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.

Food packs a lot of flavor and loved the sauces that's came with. So so price but the plate portion…read moreis huge! I made two meals out of it. Would definitely come back.

Like a lot, but not love ... yet. I'm kind of torn. I have been spoiled by a Jewish Shawarma…read moreplace years ago here in Anchorage. I came to check it out and it's really good the lamb Shawarma we got was really fast served and great, but I can't put a finger on it, something is missing. I'll try their chicken next time but like I said I need confirmation to credit it 5 star. But the 4 stands as it was delectable, but ... missing something.

Very little meat in the gyro, counted 4 shavings of meat. Less than .25 of a pound. Okay tasting…read more Arby's does a better gyro

I've been going to Zorbas for years now and they have been a stable Mable restaurant in my opinion…read more I like them! Super nice people, very convenient, I like the drive through aspect. Pitas are always soft and the tzatziki is flavorful. As an added bonus they are now on door dash, AND they have fries!! The fries were actually really good, hot, crispy, and fresh.

I absolutely love Turkish food, and after having the opportunity to spend a month in Turkey, I fell…read morein love with the people, the country, the culture, and especially the food. So finding Turkish Delight here in Anchorage makes me incredibly happy! One of the things I loved most about Turkey was the culture around food and simply spending time together. It was never just about eating and leaving. You sit, talk, enjoy each other's company, and of course drink Turkish tea out of those beautiful little glasses. I have so many great memories of people simply bringing you tea and sitting together. There is something so warm and welcoming about that part of Turkish culture, and seeing the tea served that way here immediately brought some of those memories back. The food was amazing! Everything was fresh, colorful, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The falafel with tahini was delicious, and the plate with rice, grilled vegetables, salad, bread, and all the different flavors reminded me why I love Turkish and Mediterranean food so much. There are also so many different options on the menu that I already know I need to come back and try more. The restaurant itself is bright, clean, comfortable, and has a really relaxing atmosphere. This is exactly the kind of place I would want to come with friends, order several different things, drink tea, share food, talk, and just spend time together. I feel so blessed and grateful that we have a place like this in Anchorage. It brought back some wonderful memories of my time in Turkey, and I cannot wait to go back. Highly recommend Turkish Delight, especially if you love Turkish food or want to experience a little taste of Turkish culture right here in Alaska!

Ate here with family yesterday evening. Ambience was bright and inviting, service impeccable, and…read morethe food beautifully prepared and served. Hellim cheese and ground chicken kebabs excelled. If I lived Anchorage, I would eat here often !

I did not mean to hit the check in for here at this hour, I only wanted to do a quick review since…read moreI promised I would. Please excuse the check in. Anyway, I have been coming here for a couple of years mainly because Jen loves these things and I could go either way with them. I have found that the ingredients are fresh and they are prepared for you on the spot rather than pre made. Tito's sauce is really good and I think they should bottle it and sell it but that's another story...they started selling burgers for 5.25 with fries and they honestly do not suck, and although not the biggest burgers around they're still a pretty good buy for the money. The reviews are touch and go for here, so if you geek like a fresh gyro or a decent burger stop by...you make the call.

Amazing bque and great service .. Was worth every bite.. I wouldn't expect such good southern…read morecooking in downtown Alaska but was so glad to have found this place for lunch. No wait, great service and really really good food

Service was terrific... Food is really good. It was a new experience for me. We will be going back.read more

Tried this place on a local person's recommendation. It's 4.5 stars for sure. The half star off is…read morebecause at some point our server basically forgot about us. But other than that, most of the staff were amazing! The decor is very nice, and the tables are nicely spaced. The food was divine! We tried the sampler platter. We enjoyed the cheeses, the dips, the fruit, the bread...yum!! We also tried the Turkish coffee, which was yummy. One of the people tried a delicious iced coffee thing and the egg dish. We will come back when in Anchorage. Highly recommend this place!!

This food truck is definitely a popular one. I've tried to order food from them before, but either…read morethe line was an insane wait, or they were out of what I wanted. Finally they were parked in Eagle River outside of revive market on an afternoon. I knew it was my chance to beat the rush & I was right! They had all their options available. I ordered spicy beef piroshki, spicy chicken piroshki, beef piroshki & pelmeni. The piroshki were delicious! Served hot, and were a good sized portion. The pelmeni were also very tasty, but I wish they had better hot sauce options & didn't charge extra for sour cream. Overall the food is very good though a bit on the pricey side. It's cool to have a food truck in town that offers something different. It's definitely a popular truck so sometimes the lines are very long, and they do frequently sell out of items. A good place to try them is the Spenard food truck carnival on Thursday afternoons in the Koots parking lot. This is Russian comfort food at its finest!

This roaming food truck is in a league of its own. Their flavor dough made daily burst with flavor…read more The owners are so generous and kind. I love the borschts soup and of course the Piroshky.

We bought 4 adult lift + food and 3 kid food tickets…read more Half our order was done. Rest of order took 45 min. All the orders after us was served. Once I came to the counter - they apologized. We ordered fish and chips, bison chili, and gyro Nothing special was ordered. Just off the menu Service was terrible. Very disappointed.

Go for the views and booze and not food. Make sure to eat at the restaurants below. Food sucks…read morepretty much.