I first discovered rage city through an event they were holding and fell in love- I love vintage…read moreand thrifting, and having a small local business to give my money too over a big corporation is always preferred. I love that they don't exclusively sell vintage, they also curate local artists wares so there is a nice blend of retro and new. The vibes in this shop are also great, I never feel weird browsing around or asking questions, and the folks behind the counter are always very helpful and kind. The prices tend to vary based on what you're buying, but to me seem very fair. Overall I would definitely recommend stopping by, you'll probably find something you didn't know you needed!

From the owner: We are Rage City Vintage. We believe that Anchorage deserves a space for the weirdos and creatives…read moreof all ages in our town to gather, shop and collectively sell their wares. We provide a safe, all-ages space where folks can be themselves. We provide space for our customers to be with their community and shop as well as provide our vendors an affordable retail space to sell their locally made and sourced creative and vintage products. Rage City Vintage is a new store for the old souls and weirdos of Anchorage, AK. We host all ages and intimate concerts, classes, readings, and art shows in our tea lounge. We are a carefully curated retail and event space that creates a safe environment for folks of all ages to live their truth. We also represent 70+ local curators, collectors, makers, and artists in our space.

This event facility is recently built located on Arctic Road…read more I've attended a community event, a private event, and concerts here. It is one of few Anchorage event facilities available to rent, that can hold over 150 people. Parking is ample and the building is secluded enough from neighboring homes. The facility includes a coffee shop/cafe area that you can choose to be open during your event. The facility kitchen is large and open. You have the ability to choose what spaces you want to rent, with the largest space being the gym. If your event has alcohol you will be required to rent the facility as a whole. I like that all rental information to include costs, deposits, etc is laid out clearly online. You will not need to contact anyone directly until you are ready. I believe they even have bouncy houses available to rent. Like most facilities, they have staff there watching. Sometimes they're cool, sometimes they're annoyingly saying the music is too loud when we in the crowd, can barely hear it. Gotta take the good with with the bad ya know?!

Sort of like the Spenard Rec Center, but smaller and newer. I'm not sure about all of the…read morebuildings offerings, but they have basketball courts, a coffee shop inside, a couple meeting or party rooms (you can rent for bday parties), and I think they run a daycare too. Coffee shop staff is super nice, decent/regular prices. If your kid is going to a basketball program (like mine is), make sure you sign them in. You have to- for liability purposes. We didn't for basketball games, but for practice yes. They host Halloween events (and possibly other holiday events) that I've seen too, just haven't been able to go to them. Bathrooms and pretty much everywhere in general is clean and staff is nice.

Let's start this out by saying.... This is a private club during normal hours…read more However, this venue is available to rent and is perfect for metal, punk shows as well as a downtown throw down spot. The rent is reasonable and the owners are very accommodating. The upstairs is available for private events and features a small stage, sound system, kitchen, and patio. Great place to have a kick ass party without pissing off the neighbors.

I have had the pleasure of visiting the PCA two times in the last decade, once to conduct an audit…read moreand more recently to attend a dinner with a member. PCA is kind of an odd place. I have heard stories about how it was quite the place back in the day, but now it just strikes me as odd. They have less oil and gas folks than they once did which speaks to how anchorage has changed, but I never would have expected a baby to appear in the bar of the PCA but it happened. The food is nothing special and the service isn't the quickest but if you want to have an a good place to people watch, this is it!

I'm so happy the PCA is open for lunch again! Before Covid, it was my favorite place in town to…read moretake clients to lunch, and now it's back with even better food! It's private and exclusive, but not in a stuffy or bougie way... more like a quiet place to have a delicious, quick lunch and a meeting, where the staff knows your name and provides excellent service. They have brought back the soup and salad bar, which is the best in town by far. So there's a super quick lunch option for anyone working in midtown, without getting stuck with the same old boxed salads you're used to. If you're in for a bit more of the long haul, the wings, steak bites, pork bellies, and phillys are all outstanding. There seems to be a contingent trying to make the two-martini lunch cool again, and while I will not join them (until 5), I applaud and support their efforts. Still a private club, so not everyone can go, but getting set up as a member is cost effective compared to what I think people might be imagining. Check it out!

Got a soda at the fairgrounds and it was great! I wish they had the creamer that we use in Utah but…read moreotherwise it was good. Fast friendly service!

Ended up coming here because I needed something refreshing that's not coffee or beer. And I was not…read moredisappointed. The tea is unsweetened so it was pretty good. Not way too sweet. The black bear lemonade was amazing. Very refreshing and let's you leave wanting more. I'm glad I made a stop when I did. Would highly recommend stopping by and getting something refreshing.

