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    Corks & Hops

    3.9 (77 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Halibut Tacos. A chefs special not a permanent item.
    Amanda F.

    I have been here a few times now and I have yet to have a terrible meal or glass of wine. It's a great atmosphere and vibe for Eagle River. It's classy but casual at the same time. There is a great selection of wines on the menu and if you're a beer person, beer too. The servers are all extremely welcoming, on top of service and nice. Food comes out so quick. I ordered halibut tacos and they were out within 10 minutes. This is not the only time I've been here and my food has been out within less than 20 mins. I love that. I'd recommend the bruschetta, tenderloin meatballs in red sauce, crab cakes, and any of their pizzas. I really enjoy this place when I am in Eagle River. And definitely recommend it to anyone who's passing by, in town, or looking for a place to eat.

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    Justin F.

    I have been to corks and hops many times for dates and also for a nice a relaxing fun times with friends. This is a place that you want to go with you want to relax with your spouse or good friends, enjoy great food, deserts etc... I agree with my fellow reviewer Andrew that the prices here are really high! That's the hardest part about this place is that you need to save up for it for most people. The atmosphere here is the best in Eagle River in my opinion. The decor of how the bar and wine is displayed and the rustic feel is always a breathe of fresh air! I've had multiple entrees and deserts and all of them are great! If I had to suggest something it would be the Pizzia. I'm normally a beer guy and don't get me wrong their beers are great but I love the pairings that you can make with the vast red wine menu! Deserts are great and I'd recommend this place of course for birthday's. Cheers from me to you!

    Yummy French onion soup.
    Steven E.

    Sorry. Not going to do it. This isn't the Bay Area. I just came from a town overtaken by new bistros with flashy new sophistication, twenty dollar salads and entrées thirty dollars and up. The room here is very classy and modern. A clean, upbeat mix of music that didn't insult, but wasn't quite the intimate sound you look for in a relaxing atmosphere. We started with an excellent French Onion soup ($10) and salad wedge ($16). The wedge was a decent size. The soup was not. We didn't have too much time and there aren't a lot of options on the menu. We decided on the Chicken, bacon and spinach pizza. It was a very thin crust and the ingredients were used sparingly and sparsely distributed. We felt it was more like an order of cheese bread than a pizza. For $24 we were very disappointed. Portion size could be improved, especially with the pizza. Overall, the food quality is very good (but to walk out hungry?) If we had it to do over or a second visit, we would attempt the charcuterie board. I don't think that will happen. 09/22

    Strawberry and goat cheese bruschetta
    V Z.

    A place worth going to once or twice. This restaurant is pricey for what it is, but the service has been decent, and the wine selection is nice. The interior is modern and interesting. I liked some of the light fixtures, and they've recently built a patio, but the weather has been too dismal to consider an attempt to enjoy it. They occasionally provide live music, but it makes conversation difficult because you can't hear anything but the music. Regarding the food, the steaks were good; Not amazing, but good. The Mac & Cheese was dry and disappointing, but the Caprese was enjoyable. The bruschetta is tasty, with several inventive selections, but the thick toast tore my mouth up. The charcuterie board is probably the best on the menu, especially if you go for the wine. It's one of those places where you just have to try it to see if it's for you.

    A delicious robusta
    Nathan B.

    So weird thing: the front door has no hours, identifiers or anything written on them. Nada. Which was enough for both myself and my date to wonder if we were at the right door. We were. But I thought it was weird/unsettling. At the same time, I've heard that Haute Quarter got its start in Eagle River. Is this the next place to make that sort of impact? Food - Shrimp appetizer? Five stars. Delicious sauce and the corn was a great blend of spice, season, and texture. The shrimp seasoned well enough to be eaten on its own OR with a dip in the sauce. Pizza - 3.25 stars. I ate this for lunch the next day. It was okay. It was okay the night before. I was most worried about the pork being actual pulled pork variety. And it was. But the pizza didn't have any pop or pizzaz to it. I want to say more, to tell you more. Oh!, the pineapple was sweet and tasty...but nothing else seemed to pop. French Onion soup - 3.05 stars. It's just normal. The cheese was thick, like a puck on top. The onions were good except for the outer layer ones that you couldn't chew, the ones that felt like you had wax paper in your mouth. Service - so there's a super cool thing I observed here. It appears there is no bartender. There is a server for the bar, but every server appears to pour drinks. Which means, if you order a drink, the server walks over, pours your beer and walks it back to you. No more staring at that corner of the bar where your drink has been poured and waiting for your server to pick it up and walk it over. Which is AWESOME. Cleanliness - Its new. Fresh. Everything looks very nice and clean cut. The bathrooms were well taken care of and sported fancy automatic soap dispensers. Ambiance - Have you ever been walking through a mundane forest and you come over a rise and the sun is sparkling, and the mountains popping, and the birds singing a beautiful melody? That's how it feels as you walk from the parking lot into this place. I wasn't prepared for the lighting, the fireplace, the comfy couches. I also wasn't prepared for the Notables - excellent selection of beer. And I assume the wine is pretty good too. No liquor, but they do have a couple seltzer/cider options. They appear to choose the best of the local brews. I would have liked to see more local options.

    Avacado Caprese Salad

    Nicely establishment in Eagle River that offers an array of beer and wine beverages. The food is cooked well and tastes yummy. Our server was attentive. It's located in Eagle River. Worth the drive for a change in scenery or stop on the way out of Anchorage or stop on the way to the Valley.

    Menu 4/26/22
    Andrew H.

    This review is going to break some hearts but, bear with me. This place needs some tough love. Tough love because it's just OK and, with some tweaks, it could be great! First the good: The space is great. It's beautiful inside and unlike anywhere else in ER! The staff: were really friendly. THE HOURS: why are more places in Alaska not open past 10pm for food?! WHY?! The not-so-great: - The prices. They are high, REALLY high. They recently raised them. See my menu photo, a Kahlua pork pizza (size small in Moose's Tooth measurement) is now $24. This is nearly double what it would be at Moose's Tooth, and even more than it would be at Hearth (which at least has the excuse that it uses expensive, organic ingredients). If you look at the menu photos uploaded to Yelp...this same pizza used to be only $18, recently. - The food. The pizza was great! I got a steak salad and it was just OK. They didn't ask how I wanted the steak cooked (red flag), but I butted in and said "rare". Well, the steak came out and it was well-done and room temp. Guess it's not really cooked to order. - The "Hops", almost all the taps are from Alaskan Brewing...which is one of the most mediocre (and least hoppy, if you want to get nerdy) breweries in the state. There are so many amazing breweries in the Anchorage bowl (and Odd Man Rush, in town!), it's a shame that almost all their taps are occupied by boring beer from a brewery in Juneau that mainly caters to tourists and lower 48 gas stations. And again, with the prices. It was $7/pint...for Alaskan Brewing. That's too much for beer that cheap. - The process: our cards couldn't be run normally so we both had to give our ZIP codes? Then when we got our receipts there was no spot for a tip or ever a signature so we had to kind of make our own? As two people who's accounts were compromised just weeks ago...this felt weird.

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    Food is meh. The only food on the menu that is good is the salad. I'd rather drive to Anchorage for a better meal at that price.

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    Good food. Excellent service. Enjoyed the halibut steak entree. If I lived closer, I'd most certainly eat there again.

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    We've been a few times and it's a nice change of pace for Eagle River. It's never too busy and good food and wine!

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    I love to sit at the bar, have a glass of wine, and order the charcuterie board! I haven't been disappointed yet.

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