Do you want an entire breakfast smashed between two pieces of perfectly toasted bread?? Want that…read moreto include 300lbs of ham, bacon, eggs, and 3 types of cheese??? How about a vat of scrumptious gravy to dip that sandwich in????? Well, holy obsceness, have I got the place for you!! I may die from cardiac arrest, but what a way to go!! PS: If you miss the morning glory of a sandwich, don't be sad because her "normal" sandwiches have put Wasilla on the map. Don't let your belly or tastebuds miss this place, I promise you will not be disappointed!!

Well first we went to the address provided by the business, it was a doctor/dental office. No…read moresigns, nothing. The business wasn't there. We looked everywhere until an office worker told us they moved and to check the Facebook page. The Facebook page directed us to some bingo hall down the road and had a picture describing the hours as open at 11am, and another picture saying she opened at 12p.... ANYWAYS.... So we drove to the bingo place to find a little food stand, clearly closed. We ask someone who works there and they said "oh she'll be in later". Not sure what this business' issue is with establishing and conveying accurate hours of operation or even a location but because of all this running around and inaccuracy, we'll never try to come back again.

Not all who wander are lost…read more This is the best lil gem hidden on main st. Its a older possibly historic building. That being said, spots are limited. However, they also have carry out! I've been here quite a few times as this turns out to be my one of my family's favorite spots ( I was having lunch with my son and mother, then my older brother walks in, so family lunch together.) My favorite has to be the pioneer sandwich! Its big enough for 2 to split so you can save room for their soup! I had a few different ones since I moved here to big lake, and each soup special is better then the next, I enjoyed the lemon/chicken/orzo/spinach soup yesterday... and im still thinking about it today... After all this food, since it was so light and fresh, i didn't even need a nap after. And with the breakfast sandwich's, burritos, & wonderful coffee in Wasilla! This place is becoming a needed daily experience. Your staff makes the experience of waiting like a vulture for a table so delightful. They are all doing such a great job for your business. Thank you wandering cafe!

My dad and I came here on our way to Anchorage and it was such a great stop! It's super cute…read moreoutside and has such a warm and cozy vibe inside. It's a great place to stop for your morning coffee and also to get breakfast or lunch! The staff is super friendly and the service is very fast! We got the breakfast burrito and the avocado grilled cheese. Both were so cheesy and super yummy! I wish the grilled cheese had a sausage or turkey option instead of just bacon as it would make it 10x better! (I'm not a fan of pork meat) but even with it, it was delicious! I live right down the street so I'll definitely be coming back to try other things on the menu!

Nice quite cafe. Fast and friendly. I had a turkey Swiss wrap which was good but I wish they had…read moremore options and extras like peppers, cukes, pickles (on the sandwich), etc. Also having more condiment options would be good. Still I will for sure return and enjoy another lunch.

We had a great roast beef sub and ham and cheddar melt! The staff are also very friendly! We'll be…read moreeating back here again!

Came here with my husband and dad for lunch, it's not a busy place so it's quiet and you can hear…read morethe music they play. The interior design could use some work except the little fireplace nook they have is super cute. They had a Christmas tree that was only half lit and decorated which was weird. We got coffees; two sunrise sandwiches and the potato soup in a bread bowl. Both the sandwiches were very good! Definitely a great spot for them and with any of the bread choices, which there are MANY! I'll absolutely come back for them! The bread bowl is just white bread which was disappointing as I thought they'd have a sourdough option. The bread was super doughy inside as if the soup had been sitting in it for hours or it wasn't baked all the way through and it tasted like it was missing salt maybe. The soup was fine, nothing great but not bad. Similar to what you may buy canned at the grocery store. The coffee didn't come out until we were about ready to leave which I expected as it seemed they had barely 2-3 people working at one time. If they did more bread bowl options, experimented with the soup flavors more (or start making it homemade if they buy it commercially), and redecorated, I'd 100% give this place 5 stars. Regardless, great place for sandwiches and coffee and I'll totally be back!

My sister and her daughter's who live in Palmer introduced me to House of Bread in early October…read morewhen I moved here from San Francisco and coming from a city where bakeries and pastries are huge. I discovered which I'm a big snob around the perfect Cinnamon roll I've ever had, which is a raspberry cinnamon roll. They also had a pumpkin one which I like but the raspberry is a cuddy above the rest. I think the best part about going in here is I feel like the staff treat us like family. A few people that stand out consistently are::Maddie, Rebecca, hope and juniper Jessica And the owner Don, of course. Thank you guys for always being consummate professionals and creating Joy whenever I come in and bringing a smile to my face in big ways and small. And it's not just about the incredibly yummy decadent flagrant yet down home raspberry cinnamon roll, but also your raspberry swirl bread is to die for as well as your blueberry crumble. Oh, and the Apple bread as well. I'm such a fan that my niece Kat bought me a gift certificate for Christmas and I can't wait to use it :)

Sometimes you just want something simple, comforting with a touch of nostalgia for lunch. Cue the…read moreclassic soup & sandwich combo. I got a lovely lunch from Sherrie's Valley Cafe in Wasilla. It's a small cafe located inside a medical office building. They use Boar's Head deli meats in their sandwiches, and also serve salads, snacks & soup. This location used to be known as the breadcrumb whose owner moved to a distant location. I ordered the "Optimus Prime" which included roast beef, pepper jack cheese, horseradish, bell peppers, red onion & jalapeños. There were quite a few sides to choose from & I went with the Mac salad. The other options were chips, potato salad & pasta salad or soup for an up charge. Since the soup of the day was loaded baked potato I ordered a cup of it as well. If you're looking for a quick service lunch spot in the valley then you should check out Sherrie's cafe. It was a delicious & comforting lunch. Seating is very limited, but available counter style! They don't have an insta, but regularly post to Facebook. Sherrie is a sweetheart and customer service was excellent!

