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I'm a fan of Moose's Tooth, so we ordered ahead for To Go as we were busy. The place has a great look, the bar where I waited was great and the bartender was super helpful. Love the Bar! I asked for a Raspberry Wheat or Hefe, and Mercedes my bartender blended an Apple and Raspberry Wheat which I said was great and ordered. I was hanging waiting on my wife who ordered ahead pick up. Now we read the pizza description at home online first, thin sourdough, the New Haven Tavern Pizza, different and we added 1 cup of pepperoni. Description sounded unique! We got home expecting amazing, we love Moose's Tooth but this was odd. It was super thin and the crust was like the 80's Tombstone Frozen Pizza's. Not what I expected at all. The ingredients fresh but skimpy and were somewhat quality but it didn't turn us on at all. The spicy honey added some zing but the 3 cheese mix didn't hold up well and congealed hard by the time we got home. Yeah, not something we'd be going back for, ever, very flat noted, sorry. You need to fix that flat frozen, feeling! Eye Tooth, more like Stink Eye! The bar saved this review from a lower star.
Visiting family at JBER, they turned us on to Moose Tooth two years ago. We loved it here as well. We did not have to wait for a table . It seemed brighter than Moose Tooth. We ordered painkillers. They were tasty but I missed the nutmeg and honey coconut rim that Cheddars does. I'm sad I didn't take pics of our cheese breadsticks or pizza but the pizza was pretty basic - just hamburger and onion Thin crust . Great service and great food. I wish we had one but definitely recommend for locals and visitors alike
It was super busy for a Thursday night, but then again, when is it not busy. We got the Backcountry, which is their tavern style pizza. The crust was super thin and crispy. This is a solid choice for vegetarians, which I am not. Our server was very nice and friendly.
Eye Tooth has impressed me. I've never had to wait long even though the parking lot looks packed all the time. Great space, great service, great food options.
Typical Tooth restaurant and I mean that in the best way: lively atmosphere, creative food and drink menu, and excellent service. I shared the Diablo sticks (a must have whenever I visit a Tooth restaurant) and the Red Top pizza with a friend. The Diablo sticks were delicious as always. The Red Top had plenty of cheese and a crust that was pleasantly crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. I also had the Paloma Spritz cocktail which was nice and refreshing. Parking can be tricky as the lot is small and can feel crowded. Other than that, I enjoyed my experience and would like to return.
Every time I visit, new menu items have been added. This time, I got the King Street Chicken Sandwich. It was amazing! Smothered in sweet & spicy king wing sauce with a tangy kick from the coleslaw. They also have onion rings now! They were extremely crispy and not too greasy. They are also very accommodating to allergens. My husband is gluten and dairy free and creates his own pizza. They do a great job with allergens/intolerances. Again, I'm so happy to have this restaurant on my side of town!
F O O D With the amazing variety of pizzas they have, our group decided to order multiple pizzas to our table. The ones I tried and really liked were Santa's Helper, Elf on the Shelf, and Cup n Curl Pepperoni! They were all cooked and made to perfection, so if you're a pizza junkie - come check this place out!! S E R V I C E Our server was totally on it. From making sure our drinks were always full to getting our food and anything else we needed to us asap. A T M O S P H E R E The ambiance of this place is so aesthetically pleasing! If you vibe with a calm atmosphere, beautiful layout, and gorgeous colors this place is for you! We sat in a booth and it was comfortable and perfect for our party of 6 people. This restaurant is wheelchair accessible with plenty of seating on both sides inside!
Guys; I'd be remised if I didn't mention I was asked by the team if I'd like a candle this time around, so they obviously read these posts and care a lot about their customers we tried new cocktails & got a new sammich, too! Excited to try something different than our usual. We also sat in a new booth, so fun!
They don't have to-go parking spots which is kind of a bummer. I like that they text you when your to-go order is ready however. We got the Nashville wings and the burrata salad only. $34! Ouch why are they so spendy. The dressing on the salad was way way way "spicier" than what I remember the last time. It almost ruined the salad for me. Will have to stick with the goat cheese salad.
Having experienced air tooth pizza last time we were in town, we figured it was time to check out this new spot and see if it was as good as the last. We found it it definitely was! An eclectic mix of unique pizzas, solid burgers, and some legit appetizers made for a delightful evening. We wandered in on a Sunday afternoon at about 4 o'clock, and still found that the weight was about an hour. We did have a group of nine, but it just showed how popular the places. That was a recurring theme throughout the week. The outdoor waiting area was really cool. There was some great skiing themed seating with a good number of fires to sit by. There was also limited seating inside. After we got to our table, our server was prompt and took really good care of us. They have a wonderful option of splitting pizzas. That definitely up the rating! The pizzas we grabbed were predominantly meat laden, and every one of them was good. The pizza is that build themselves as spicy definitely packed a little bit of heat, but nothing was melt your face hot. We also sample the number of different desserts. The tiramisu cheesecake was lovely, the banana bread pudding was fantastic, and the dingdong cake was a big hit, among both adults and children! The place is very lively, and at times a little bit loud, but never overpowering, and it created a really nice vibe. This is definitely a place we would frequent if we lived in the area!
