Nice spot for coffee and gathering! Came by for a latte while I waited for my favorite breakfast…read morespot to open up. Corner location with high industrial ceilings, concrete floors, and tons of beautiful light fixtures. Fairly simple coffee menu with a few food offerings (including what looked like fresh pastries for the sweet tooth in you). Barista was friendly and asked for my name and called me when my latte was ready....now for the moment of truth.....latte was delicious! Thanks for helping my morning get started!

This went from being my most favorites cafe to being a place I can no longer recommend. Its no…read morelonger comfortable. And worst of all the coffee is no longer unique, much less good, They have eliminated their coffee roaster that traveled the world and brought back beans of interest for enjoyment. The service was blah. ... a bunch of children standing around clueless. They burnt my milk for my latte and ruined what was already a boring cup of coffee. What a damn shame. This place was once a gem. Now its truly.... forgetable.

Ordered a bunch of café de olla drinks because my FIL was looking for some - they were very good…read moreand made with the right stuff (even unrefined sugar!). Could've been more spicy, but that that's my taste and I'd ask for more Cayenne & cinnamon syrup next time.

This cafe is in a strip mall off of Debarr, where haciendas is…read more It is very nicely and heavily decorated with Mexican/day of the dead/latin types (not sure which one) as well as LGBTQ+ items. Some stuff for sale too like jewelry. I came on a Friday afternoon at 1pm and there was nobody inside. They have four or five tables plus two couches. Would be good for groups or a date. I almost passed out when I had to pay 5.75 for a 12oz mocha. Their rent must be extremely high here. None of their menus on the counter or the wall had any prices, well they did but they blacked them out. None of the specials had prices, the food too. So they can change them how they see fit. I just don't really like that business practice, I think it's kind of shady. They are way too high as well. Nobody should be paying that for espresso. Mocha did taste decent though, and not too hot which I appreciate I didn't burn my mouth. The worker was very quiet and when I left she sat on the couch with her phone. Happy to support small businesses but I won't go out of my way to come here or ever pay that much for a mocha. Those are *bucks prices.

This has to be the best cafe for coffee in Anchorage! Not only is the espresso amazing and the…read moreplants/gifts eclectic, the staff are always knowledgeable, friendly and happy to chat. As an almost daily customer to That Feeling Co (including to their K Street location where the adjacent Fire Island Rustic Bakery provides more food options), the TFC gang is like a second family! Highly recommended!!

Cute little shop that's part of a cute small farmer market area. Had a Matcha which was perfect,…read morenot overly sweet. They have cute little plants throughout their vicinity.

Always good. Friendly staff. Clean bathroom. Biscuits and gravy excellent. Bartop seats are first…read morecome first serve. There is always a wait for good food

We used the wait list and upon arrival virtually had no wait. The restaurant environment was fun…read more The gluten free Berry & Chevre salad with smoked salmon is worth a repeat visit.

This was a cool spot! Great service, cool atmosphere and well-attended. I've got nothing but love…read morefor this place and I remember it fondly. A+

Super cute and enjoyable spot to relax! We came across this quaint little place on our trip while…read morelooking for a place to get warm during a chilly day. We wanted to find a place to get a warm drink and the Writer's Block exceeded our expectations with their bar! We were able to check out the newest releases from authors, warm up, relax, chill out with some of the locals.

Oh Benji's, its a good thing I dont live closer or I'd be a human whale. We were on the South-sh…read moreside of town toward the end of the day and I knew full well that Benji's would be sold out if everything, but I decided to take a chance. I was right, as I walked in they sold the very last thing of what I wanted. But gosh am I glad- it forced me to try something new. I didnt take a picture because it was so cold out and my hands were frozen, but it was a beautiful, elongated bakery treat. It had lovely purple Ube cream and touch of oreo crumbs on top, the base was essential much like a flat cruller, but if higher quality. It was sensational! I bought my husband something that looked lower carb that had coffee cream that also enjoyed. I got my husband custom cold jasmine sugar free tea, and I got a frosty honeydew melon drink. It was a little spendy, but its nice to have a treat one on a while.