I love Sherrie's Valley Cafe. Sherrie and her son are two of the nicest people I have ever met. I…read morelove her salads and her sandwiches. The menu has something for everyone. My personal favorites : the California Gobbler Salad and the Club Sandwich. Best lunch place in the Valley!

The other reviewers were spot on! Amazing burgers / Sandwiches!! Husband had the Rueben with a side…read moreof fries and I had the mushroom burger with bacon cheese fries. The fries could've used a touch of salt and more cheese sauce/ bacon. But still hands down my favorite burger joint now! They didn't have a full stock of the alcohol ice cream and I didn't like order any other drinks or deserts, but I am sooo curious to come back and see what's up. Very nicely painted and decorated, an plenty of area to sit both in the front and back. Food was also made quickly which is always nice, and friendly staff.

absolutely fantastic burger and fries can't beat the price either. It's located in the old Chepos…read more spot. The staff is fantastic, friendly, and punctual. Absolutely recommend if you're in a good old-fashioned American comfort food.

This place is amazing. The owners makes different foods everyday so check out Facebook to see what…read morethey are serving. Tuesday and Friday are Mexican. Saturday is burgers. They have homemade ice cream and drinks. Don't pass them up.

Had the western smash burger and it was delicious! Messy and the onion rings were crispy on the…read moreburger.

We stopped here after a day of shopping around downtown Palmer. My partner had a Philly and I had a…read moreTurkey sandwich. Very delicious and fairly quick! Service was extremely attentive and friendly. I'd like to come back and try more next time I'm in town as their specials sounded delicious! Lots of seating too. Check out the free library down the hall while you're there.

Although it seems like this is a chain when you visit the website, it's a family-owned and operated…read morerestaurant and it really gives you that feel when you visit. The cheesesteak is legit- perfect bread and that unctuous melty meat and cheese mix perfectly seasoned. I got the avocado version (there are a bunch of versions), which adds fresh avocado, lettuce and tomato to the sandwich (a nice bit of freshness to go with the rich meat and cheese). Cones with fries or potato salad. They have chicken wings and burgers, too. I also got some homemade flan for dessert - a nice point where the family that owns it adds their own special touches.

Welp, during my week of vacation I freaking got Covid. I work in a damn hospital and never get…read moresick. Go on camping on the Kenia peninsula and get Covid... WTF. But I digress. Since I was too sick to really do anything, including go to the Yelp Elite event, he took pity on me and we went on a drive around the scenic valley. While we were cruising around we got hungry, so I utilized my Jersey Mike app to pre-order us some dinner, so all my husband had to do was pop in and pick it up. My husband tells me the shop is nicer and bigger than the one in Anchorage... what else is new. The Valley always gets bigger and better. Our sandwiches were made as expected with no errors. I order in Anchorage all the time and this one was exactly the same. I like that dependability. It helps that their cheesesteaks (not Philly- you Alaskan weirdos- I was born in Philly, Philly is a place not a fucking sandwich) are perfect. Since moving to Alaska from Jersey a decade and a half ago, I have been longing for a proper cheesesteak. This is as close as you are going to get, minus the stupid red peppers, which ABSOLUTELY MUST BE OMITTED. They do NOT belong on the sandwhich and ruin the entire flavor profile. Thankfully the app makes it very easy to modify your sandwich to your preferences. What I think is the true proof of the quality of the sandwich is if it needs condiments. This sub does not. I typically drown my cheesesteaks in ketchup. But this sandwich has the perfect balance of cheese and meat, and the meat had an excellent flavor with no gross chewy pieces. I have a really REALLY bad meat aversion, so bad that I was a vegetarian for 5.5 years, because I can't deal with tendons and miscellaneous meat appearances in my meal. But my love of cheesesteaks is literally what brought me back to carnivorous lifestyle. I'd die in a sword death for a proper cheesesteak. And Jersey Mike's has it going on.

Went to Jersey Mike's in Wasilla Alaska multiple times. The first few times were impressed with…read morethe quality of food served and service. Stopped in after working late this past weekend for takeout. Complete disappointment! Opened the sandwiches at home only to find dried out stale bread on both sandwiches we ordered. At the high price point for commercially prepared food these days that is completely unacceptable and we will never go back. We are going to stick with our local sub shop, Krazy Moose subs, which produces a far superior product. Have been going there for years and never had any problems. Fresh bread daily. Locally owned. No more franchise food for us! Update: Jersey Mike's replied to the above review and said they're "sorry." Then said they hoped we'd "come back in the future." Not a chance. Spent over $30 to get dried out puckered bread on not one but two sandwiches. Don't need any lame, insincere boilerplate 'apologies.' Our money goes elsewhere. Great job, people. Your Wasilla shop served dried out, puckered, stale bread instead of throwing it out and lost us as customers for life. Great business model. All to save a couple bucks on inventory. Way to go!