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 by PA2AKgirl
For dinner I got the mushroom swiss burger. It was HUGE! Bobby got the teriyaki chicken sandwich which was also very large. With the special burgers, you get your choice of regular fries or the specialty ones (sour cream and onion, beer battered, seasoned) or onion rings. If you rather have soup or the salad bar, you can get that too.
We split the French Toast for breakfast and it too was wonderful. Large enough that both of us were full and the coffee just kept coming. Great service, very friendly people and a comfortable family restaurant/diner atmosphere. Wish we had one here in Anchorage. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: Alaska Highway, TokDirections: In front of Young's Motel
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After a full day of touring the town of Seward, we were hungry and tired. Had a great meal at this local Fish House, food was good and service too. The place was packed with people.
From the menu, we ordered the daily special which was fresh halibut and it was good. Others at our table ordered the King Salmon which they loved* Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$31-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: In the town of Seward, Main st
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 Restaurant near the Yukon by Matyas
Definitely not the quality / price of the food. But if you stop by in front of the restaurant you will see the Trans Alaskan Pipeline ahead, the Yukon River on your right and the endless tundra on the left. It's quite special I guess.
The restaurant was a bit expensive, more expensive than avarage but up here everything is more expensive not just the food.
I had fries with pickles. It's very good if you're hungry! Leave a Comment Theme: AmericanPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: After the bridge follow the directions (turn right).
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 Dining Car by kaloz
In the morning we had a muffin with sliced fruit. and in the afternoon we had the "Miner's Bowl" which is a warmed sourdough bread bowl filled with piping hot chili, laced with Jack Daniels, and topped with cheese and onions. Served with a green salad for $8. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: The Dining CarDirections: Behind the locomotive, but location may vary depending upon how many passenger cars.
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 The perfect end to a cold
day by jenn_d
The coffee in Alaska is fabulous. Stumbling across this coffeehouse after three days at sea was a God send! I eagerly wrapped my cold hands around the warm coffee cup and enjoyed sip after sip. Leave a Comment Theme: CoffeehouseAddress: 220 3rd Ave., SewardPhone: 907-224-7161
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 by Scandic
I am not a huge fan of beer, but lighter choices are better tasting and yes, US beer is definitely better than dark European... :) Sorry guys.
Moose's tooth is an awesome place and they say that the beer here is the best. At least the tap parties are incredible popular. They advertise to be award winning taste of frontier, so go and taste.
More of Moose's tooth food on my Anchorage section.
http://www.moosestooth.net/index2.htm Leave a Comment Theme: Pub/BreweryPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageDirections: 3300 Old Seward Hwy
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Can't remember the name, but a place in Haines does an all-you-can eat Dungeness crab special.
Absolutely massive crabs, amazingly fresh. I'm a big eater and could only manage 2 1/2 of them!
??? Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Haines is small and most of the people who work on the cruise boats seem to go there.
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Brew their own beer and their spent grain is used to make the bread which you can buy at the local bakery. Just ask your wait person, and stock up. The bread's not so great in the 49th state.
Homemade spent grain bread. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 737 W. 5th Ave. Anchorage, AK
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 by richiecdisc
The best blueberry pancakes! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: This was Auke Village campground just down the Glacier Highway from the ferry terminal. It was full so they let us camp on the beach out back. A bit of a walk . . . ah, but the view.
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 Only Capt. Hazelwood is
missing from this photo by AKtravelers
Admittedly, we weren't sure how to approach this issue with the locals, as the oil spill was only about seven years old -- i.e. recent history -- when we were in town. In fact, Capt. Hazelwood, who left the tanker's bridge before the crash to allegedly sleep off his drunk, didn't even get convicted of negligence until 1991. So we sheepishly asked where Capt. Hazelwood drank at the information center and the woman told us about the Pipeline Club, though she asked us not to make a big deal about it as the locals were still sensitive.
When we got there, we had an hour wait for dinner so we went into the bar and had a couple of beers while watching the locals play satellite trivia. After watching the guy next to me make a few mistakes, I started helping him and his score gradually started moving to the top of the world-wide standings. Soon we started chatting about other things and I asked him to take a picture of me, Andrea and Mr. Moonie at the bar. He really liked Mr. Moonie.
Then he decided to let us on to a little "local secret", pointing out exactly where at the bar Capt. Hazelwood sat on the fateful night of 23 March 1989-- the corner opposite of where we were. We thanked him for sharing that knowledge and soon got called for dinner. Leave a Comment Theme: AmericanPrice: US$31-40 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: Ask at the visitor's center
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