Wow! I haven't had food this good in a while. It was so authentic and made from scratch, even the…read morethin cut fries which I'll be dreaming about until we go back. At first I was in sticker shock at the price. However, they give you a lot of food and it's well worth it. Three of us shared two plates, the mix grill and the lamb chops. Everything was seasoned and cooked to perfection. We also ended up taking a full to go container home. We will be back!

Meraki Grill has easily become my favorite place for Greek food. I've eaten here at least 4 or 5…read moretimes, and every single visit has been a positive experience. The food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and satisfying, and it's one of those places I genuinely look forward to visiting. I honestly wish they were closer to me because this would absolutely be one of my regular go-to spots whenever I wanted something delicious to eat. Anytime I'm in the area, I make it a point to stop by Meraki Grill and enjoy the food. I've never been disappointed, and the quality and experience have kept me coming back time after time. If you love Greek food or are simply looking for a great place to grab a flavorful and satisfying meal, I highly recommend Meraki Grill. It has definitely earned its spot as one of my favorites, and I'll continue coming back whenever I get the chance!

Great experience here!! LT was so sweet and set a table up for the 6 of us right away. The menu is…read moreextensive and we all ordered different things to eat both breakfast items and lunch. Our food came out quickly and was delicious! The fries, chili and patty melt I had hit the spot! My husband said his Ruben and chili were very good. We had tried to get in another restaurant down the street and were told it would be an hour wait. I can honestly tell you that the Sandwich Deck was a better choice! The entire staff were friendly and efficient and the whole restaurant had a great vibe! If you are looking for a local Anchorage diner for breakfast or lunch I highly recommend the Sandwich Deck!

This place slaps ate lunch here two days in a row. Great food and vibes, highly recommend…read more Cheers - B.G.

Just arrived in town from a cruise ship, and my sister (now an Alaskan) recommended Yak & Yeti for…read morelunch. All the food we ordered was fresh, scratch made, and so yummy! My son wanted one of their 'moreos' giant versions of O*eo sandwich cookies, and he loved it! We had 12 in our group, all with different preferences for protein, spice, and dairy. All of us were happy with our choices and the price points for the quality & quantity of food was very generous. The waitstaff are laidback and friendly, and we really enjoyed ourselves. I live in KS so am not sure when/if I'll be back in Anchorage, but if that day comes, you'll find me at Yak & Yeti!

We visited Yak & Yeti for a weekday dinner after our first two choices were both closed. Looking…read morefor an alternative, we came across Yak & Yeti, which seemed to serve some very interesting looking sandwiches, and according to reviews, serves delicious food in huge portions. Count us in! Arriving for a weekday dinner, the place seemed to have a decent number of customers, with most people getting rice bowls. We opted for one sandwich to share, since we were not that hungry, and we had read that one sandwich was big enough for two. We ordered at the counter, sat down, and our food soon arrived. Shapta Sandwich, Full ($12.99) - Since we only ordered a single sandwich, the cashier offered to cut the sandwich in half for us. We didn't expect them to actually serve it on two separate baskets, making it much more convenient for us to eat. The sandwich starts with a turmeric enhanced, yellowed colored baguette. The turmeric seems to mostly be for color, as the bun tastes closer to typical home baked buns. It's not really toasted all that much, so it's soft and fluffy. The bun is filled to the brim with tons of cubed and stir-fried pork. It's super tender, like it had been braised for hours before the frying. The pork is topped with lettuce and tomato, giving a bit of a crisp for textural contrast, and then with mayo and whole grain mustard for additional moisture and flavor. The major problem with this sandwich is the construction - since everything in the sandwich is chopped into small pieces, and the bun is so soft, all the ingredients essentially slip out while eating. It's very difficult to eat - something like 3/4 of the ingredients ended up on the basket after finishing, meaning I needed a fork to finish the dish! (4/5) People certainly aren't lying about the size of the sandwiches. Both of us were very full, bordering on bloated, after finishing our sandwich halves! I have to say, while tasty, I probably wouldn't get the sandwich again. It's just way too messy to eat. I think everyone else in the restaurant had the correct idea to get the rice bowls. I ended up having to fork 3/4 of the dish anyways, so might as well get it on rice! Bathrooms - Two rooms, one for each gender.

Spent the night in Anchorage coming home from a cruise. We were looking for something simple and…read moredelicious and pelmeni hit the spot. The menu is super simple. We got an order of potato with everything and an order of beef without the spice. Mixed in a dollop of sour cream and what a treat. Creamy, tangy, spicy, and the dumplings had a nice toothy texture. Rye bread was great to mop up what was left in the container. No frills atmosphere other than the fact that they had a record player with an eclectic stack of albums and chess boards for those wanting to hang out a bit.

We loved the delicious warm comfort of the curry and butter beef and potato options. Service was…read morekind and busy. Very casual and pleasant vibes with a convenient location from our hotel. A must try for this local gem!