I stopped by Benji's Bakery & Café in Anchorage for the first time and tried a few things. The Ube…read moreCroffle was the standout -- it was so delicious! It's like a croissant baked in a waffle form, but a bit denser than a regular croissant. What really made it special was the Ube cream -- a light, buttery frosting that wasn't too sweet. Easily a 10/10 for me. I also ordered the Ube Cruffin, which had that same croissant-like texture in a muffin shape. The inside had a light cream filling, and the top was covered with the same Ube cream. It was good, but not quite as amazing as the Croffle -- 7/10. The Ham Banh Mi was tasty and filling (6/10), and the Boba Milk Tea was decent too (6/10). Oh and I got to taste their smoked salmon chowder that my friend ordered. Very good flavor, body, and richness (8/10). Everything I had was good but nothing that was as memorable as the Ube Croffle, but it wasn't cheap -- I spent a total $32 for a sandwich, drink and 2 pastries. Then again, prices in Alaska tend to be higher in general. Overall, even though I've only been once, I'd definitely come back for that Ube Croffle -- it was the real highlight!

It's a 10/10. Got the Flying Angry Pig on a croissant and it was SO tasty! Service very friendly…read moreand fast.

Tried this sandwich shop in Anchorage. My Panini sandwich was good and they gave lots of potato…read morechips. They made chocolate chip cookies from scratch and it was good and a big size. Near downtown hotels. $17 sandwich, $4 cookie.

I love this little cute coffee shop attached to the this hotel. The ambiance here is great with fun…read moremusic, and several seating options individual seating, group setting, and a bench seats as well. The Coffee was nice and strong. The only thing I would say is that the service was not friendly. The person at the counter who greets you ignored me for a good 5 minutes. She was reading or just simply disconnected. That's fine no sweat! However, once she acknowledged me, I said good morning to her and asked how she was doing. She ignored me and stated "how can I help you" not friendly at all. I still tried to stay nice and asked her couple questions. Everything I asked was seemingly causing her to be annoyed, so I finished my transaction and sat down in the seating area and enjoyed my bagel and coffee. I wish I could have wrote something more positive about the cashier. However she gave me nothing more.

I work just down the road and I've had to check this one out. When I drove up she took a minute to…read morecome to the window but she was definitely a chatty lady. She was very friendly as she made my 12oz mocha. It was actually pretty good. On the menu it said 3.25 which is the second cheapest mocha you can get. But she charged me 3.75 which I'm guessing was 50 cents for whipped cream which was kinda a bummer. And since I'm a sticker connoisseur I wasn't too disappointed there were no stickers since I had messaged them on FB two months ago asking lol. I got a punch card which you only need to buy 6 drinks before you get the 7th free which is cool. Every other place you buy 9 get the 10th free. Overall this is not your typical coffee shop. It's a one lady show who makes good coffee but takes her time, has unique Hawaiian flavors and twists, but isn't cheap. I'd give it a try if you're feeling lonely and want to chat!

Nice little coffee stand in Mountain View. They have some great natural flavored syrup options few…read moreother coffee places have, like Pacific Northwest Raspberry. The Kiki Latte (Hawaiian salted caramel and coconut) is delicious! Friendly baristas and pretty standard pricing as far as coffee stands in Anchorage go. I would stop by here more often if I wasn't on the other side of town.

Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dog! This place is a treasure. Try the chorizo breakfast burrito so…read moreyum and the house made salsa delicious! Omgosh the latte was incredible with house made vanilla bean syrup. It's so beautiful inside and quiet enough to have great conversations as you sip your latte or fruity flavored lemonades. Service was sweet & helpful, as this was our first time visiting and they took time to make recommendations.

One of the few spots open early in the area, which was perfect for us since we were so jet lagged…read moreand craving a good cup of joe at 6 AM! This place is a solid 10/10--amazing coffee, welcoming vibe, tasty food, and super friendly people. I mean FRIENDLY! As a decaf drinker, I can be picky since some decaf can taste off, but theirs was bold, creamy, and rich. My decaf breve was spot-on. I also tried the reindeer burrito--OMG absolutely delicious. Highly recommend!