Perfect place to stay near the airport. We were only there overnight but it was warm and…read morecomfortable. Great breakfast in the morning with very nice hosts. Easy online check in and electronic key through our app. Went straight to our room and off to sleep. Thanks for making us feel at home.

A little hidden gem. We enjoyed our stay. Love the coffee/tea station always available. Staff…read morewas friendly and had great tips.

Always great food and great service. For apps we always get a couple oysters and French onion soup…read more The halibut cheeks are my favorite.

Well worth the price and special trip from anywhere. I had the Beets Salad as a starter. It had a…read moreperfect combination of every ingredient. Soft flavorful goat cheese, crisp greens, two types of tender beets (yellow and the standard dark red (purple) variety.) The dressing was a wonderful balsamic and orange reduction. I was so impressed I practiced in my own kitchen to perfect it and serve to guests. As for the main course I chanced the special of the night. It was tiny white shrimp from pristine waters of South America. It was a Mexican cuisine presentation. Spicy and bursting with different flavors. Best eaten when you tried to get the most variety on one forkful. Very cleaver. I am a self admitted foodie. I sincerely appreciated the Chef's thought process in bringing together the perfect combination of flavor, texture, healthy ingredients, cost to customer, portion control and of course staying power so the hungry monster does not return before morning. This is perhaps the third time I have ever eaten here as I am married to a steak and potatoes man. He really does not care to eat away from his own chair in front of the TV. (He really has many romantic redeeming qualities) but enjoying an evening out slowly working one's way through a Professionals work in the kitchen is not one of them. If he cannot drive the cleaver masters work he has no appreciation of the endeavors. I understand as arriving by Uber or Lyft is fine with me. Anyway Kinley's has again entertained me and calmed me down after a busy day. The only negative and it is a major one, the bartender encouraged a middle aged professional woman to completely dominate the room with her loud and plain offensive opinions. She was only drinking wine but he was entraining her an another while ignoring drink orders. Consequently another professional woman dining with a friend kept raising her voice to be heard above the painful noise at the bar. There were 2 single gentlemen dining alone on both sides of me. Both got disgusted with this action, commented to me how I can tolerate it, got doggie bags, refused after dinner drinks and left. I was about to do the same and but both offensive individuals started to make overtures to leave so I finished my wine before leaving with my doggie bag. Maybe if all three of us had made comments it could have been curtailed but we did not. Over all Kinley's was a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

I love this place. Went for first time in Valentines Day. The employees are amazing and so kind…read more Make sure you make reservations this place is hopping. I especially loved Kevin

Come for the axe throwing, return for the outstanding customer services. First, this is an…read moreincredibly fun experience I recommend to everyone. Not only are there axes but there are all sorts of fun things to throw including ninja stars and knives. The employees were amazing, offering to help us improve our skills or give us space to make our own mistakes. Drinks and snacks were just a bonus on an already wonderful experience. Staff went above and beyond to make sure we had a great experience and I will be back!

Wonderful place. Such a great center for educational instruction…read more The woods around this area make for a type of oasis in the middle of a very busy city. The woods cannot remove the noise of the city, but it does remove the scar of roads and urban slam. The space itself is clean, and spacious. It is well lit and architecturally, it allows for multiple meetings to go on without overhearing or even really seeing one another. The windows are also super cool. Complimentary coffee and tea available on both floors.

I know what you're thinking. "I ain't no Texas 'earl man!"…read more Well, don't sweat friend. This is a place that BP built to "give back". For you, and for me, and for the entire human race. It's actually a really nice facility. Reminds me of something Howard Roarkian in nature. It's in the woods, and it kinda blends in with the woods nicely. It's blockly. It's blocks on blocks, in the woods. Wood blocks in woods. With long rectangular windows through. Slotted wood blocks in woods. That's why I don't talk about architecture very often. Anyway, as yuppie-quinoa-and-kale-eating-urban-living-trail-running-expensive-stroller-with-suspension-owning-pasty-folks-in-their-upper-30's say: "It's a really nice space" And it's available to use, FOR FREE. I'm not 100% clear on the rules but, the way I understand it is: if you have a non-profit, and you want to use this facility during the week. Then, you can. For free. I go here once a month for the Mountaineering Club of Alaska meetings. If you use it on the Weekends, you gotta pay. Driving into here/finding it is VERY confusing. Make SURE you look at the map I uploaded to the Yelp photos. If you need to be here ON TIME: I HIGHLY suggest you scout it out or come much earlier than your event. You have been warned!