I'll start with the ambience, because this place just screams It's namesake of a little Italian…read morerestaurant. Also strong presence of Greek influence. I came here to eat with a big party, and that doesn't always result in the best experience, but this one was very good. The server and service staff were very attentive and friendly. I think the owners even came over at one point to check on the table, which I really appreciate. I had the spanakopita appetizer which was served nice and hot and very flavorful. Also, the chicken marsala had great flavor, I could've basically licked my plate. I think I did mop up the rest of the sauce on my plate when the bread came in the middle of my meal. Honestly, this would be a five star review, but at the end of the day I left here hungry. I had three fairly small pieces of chicken and maybe a dozen rigatoni pasta on my plate. This is the first time I've ever left a Greek/Italian restaurant hungry. What I did get to eat was absolutely fantastic though.

Ordered the veal Marsala to go. There was very little of it. Just 2 small medallions, one was cut…read moreup. I think I had 7 bites. Didn't care for the pasta sauce. Had to ask for utensils. Menu online said $22.95 but was actually $37 at pickup. Probably won't be back.

Was looking for a quick bite and stumbled across this local diner. Did read up about them while we…read morewere looking to order, and apparently this place is famous for its halibut sandwich. It definitely is a diner, and it definitely had a vibe that this was a local spot. We got our Famous Halibut Sandwich, and it didn't disappoint. It was delicious, the batter was light and crispy, the halibut was fresh and flaky, and all served in between some delectable sweet buns. They also served an assortment of drinks. We tried this mimosa sorbet thing that was surprisingly delicious. If you're in downtown Anchorage and need a quick bite and/or a quick drink, definitely stop by. I don't think it'll disappoint.

First morning in Anchorage, we chose to try "The White Spot Cafe". The menu has some great…read moreselections, but due to dietary restrictions we settled on the breakfast sandwich. We selected the protein to be Reindeer Sausage, because...well, WE ARE in Anchorage after all! The service was prompt and efficient even though the dining room was relatively busy. This place is like a late sixties all American diner plopped down in the middle of town in 2026! Really a cordial place. I would normally score this a 5 star but frankly, I was disappointed in the meal presentation. There was only the bare naked sandwich on the plate. There simply should be at least some nominal garnish to add to the plate to make it complete.

This place is an absolute gem!…read more We came here today and everything was phenomenal. The gyro was perfect, the potatoes and salad were delicious, and the custard dessert was out of this world. The service here is outstanding. It feels like getting lunch or dinner from your own Greek Papou. They are incredibly generous and welcoming, which makes the whole experience so special. To the people complaining about the prices: anyone who's been in Alaska knows that sourcing and buying quality food here is expensive for both restaurants and customers. The prices here are VERY fair for the quality and portion sizes you get. Yes, the restaurant is obviously small and tucked away in a little aged strip mall, but that is part of its charm. If you want authentic, incredible Greek food made with love, come here. Tip: If seating is tight, just get it to-go! We will absolutely be back.

Some of the best travel experiences happen completely by accident, and Antonio's was exactly that…read morefor us. We had actually set out to visit a nearby Manila bakery we found on Yelp. As we were driving by, we noticed Antonio's and decided to stop in. From the outside--and even when we first walked in--the place was completely unassuming. To be candid, it looked a little worn around the edges. If you're someone who judges a restaurant by its appearance, you might keep driving. That would be a mistake. What followed was one of the culinary highlights of our entire trip to Alaska. We ordered a couple of items, but the owner insisted we try several additional dishes. As vegetarians, we're often limited when exploring new cuisines, but not here. Every plate that arrived was fresh, flavorful, and made with obvious care. The experience was a revelation. It made me realize that I've probably never had authentic Greek food before. The Greek dishes I've had from chain restaurants, food courts, and grocery store offerings don't even belong in the same conversation. The ingredients tasted fresher, the flavors were more vibrant, and every bite felt like it came from a family recipe rather than a corporate kitchen. What elevated the meal even further was the owner himself. He spent time talking with us, sharing how he ended up in Alaska and telling stories about his journey. It felt less like dining at a restaurant and more like being welcomed into someone's home. I've traveled extensively and eaten at restaurants across the country, and I can confidently say Anchorage is fortunate to have a place like this. Antonio's isn't just a restaurant--it's the kind of hidden gem that deserves national attention. Frankly, it belongs on a travel or food television show. If you're in Anchorage, do yourself a favor: ignore appearances, walk through the door, and trust the food.

Had the breakfast croissant sandwich w avo Delicious. Tasty…read moreand flaky croissant, tender ham, leaf lettuce. Properly prepared eggs(not browned). No condiments that I could detect. Didn't matter. Carolyn had the ham and cheese croissant. The same, good ingredients well prepared. Small cafe with counter ordering and delivery to table. Coffees include cappuccino, and lattes, etc. It can get a bit loud, all surfaces are hard do there is no deadening. Lost a star for service, it was slow. The gentleman who to took the order also did the coffees, cooking and table service, as a result he lost our order and had to scramble to get it out to us. In spite of that...we will return.

Cafe 817 is a total gem. Mark, the owner, is a one man show. His croissant breakfast sandwiches…read more are HUGE and packed with great items. Everything is made to order. He even makes his own ketchup. Check it out.