We ate the food so fast I failed to get pictures!!!…read more Burgers. Sandwiches. Ice cream. Friendly staff. Cool and kitschy vibes. Duke's is in the old Chepo's space and has been revitalized with paint and decor to be a great cafe space. They even offer room for parties and gatherings! I did manage to slow down with the gluttony enough to get some photos of the ice cream (hand scooped shakes, floats, malts, and so on). However, these barely made it to the car before we demolished them!!! Worth a visit, for sure!!!

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.

Amazing people to work with. They always deliver on time and make some incredible desserts and…read morebreads. My favorites are the jalapeño cheese, and banana bread, the peanut butter cookies, and they're cupcakes. I would recommend to anyone looking for a sweet treat or some home made bread.

What's not to love about Wasilla and Houston's fabulous ice cream shop. Can drive by without…read morestopping and the dog love "pup Kup"

Little Miller's is an icon of ice cream roadside stands along the Parks highway and has expanded to…read moreother locations in the Wasilla area. They have a limited app with some of their favorite items and all their locations and hours. We have been going to Miller's since the Parks Highway was constructed over 40 years ago. We used to stop to get ice cream for our children and of course my wife and I all summer long. Now that we live in Wasilla we even go now that our children are adults with their own children. They also stop frequently traveling the highway. They have limited sandwiches and bakery items, along with coffee and specialty drinks. Because we are seniors now a shake like trees in a high wind we request that they put our ice cream orders in tall plastic cups to prevent our wearing them. They happily do this without any additional cost just by asking. I would highly encourage any near their locations to stop and give them an opportunity to serve you their locally made ice cream. Friendly efficient service at a reasonable cost. They have limited parking and outside seating areas in summer but not recommended for winter with drive through windows only. Credits accepted but no military or senior discounts.

Pure Deliciousness to start! Their cupcakes are amazing! Rich in flavor without being overpowering…read more The signature butter cream frosting is above and beyond. They also do custom cookies with the ability to create just about anything you could want or need. I was so thrilled to find out that they can safely ship cookies, so I placed two custom orders for my grandchildren's birthday parties! They will be thrilled! Thanks Frost!

Very cute interior and friendly staff. The shop is located right next to UPS. The cupcakes make for…read morea nice treat.

Trivia: What's the AK in cAKe stand for?…read more Hodgepodge of merchandise. Aprons, journals, coasters, and paintings. Even fancy flasks for, you know Very clean and bright. The merchandise is well organized. The desserts are less organized and some, un-labeled. Maybe on purpose so the customer asks about them? "Oh, what is that?!" Which might be okay if the staff was a little more helpful. See below. I've found that the desserts, while very pretty, unique, and decorative, taste more bland than I expect them to. I guess I just expect more pop in flavor. I've picked up dessert, or eaten in three total times. The first time in was a chocolate cupcake that was rather bland. Then it was a bourbon tart that was sort of crunchy, sort of soft, and lacking any bourbon flavor. I found myself worried I'd chip a tooth because some bites were "caramel hardened" hard and others sort of soft. The third was a piece of coconut cake that was spot on, moist, and so tasty. Meanwhile, service was also just okay. Just sort of apathetic? Maybe attempting to not be overbearing? No suggestions. Limited descriptions of unmarked desserts when prompted about them. Also, it would be nice if they had decaf espresso. I've always stopped by in the evening and coffee sounds great with the desserts. But not at the expense of being stuck up late.

O.M.G! Delicious! This small little shop has so much appeal and charm. Beautiful decor complimented…read moreby art and goods from local artists. On my visit I decided on the oatmeal raisin cookies and the carrot cake, two of my favorites. Let me tell you, I was not disappointed! The cookies a perfect combination of oats, raisins and crunch. The carrot cake firm yet soft and moist and the perfect amount of cream cheese icing. I've tried a few cake shops in the Anchorage metro area but this one blows them all away.

