Extremely kind, welcoming service with some really great food and relaxing atmosphere. Will be…read morecoming back :)

It might be a 4 if we ate there in person but the takeout was a 3. The veggie burrito didn't have…read moremany veggies in it. It was just rice, beans, and tomatoes. The tomatoes were big chunks. The guac was good and the red sauce! The king burrito was more of a 4/5. My husband loved it but wished it was hotter. We got takeout so that was our bad. The rice and beans were great! And the chips were fresh and salty

Cool hole in the wall vibe. Server/clerk was very knowledgeable about gluten allergens. All of the…read moregluten-free items were clearly marked on the wall menu. I ended up getting some tacos and my husband got a sandwich. Both of them had really good flavor. Could tell that a lot of ingredients are made in house. Though I didn't end up buying any I did see that they had an entire Bakery case with a bunch of gluten-free baked goods like cheesecake, custard cake, and some other stuff. We really enjoyed the glass roof as the snow was just starting to melt. It was kind of cool like we were in a half melted igloo. I would definitely put it on my list if you are gluten-free.

Did a bit of research on good spots in Fairbanks and Blue Roof Bistro came up…read more Looked like a pretty standard American food menu, so I wanted to get something I normally couldn't get back home. Landed on the BLT with salmon. The BLT actually came with a croissant as the bread, so it made it very easy to eat. Lots of bacon and the salmon went really well with the sandwich. Fries here are great too! Staff here are great! Since we came here near closing time, they actually offered us some of their leftover soup since it would have been tossed out. Definitely hate wasting food, so that offer was accepted very quickly. I didn't realize until after leaving why Blue Roof Bistro has its name. It's because...the roof is blue heh. Either way, worth the visit.

The quesabirrias were so good! I enjoyed the little kick of spicy. Definitely recommend!read more

We just learned about this place and I'm so glad we did. I've been looking for good tacos in…read moreFairbanks and have been disappointed with every restaurant we tried. Tacos were either bland, mushy or completely tasteless. But now I've found my go-to place. I had the birria tacos, my husband had the carnitas tacos. We shared with each other and agreed that both were great. (There are only two showing in each picture, but you get three. I always forget to take the picture before we start eating.) If you're hungry for great tacos, El Ranchero is the place to go. We'll definitely go back!

Taco Azteca is a great place to eat if you're visiting or living in Fairbanks. My favorite meal was…read morethe lengua dinner. I love lengua so I had to get it. The service is great and love the traditional Hispanic vibe within the restaurant

Been here an hour and a half, 45 minutes in I barley got my drinks. I had to remind them about the…read moredrinks... a hour n a half later still no food, two tables got here after us and they got served before our group. do not recommend go to El Gallo.

Miguel's is definitely what I would call American-Mexican food: Flavors overall were your run of…read morethe mill spices, nothing bursting at edge of greatness. The food portions are large & the service was good. The decor is tasteful and establishment was clean overall.

Good solid, inexpensive Mexican and Tex-Mex food. I like the gringo tacos especially. There is a…read morecomfortable bar in the back with multiple screens for sports viewing.

"The Cats Meow" booth has the most incredibly stunning, handcrafted earrings and jewelry I have…read moreever seen. I was blown away by the artistry! I left with a one-of-a-kind pair I will be wearing all summer... I'm so glad I stopped by the market! (The live jazz was entrancing as well.) 10/10!!!

A fun place to stop by, relax and stroll around when you're in Fairbanks. There's the typical…read morefarmer's market stuff- things like vegetables and freshly baked bread as well as Alaska-made food and crafts, like jewelry, candles and pottery. I saw "Moostard" mustards that looked good and Alaska herbs and herbed vinegars. I bought some soaps for mom and some spiced Ketchup and Raspberry Barbeque Sauce for dad. There was also a lot of good food. The falafels we ate weren't technically AT the market, they were nearby down the road, but they were delicious. I'd recommend the market for gifts, browsing and a quick bite to eat. 2009 Season Opening Day 5/09/09 9am-4pm Saturdays 11am-4pm Wednesdays

Staying at a place close by so decided to come here for dinner…read more It was Wednesday night around 6- it was pretty empty. For full maybe 30 mins after we sat down. We were greeted by a lady behind the bar. She was super sweet. We sat down, and was brought chips and salsa. I got the enchiladas. One beef and one chicken. The chicken was a bit dry. The beef was better. Overall - the food didn't have much flavor or seasoning honestly. I felt like I was eating empty calories cause I couldn't taste anything. But that's better than it being disgusting lol. The portions of food were great! But the service was fabulous. I probably won't come back.

Very pleased with the experience at El Dorado's. Service was efficient and the food was good. My…read moredad chose those flautas & I was shocked at the size of those things! Could literally feed 3 people or would be good as an appetizer. My tacos were good and filled to the brim.