Experts' Choice Award Club Paris
What the experts agree on
Anchorage's iconic 1950s steakhouse with a pink neon sign and retro Formica bar. Experts agree on expertly-cooked steaks and classic cocktails in a dark, atmospheric space that feels authentically old-school—casual service and dingy exterior are part
Fodor's "The restaurant, with dark wood and an old-fashioned feel, serves tender, flavorful steaks of all kinds, including a 4-inch-thick filet mignon." Full review
Where "Old-time Alaskan atmosphere and long-time reputation for great steaks." Full review
Eater "This dark, eclectic steakhouse has a full bar, a retro feel, and a lot of longtime regulars. It specializes in classic cocktails, Alaska seafood, and expertlycooked filet mignon."
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Frommer's "The place to go in Anchorage when the occasion, whatever it is, calls for red meat. Never mind the casual service or the slightly disreputable façade, with its smoked black windows, vintage ‘50s neon" Full review
Lonely Planet "A pink neon sign summons passersby to Club Paris, Anchorage's oldest steakhouse, an atmospheric throwback with a 1950s-era Formica-topped bar and historic memorabilia galore"
