Love eating here. Great service from Lisa, quiet little sub shop. Bread is baked daily…read more Subs and sandwiches are so awesome.

The staff were very polite and the atmosphere feels like a comfortable sandwich shop with a classic…read moreface; however, we couldn't even eat our sandwiches because they tasted like nothing but mayonaise. They were good sized sandwiches. I have had co-workers say good things about Krazy Moose but I'm thinking it just isn't for us. We've eaten here twice now with the same experience trying different options. Maybe no/very light mayo if we try again.

One of my favorite bakeries I look forward to going to when I visit Anchorage. The variety of…read morepastries breads, soups and sandwich they have always look mouthwatering. It's just a cute place to vibe at and be around the community.There is a coffee shop, plant shop, juice shop and small market in the same building which makes it worth the stop. The seasonal ginger bread chia tea from the coffee shop is like Christmas in your mouth. The turkey sandwich is like thanksgiving with cranberry sauce and pecans. The sweet potato burban cupcake was actually to die for. The cake was moist with a carm filling of pecans and bourbon topped with a light cream cheese frosting. I'm never disappointed with fire island. A jem in anchorage.

- breakfast focaccia with sausage: a bit on the bland side, it's missing something. Maybe a pesto…read moreor red pepper sauce. The sausage was good though, and a bit salty, which might have balanced the seasoning in this item but the chunks were too few and big to be balanced. - messy egg salad sandwich: a lot of dill, heavy on the pickled flavor, and good red onion crunch. This was just ok. It looked better than it tasted, unless you're a fan of dill. Mainly got this sandwich to try their bread but the bread was an afterthought. - maple rhubarb muffin: hard pass. Can't taste the rhubarb and barely any maple. The bottom also was more burnt than anything. It seems they may have over mixed their batter, muffin didn't have a tender crumb.

Wonderful family run cafe with consistent food and a laid back atmosphere. Awesome beer list and…read moreyummy comfort food. Their great daily soups keep things going interesting as do weekend specials. Gable and Shauna always treat us well as we have been going for almost 15 years.

We've been coming for many years now, on and off, and I wouldn't say that it's one of my favourite…read moreplaces, though I do like their space, and dining room. Lots of Dutch-style art, and the bar is light, airy, and has lots of plants. I don't drink alcohol, so I can't speak to their selection. It irritates me that they aren't open at dinnertime, and feel they are missing out, my husband says he remembers a time when you could get a beer and a brat at the bar during the evening, so I don't know quite when that stopped being a thing. Anyway, I admit I stayed away for a few years, following their re-opening after the pandemic, due to the repetitive instructions given when we were seated. (Leave your mask on, except when taking a bite of food, or a sip of a drink) I know that at that time, businesses had the right to turn away non-masked patrons, but as customers who were compliant with masking instructions, to repeatedly receive this instruction whenever we came in, by the same server, got old fast. It seemed like she did not remember us from our previous visits, and I was annoyed about it. It would be a stretch to say it's 5 star food. But it's good. I usually get the curry chicken sandwich with potatoes, which are sliced thin and fried, sort of like home fries, but in slices rather than cubes. The servers are good, and attentive (it's just that I had a bit of a resentment over the post pandemic mask instruction, even though I did comply with it, it made me weary, of the repeated mask instruction, mask on, except when taking a bite or a drink, continually, whilst trying to eat a meal) I also like the Thai chicken on croissant, and the Benedict is pretty good as well. In keeping with their name, the names of sandwiches and dishes are strongly Dutch-leaning, and this is why I wish the dining room were open for dinner, so I could get to try some other Dutch foods. I don't think the menu has changed at all in the 13 years I've lived here, except for the soup du jour. Do they have a Daily Special? I'm not sure, but one wasn't mentioned when we were in last week. Anyway, we'll go back.

Every time I come into anchorage from the bush I always go there for my fried chicken treat. Talk…read moreabout a pice of anchorage history there and local family welcome

Erm, I wanted to see what all the hype was about! I ordered pick up but wouldn't have if I didn't…read morehave a $7 off coupon. $27.99 otherwise for a four piece meal is just outrageous - (portions ok) chicken is very bland. Small scoop of fries and then a cornbread muffin. Muffin was good with some butter I had to put on at home. Staff seemed tired but my food was ready in about 12 minutes from the time I placed my order.