I came down here for the first time after procrastinating for months. Usually I eat at Moose's Tooth, but finally remembered to stop by for lunch. Eye Tooth, the newest addition to the Tooth franchise, is located at the old La Mex building on King St. off of Dimond Blvd. next to Global Credit Union. Nice atmosphere and interior of the dining room. It's brightly lit with a ceiling-to-floor glass wall that provides a clear view of a large firepit outside to keep warm when you need some fresh air. Our server was very friendly and attentive. I went with a small half Chicken Rockefeller (roasted chicken, bacon, red onions, Roma tomatoes, roasted garlic, spinach, cream cheese, mozzarella, provolone, and parmesan) and half Santa's Little Helper (pepperoni, blackened chicken, bacon, grilled steak, red peppers, cilantro, and a mozzarella/provolone mix) with a side of Diablo Breadsticks (one of my all-time favorites from the menu) and a Caesar side salad. My colleague from work chose the Sweet & Spicy King Wings and a bowl of Jambalaya (onions, peppers, tomatoes, celery, rice, hot link sausage, and blackened chicken with green onions). Our orders took a little longer to arrive which is to be expected with how busy they are. We received the sides of Caesar salad and the Jambalaya first. It was delicious. However, the wings, pizza, and breadsticks arrived all at the same time. The table we had was a small two-seater by the window and we barely had room to place the new arrivals with the side dishes. The dining room is great, don't get me wrong, but tables for two people could be a little wider for more space when additional orders arrive. It was a challenge making sure nothing fell off of the table while we were eating. The pizza and the breadsticks were amazing as usual, hardly a surprise for the Tooth restaurants. Detroit-style pizza, which I wanted originally, is not available on the menu until after 4PM. Most of the familiar pizza and appetizer selections are found here but the lunch and dinner specials vary with each location. Upon looking at the online menus to date from Moose and Bear Tooth, it looks like the Detroit-style Pizza is only available at this location. Hopefully, they can expand this to include all three restaurants and as a regular lunch selection.
This is a very cool, psychedelic concept with some interesting and creative food offerings but certain things just miss the mark entirely. Now, my first culinary experience with this restaurant was a good one, their cheese burger with honey and whipped Brie?!?!?!?!?! Is a masterpiece disguised as a cheese burger the tater tots on the side? Meh! Nothing to see there. The most mind-binding, disrespectful thing I came across at this establishment is them calling a glorified Little Caesar's quality cheese bread with a side of dipping sauce a "Pizza" if it wasn't enough that this cheese bread was marketed as a "Pizza" which it is not but to call it a Detroit style Deep dish? Unforgivable! I wanted to love this pizza so badly but I cannot allow anyone else to spend $28.00 on a dried out, over cooked order of cheese bread. The service was good until I was given Diet Coke instead of Coke Zero. I swear service recovery is such a lost art. C- read more
Well if you like 80's Cardboard Frozen Pizza come here! Total failure of their New Haven Tavern Pizza! Dump this pizza line. Putting quality ingredients on cardboard, it falls down flat, who made this a specialty pizza? I heard great things about it prior from associates, knowing Moose's Tooth and their brand here in Alaska it is highly respected. So I expected greatness. I can buy a better frozen pizza like Amy's at Carrs. My husband Richard picked up the pizza tonight, the cheese was hard, dough was flat and zero flavor so lackluster, didn't travel well from Dimond to Potter Valley. Nope, 86 this Frozen 80's Pizza Line! Garbage. He at least enjoyed the bar, I didn't get any value for spending $30! 1st impression of the Pizza here is a BIG NO! Flavortown Left Anchorage! I'm so mad at ordering this pizza, I'm at a loss for words. We think about ordering out, you and I want value we want a good experience and I'm just so upset and so disappointed. I expect so much better from this local co. Get Uncle Joes on the Southside all the way. read more
13 hours ago
5 months ago
I'm a fan of Moose's Tooth, so we ordered ahead for To Go as we were busy. The place has a great look, the bar where I waited was great and the bartender was super helpful. Love the Bar! I asked for a Raspberry Wheat or Hefe, and Mercedes my bartender blended an Apple and Raspberry Wheat which I said was great and ordered. I was hanging waiting on my wife who ordered ahead pick up. Now we read the pizza description at home online first, thin sourdough, the New Haven Tavern Pizza, different and we added 1 cup of pepperoni. Description sounded unique! We got home expecting amazing, we love Moose's Tooth but this was odd. It was super thin and the crust was like the 80's Tombstone Frozen Pizza's. Not what I expected at all. The ingredients fresh but skimpy and were somewhat quality but it didn't turn us on at all. The spicy honey added some zing but the 3 cheese mix didn't hold up well and congealed hard by the time we got home. Yeah, not something we'd be going back for, ever, very flat noted, sorry. You need to fix that flat frozen, feeling! Eye Tooth, more like Stink Eye! The bar saved this review from a lower star. read more
