzas including 10 veggie options. — Lonely Planet
Midtown location is a ‘50s-style diner with red-topped bar stools and black and white checkerboard floor, milkshakes and gourmet sandwiches. Open daily 6 am–11 pm. — Where
Wrap up a date night or a family fun evening into an affordable, tasty package. — Gayot
Established in South Anchorage, the Southside quickly became a local favorite for its artful treatments of Alaska seafood. — Fodor's
Anchorage residents say eating at this beloved spot is well worth the one-hour drive south to Girdwood and the inevitable wait for dinner. — Fodor's
The dining room's floor-to-ceiling windows overlook seven glaciers nestled in an unforgettable panoramic mountain view. The forward-thinking menu capitalizes on local produce and seafood. — Fodor's
Considering its strip mall location, CampoBello has surprisingly sophisticated Italian entrées and sinful desserts. — Fodor's
It’s a meeting place for activists, artists, musicians, and other creative, lefty types. — Frommer's
Chair 5, an hour south of the city, is a happy place to stop for a meal, rich with small-town warmth and ski-bum camaraderie. — Frommer's
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