My son and I had a class in the valley and were looking for a new interesting place to eat dinner…read moreand we jumped at the photos of Nonna's. We sat at the pizza bar (no reservation) and ordered an antipasti, the bolognese and the pizza thing with the meatballs in it. And a peach lemonade. And a custard dessert thing. Everything was exquisite. My husband stole my pizza thing leftovers and scarfed when we got home so now we all want to go back soon. Really great place. Wonderful food. 10/10

It's Nonnas what else can I say Food always tastes better…read moreat Grandmas house and dining at Nonna's is Wasilla's surrogate Italian grammas kitchen. Tonight it was the Antipasti Prosciutto and Parmigiano Reggiano The special was a sausage mushroom and basil pizza on their homemade fire baked crust, what's the Italian version of OMG!? Pasta Carbonara second only to my wife's I swear this place gets better each time I visit. Oh! How could I almost forget the Ricotta cookie. Melt in your mouth, get in my tummy, bring me a dozen more

If you are in need of some quick Italian/American comfort food you may consider coming to…read moreMarcello's but it is not a location I would recommend to my friends and family. The food was Americanized Italian food and while the portion size was significant, authenticity was lacking. We enjoyed the fried ravioli appetizer but felt rushed during the experience because the appetizers, breadsticks, and entree all came to the table at exactly the same time. While there did appear to be tasty specials available, we were never read or provided information about the specials that day nor provided with a recommendation. Despite the misplaced timing of food we did enjoy the seating and decor for a relaxing, family friendly ambiance.

Called at 9pm on Saturday and ordered the Shrimp Ravioli special for simplicity, hadn't really…read moreeaten all day and they were delicious but $33.77 with tax; for exactly 3 shrimp with tail-on and around 5 big cheesey raviolis with a soup or salad and 3 garlic-bread-sticks, I'll return to try the $19 calzones but that was ravioli with shrimp.

Met with old friends there, for a wonderful dinner, Nicole was our server, excellent service and…read moresuch a great personality! Just a great night, all the way around! Thanks Nicole for your great service and your wonderful interactions with us!

My wife brought me a beef teriyaki appetizer and let me tell you about it: i give it a 8.8 out of…read more10, tender flavorful sliced beef and well cooked white rice and the teriyaki as far as the sauce goes, its right at perfect, GO TRY YOU GUYS.

Wow, what a surprise find in the middle of nowhere. Be sure to stop here on your drive from…read moreAnchorage to Mt Denali or Fairbanks. This family owned restaurant is out of this world. I've had some of the best tasting Döner here. The meat is thick and juicy. The real deal, not the premade ground and frozen stuff. Real meat!!!! The seasoning is spot on. Veggies are fresh and the blend of garlic and spicy sause has the right flavor balance and kick. The bread is made fresh onsite and you can taste the difference. I prefer them over the Döner shops in Seattle or LA. Best Döner in the Western US. Prices are definitely reasonable for the quality. Service is friendly and helpful, making each visit a joyful experience. They have tables inside but get a lot of take out traffic too. Restaurant is clean and well organized. Highly recommend to stop here when in the area.

Best Doner Kebab I've had since my time in Germany! The…read morebread is different, a good different. Homemade, thin, delicious and makes for a sloppy but fun meal. I had the #1, steak and lamb. Seasoned to perfection, tender, generous portions. The sauce(s) Tzatziki and ?thousand island like sauce were delicious. Just enough lettuce and tomato to complement the Kebab. There were a few pieces of cucumber (not a fan) and a nice addition of pepperoncinis Overall, the layered seasoning was wonderful. Did I mention they're HUGE? Got a small pepperoni pizza. Not bad, not my favorite. Pretty sure any kid would enjoy the pizza. I will say it was a generous 12" pie So....adults grab yourself a couple Kebabs and grab your kids a pie.

Love this place! So delicious and fresh. The owners are so awesome & they work so hard!…read more I definitely recommend them, but place your order early!

Delicious pizza, variety of flavors , great staff. Delivery was quick. We will be ordering againread more

Ate my husband's leftover pizza, it is already the next day but dang, it was so good!! Will order…read morefor another box and bring it to me in CA

Let me start by saying I appreciate all kinds of pizza, from classic to creative. The other day,…read morebefore catching a movie nearby, I stopped into Locals with a craving for pepperoni pizza. And I'm really glad I did. From the moment we walked in, the service was on point; friendly, prompt, and genuinely welcoming. We were greeted right away, got our drinks sorted, and placed our pizza order without any wait. We went with a classic pepperoni pizza, with extra pepperoni for good measure. The menu offers a wide range of beers on tap, with plenty of great local and regional options to choose from. Our pizza came out quickly, and it looked every bit as good as it tasted. The cheese was perfectly melted and just the right amount, rich and flavorful without being heavy. The pepperoni was spot on. Slightly crisped at the edges, which added that extra layer of flavor that makes all the difference. The crust hit the sweet spot: light and airy inside, crisp on the outside, and with a nice depth of flavor. The atmosphere is laid-back and full of local charm, with pieces of Alaskana history on the walls and plenty of natural light streaming in through the windows. It's comfortable and unpretentious--exactly the kind of place you want in your regular rotation. Locals may fly under the radar, but it shouldn't. The food is great, the service is even better, and the vibe is genuinely enjoyable. If you haven't been in a while, or ever, it's definitely worth a visit.