3 months ago
Visiting family at JBER, they turned us on to Moose Tooth two years ago. We loved it here as well. We did not have to wait for a table . It seemed brighter than Moose Tooth. We ordered painkillers. They were tasty but I missed the nutmeg and honey coconut rim that Cheddars does. I'm sad I didn't take pics of our cheese breadsticks or pizza but the pizza was pretty basic - just hamburger and onion Thin crust . Great service and great food. I wish we had one but definitely recommend for locals and visitors alike read more
3 months ago
It was super busy for a Thursday night, but then again, when is it not busy. We got the Backcountry, which is their tavern style pizza. The crust was super thin and crispy. This is a solid choice for vegetarians, which I am not. Our server was very nice and friendly. read more
1 month ago
Typical Tooth restaurant and I mean that in the best way: lively atmosphere, creative food and drink menu, and excellent service. I shared the Diablo sticks (a must have whenever I visit a Tooth restaurant) and the Red Top pizza with a friend. The Diablo sticks were delicious as always. The Red Top had plenty of cheese and a crust that was pleasantly crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. I also had the Paloma Spritz cocktail which was nice and refreshing. Parking can be tricky as the lot is small and can feel crowded. Other than that, I enjoyed my experience and would like to return. read more
11 months ago
Every time I visit, new menu items have been added. This time, I got the King Street Chicken Sandwich. It was amazing! Smothered in sweet & spicy king wing sauce with a tangy kick from the coleslaw. They also have onion rings now! They were extremely crispy and not too greasy. They are also very accommodating to allergens. My husband is gluten and dairy free and creates his own pizza. They do a great job with allergens/intolerances. Again, I'm so happy to have this restaurant on my side of town! read more
F O O D With the amazing variety of pizzas they have, our group decided to order multiple pizzas to our table. The ones I tried and really liked were Santa's Helper, Elf on the Shelf, and Cup n Curl Pepperoni! They were all cooked and made to perfection, so if you're a pizza junkie - come check this place out!! S E R V I C E Our server was totally on it. From making sure our drinks were always full to getting our food and anything else we needed to us asap. A T M O S P H E R E The ambiance of this place is so aesthetically pleasing! If you vibe with a calm atmosphere, beautiful layout, and gorgeous colors this place is for you! We sat in a booth and it was comfortable and perfect for our party of 6 people. This restaurant is wheelchair accessible with plenty of seating on both sides inside! read more
Guys; I'd be remised if I didn't mention I was asked by the team if I'd like a candle this time around, so they obviously read these posts and care a lot about their customers we tried new cocktails & got a new sammich, too! Excited to try something different than our usual. We also sat in a new booth, so fun! read more
14 days ago
They don't have to-go parking spots which is kind of a bummer. I like that they text you when your to-go order is ready however. We got the Nashville wings and the burrata salad only. $34! Ouch why are they so spendy. The dressing on the salad was way way way "spicier" than what I remember the last time. It almost ruined the salad for me. Will have to stick with the goat cheese salad. read more
27 days ago
27 days ago
Having experienced air tooth pizza last time we were in town, we figured it was time to check out this new spot and see if it was as good as the last. We found it it definitely was! An eclectic mix of unique pizzas, solid burgers, and some legit appetizers made for a delightful evening. We wandered in on a Sunday afternoon at about 4 o'clock, and still found that the weight was about an hour. We did have a group of nine, but it just showed how popular the places. That was a recurring theme throughout the week. The outdoor waiting area was really cool. There was some great skiing themed seating with a good number of fires to sit by. There was also limited seating inside. After we got to our table, our server was prompt and took really good care of us. They have a wonderful option of splitting pizzas. That definitely up the rating! The pizzas we grabbed were predominantly meat laden, and every one of them was good. The pizza is that build themselves as spicy definitely packed a little bit of heat, but nothing was melt your face hot. We also sample the number of different desserts. The tiramisu cheesecake was lovely, the banana bread pudding was fantastic, and the dingdong cake was a big hit, among both adults and children! The place is very lively, and at times a little bit loud, but never overpowering, and it created a really nice vibe. This is definitely a place we would frequent if we lived in the area! read more