Best Italian food this side of the parallel. Amazing staff and friendly service. Authentic food. A…read morediamond in the rough. I had a small family reunion here and wished they had meals family style, and it seems like they would have done it this way if I asked. Maybe next time?! Thank you for putting up with us. We had the whole Circo us and more children than adults. Pretty sure we broke at least one plate. Will be back without the children next time!! Free parking and a beautiful drive from Anchorage.

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

Like most Alaska businesses, this one is located in a strip mall. In an even more Alaska-move,…read moreit's located in a corrugated steel strip mall. The interior is much more unique than the exterior. It's a surprisingly eclectic coffee shop in Wasilla. There's hippie-inspired décor and there's also some Bible verses hanging on the wall. They offer espresso coffee (no drip at all, huge bummer) and grab-n-go, semi-made-fresh food. I got a veggie bagel sandwich and it was quite good. Service was friendly and relatively fast.

Finally stopped in to check this place out. I've driven by several times and wasn't quite sure what…read moreto make of it. The exterior doesn't look as inviting, but inside has this cute modern rustic decor that's inviting. Ordered the turkey pesto artisan grilled cheese with tomato basil soup. The soup was very bland but the sandwich was really good. Dipping the sandwich into the soup made the soup forgivable I guess. Their cold drinks ( red-bull Italian sodas) was done well. I liked it. Service was ok..I think the cheesecake prices are kinda yowza high! I didn't feel in the mood for cheesecake, so I might stop in another time to give it a shot. Overall, my feelings on this place is so-so.

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 :)

I decided to try these folks during the bridge opening ceremony at West Chester Lagoon…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz/westchester-lagoon-anchorage)/Coast Trail (http://www.yelp.com/biz/tony-knowles-coastal-trail-anchorage). First the bad: The wait: was very, very long. There were about 10 or more people that had already placed orders in front of me. I was unaware of this. I got the wrong sandwich: I ordered the cheese steak but received the turkey. It was dark so I didn't notice this till I had already started walking home. The bridge event was already over, the carts were breaking down, and I didn't want to go wait again. The good news? The turkey was AMAZING! I forget the official name of the sandwich but it had absolutely incredible flavors. I'd definitely try them again, I'd just be a bit more proactive about the wait times...

I tried these guys at an event downtown last night, I wanted to order the Yukon but they were out,…read moreinstead I tried the harvest squash. The wait was very, very long. When I ordered there were about 6 orders in front of me and it took between 25-30 minutes to get my grilled cheese. When I finally got the sandwich it was just ok, the bread was only completely grilled on one side, the squash was mashed (which I liked!) but it was pretty blan, the cranberry was really good though!

We had the special today, a pulled pork BBQ Sandwich with a side of Mac and Cheese and sweet tea…read morefor $13.95. It was delicious! Thank you for the fun conversation, the amazingly delicious food, and the affordable price.

I'm here for the soft opening. Let's see how this plays out. Since this is their first day, I…read moreexpect the normal bumps in the road. We walk into a great view of a small but pleasant lake out side of a large dining area. They have a spacious bar that seats 12 and and coincidentally 12 wonderful beers on tap. Unfortunately the liquor selection is really thin but it looks poised to fill. I ordered a Elysian Space Dust IPA. It came fairly quickly considering the soft opening jitters. Thankfully the cold glass and great beer made the long wait for food relaxing. The owner introduced herself and did her best to acknowledge the 1st day bumps but brush off the stress. The cowboy burger finally arrived! 1/2 lb patty stuffed with brisket on a on a fresh hearty homemade bun, offered up with the traditional offerings. The 1/2 lb patty was really small and didn't come close to filling the bun, but it was thick and stuffed full of deliciousness. The plus side.... it was damn good. I wish it had been much bigger for $16.95 but damn good....... damn good!!! For desert was a homemade apple crumble with Vanilla ice cream. All I can say is .... Damn! On point doesn't come close to explaining how good it is. I really look forward to eating here again. These guys can cook! Here for my second time enjoying the sun on the beautiful deck. Ducks and Lilly pads fill the landscape. I ordered the spicy jack burger. 1 word... Holy Sh$t... unbelievably delicious, and the Peanut butter pie.... I'm in love. My new favorite place!