Anchorage Restaurants

If you are staying close to the airport don’t forget to check out some of the yummiest options for a hearty meal on a cold winter night. A true Alaskan experience, Gwennie’s Old Alaskan Restaurant does not disappoint. Your meal may come with reindeer sausage or barbequed salmon, but be sure to get the scoop on Anchorage from the friendly restaurant staffers. If you are looking for more ethnic food try the Tempura Kitchen. The Alaskan salmon sashimi is one of their specialties, but don’t be shy about walking right up to the large sushi bar and ordering whatever sushi your heart desires. However, for a fancier dining experience check out the Flying Machine restaurant located in the Millennium Hotel. Voted the “Best Champagne Brunch” by local residents this restaurant offers a mouth-watering brunch buffet and an incredible view of Lake Spenard.

Downtown Anchorage is the spot to see and be seen. The Crow’s Nest is an elegant dining spot where you must wear formal dress in order to eat there. Try the chef’s tasting menu of fine French cuisine and eat five appetizing courses. The Corsair Restaurant is also a downtown fine-dining establishment. This restaurant’s delicious and classic Alaskan fare tempts many legislative members, business travelers, and local couples. Built in the 1970’s and modeled after a sailing ship, the Corsair Restaurant’s nautical-themed décor and private tables will produce a unique Anchorage dining experience. If fine-dining is not for you, you should check out the Snow Goose Restaurant and Sleeping Lady Brewery. While enjoying your locally brewed beer, order the coconut prawns or the halibut fish and chips. In addition, the top floor has sweeping views of the “Sleeping Lady” (Mt. Susitna) and Mt. McKinley.

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