I came down here for the first time after procrastinating for months. Usually I eat at Moose's Tooth, but finally remembered to stop by for lunch. Eye Tooth, the newest addition to the Tooth franchise, is located at the old La Mex building on King St. off of Dimond Blvd. next to Global Credit Union. Nice atmosphere and interior of the dining room. It's brightly lit with a ceiling-to-floor glass wall that provides a clear view of a large firepit outside to keep warm when you need some fresh air. Our server was very friendly and attentive. I went with a small half Chicken Rockefeller (roasted chicken, bacon, red onions, Roma tomatoes, roasted garlic, spinach, cream cheese, mozzarella, provolone, and parmesan) and half Santa's Little Helper (pepperoni, blackened chicken, bacon, grilled steak, red peppers, cilantro, and a mozzarella/provolone mix) with a side of Diablo Breadsticks (one of my all-time favorites from the menu) and a Caesar side salad. My colleague from work chose the Sweet & Spicy King Wings and a bowl of Jambalaya (onions, peppers, tomatoes, celery, rice, hot link sausage, and blackened chicken with green onions). Our orders took a little longer to arrive which is to be expected with how busy they are. We received the sides of Caesar salad and the Jambalaya first. It was delicious. However, the wings, pizza, and breadsticks arrived all at the same time. The table we had was a small two-seater by the window and we barely had room to place the new arrivals with the side dishes. The dining room is great, don't get me wrong, but tables for two people could be a little wider for more space when additional orders arrive. It was a challenge making sure nothing fell off of the table while we were eating. The pizza and the breadsticks were amazing as usual, hardly a surprise for the Tooth restaurants. Detroit-style pizza, which I wanted originally, is not available on the menu until after 4PM. Most of the familiar pizza and appetizer selections are found here but the lunch and dinner specials vary with each location. Upon looking at the online menus to date from Moose and Bear Tooth, it looks like the Detroit-style Pizza is only available at this location. Hopefully, they can expand this to include all three restaurants and as a regular lunch selection. read more
Love the look and atmosphere. Cool penny art on the walls. Our server was super friendly and service was prompt. We ordered appetizers and shortly after some lunch dishes. I have heard from many that they have a delicious hamburger, but that it is expensive. I ordered their burger and I have to say I wasn't impressed. It was comparable at best to Arctic Burger and Brews $15 burger. The garlic knots were delicious and I was told the chicken wings were delicious. The bruschetta was ok, not great as one might expect from a "Tooth" restaurant. I will try them again to see if it was just a one off experience. read more
1 year ago
I love moose's tooth pizza. I got takeout here and was disappointed in my split pizza. Why so much empty space on a pizza? Let those flavors mix! For $40 you don't need to skimp! Next time don't do me like that eye tooth read more
It's nice to have a Tooth option on the Southside of Anc. Nice and big interior, well decorated, friendly staff. Charlie took good care of us. We all enjoyed our food, but agree that the breading on the chicken sandwiches is too much/thick. We would prefer just grilled or very lightly breaded. Onion rings were super yummy. Salads were all good. Jambalaya was great!! read more
DISCLAIMER: they are still in kind of a "soft-opening" phase right now, most of the dining room is not open, reduced hours, etc. I will be grading on a curve, but I will come back and re-review when they are HARD-opened. Coming here made me think of what I thought the first time I came to the 'Tooth restaurants back in 2014 when I had just moved to Alaska: It's like McMenamins but with better beer and the food is actually good! Despite the fact that Eye Tooth (the mountain) is much closer to Bear Tooth (see: https://www.peakbagger.com/peak.aspx?pid=18971 ) ...Eye Tooth the eatery is much closer to Moose's Tooth. Here's how I'd sum it up: In common with Moose's Tooth: - Similar atmosphere - Same pizzas you love - The EXTENDED tap selection (Bear Tooth often only has one seasonal tap, MT/ET have, like, 9) In common with Bear Tooth: - full liquor license complete with cocktail menu - Burgers (expensive burgers) Eye Tooth originals: - Chicago Tavern-style pizzas! This is my favorite type of Chicago pizza (it ain't just deepdish, y'all!), it's thin and crackery and cut in squares. - Detroit-style pizzas! I love these style of pizza (see: "Ranch" in Portland, OR), but I didn't get one since they all are LARGE and feed 3-6 people. The service was a little slow and spotty, but I forgive that because of opening growing pains. I really was impressed that Moose's tooth has two completely new styles of pizza to offer in addition to their classic California-style pizzas (they would never call them that but, that's what they actually are, sorry/not sorry). And they are legitimately different, not just a remix of what they already do! Also so glad that they have the full suite of seasonal ales and lagers. I think Broken Tooth's year-round beers are all pretty average-to-bad, but they definitely have some stand-out seasonals. I rarely get beer at Bear Tooth for this exact reason. Excited to return when they are fully open! read more
2 years ago
So happy to have this new eatery on the southside! A welcomed addition. The artwork in the foyer is something to be experienced! We were grateful to visit Eyetooth for the first time on Valentine's Day, Friday evening. It was busy but we were able to order drinks and hang out by the amazing fire pit! Truly a must! There was also plenty of seating for those waiting indoors. This eatery features both a cocktail menu and the broken tooth brew you know and love. I believe we were ordering off a trial menu. There were plenty of appetizers but I honestly hoped to see a few pastas, if I'm being honest. They have special "Tavern," pizza that is thin crust. We sat near an area that had a brick wall. Very aesthetic. We ordered a few appetizers, drinks, a Tavern pizza and a banana-bread, bread pudding dessert that was most memorable. See photos. Food came out much faster than drinks. No complaints on service. We can't wait to be regulars here! read more
Soft Open on 2/13/2025. Check the website for more details eyetoothak.com Open 4-10pm till Saturday then reopen soon. 17ish tables and some bar tables. Staff is welcoming and nice. Definitely excited to have a new restaurant on the south side of town. The place itself is fantastic. It's strange being in here, remembering the old La Mex and seeing all the changes that they have made. The artwork is fantastic. Love to see show posters to the shows I went to! We arrived at 345pm walked in after the huge crowd we got sat around an hour after we had gotten our buzzer. Was quoted 30 mins but understand it would take longer than normal. It is a soft open. Our server was great and checked in on us more than enough. We got drinks and they tasted great we even got some more. Food was great but my wife wasn't a fan of the new style. I loved it. Thin and different. Similar to some of my favorite pub pizzas. Mac and cheese was good but wish instead of bread crumbs it was chips on top. Excited to have a new place on the south side. This will be a nice place to come and grab a brew or a bite. I know that they will continue to add and improve upon what they have going! Excited to see what comes next!! read more
7 months ago
We went for appetizers and drinks. Had some much fun. The place is full of energy, great atmosphere, worth the time. Service was good. read more
11 months ago
While working in Anchorage, we stopped by the Eye Tooth Tavern & Eatery. From what I was told, this is their third location and it opened about six months ago. The décor is fresh, unique, and really inviting. We ordered five different pizzas -- a regular cheese (for a picky eater), the Tavern Pizza (thin crust), Elf on the Shelf, Santa's Little Helper, and the Lu Wow. Each had great flavor and was perfectly cooked. Our server was friendly, gave great recommendations, and kept our drinks full the entire time. They also had outdoor fire pits going, which looked cozy and fun--but it was way too cold for me to enjoy with temperatures in the low 20s! Overall, a great spot with good food, fun atmosphere, and excellent service! Highly recommend trying if you're in the area. read more
Always a good time a Tooth location and trying the new one did not disappoint! Located in the old La Mex location in Southside they've done an amazing job renovating the space. Its still a but loud and hard to hear but who needs conversation with the new show stopping salads and pizzas! We tried their Argula Burrata salad and split amongst 3 people, making it a great appetizer. Their house vinaigrette was very nice and good zing. We followed that up with their Backcountry Tavern style pizza which is a thin crust vegetarian pizza. A really nice alternative to hearty and delicious Moose's Tooth style pizza crust. The toppings were all amazing quality and the finishing olive oil was quite flavorful and elevated each bite. I look forward to trying more of their menu. read more
1 year ago
The construction of this place was great! There was an expected wait time but the seating outdoors with the fire pits was perfect to hold large amount of people while drinking. Service was spectacular! Kudos to our server, Julian! He had a great attitude, personality and was fast with knowledge of the menu. Food was delicious and so were the drinks. Will definitely be returning in the future! My only gripe is I wish they had a kids menu. The small cheese pizza was perfect for her though! read more
5 months ago
I just went in to check the place out . I can't wait to go back . I was warmly greeted at the door . When I told them why I was there they showed me the menu and thanked me for stopping in . On my way out , when I told them I couldn't wait to come back hey gave me a big smile and a wise tip .... Come early ! read more
2 months ago
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I don't think so, there is always a lot of people waited with buzzers.
