Easy to order. Very freindly serivce. The sausage was cooked to perfection. The street corner well…read moreits a street corner in a city.

great place to grab a sausage…read more the vendor told us legally the sausage can contain a max of 10% reindeer, so you'll have to rein in your expectations of eating something gamey and wild. apparently you have to know someone who makes it themselves i had a plain reindeer sausage and it tasted like a smoked sausage youd get at the store. great, but nothing crazy

We came here after our kid's hockey tournament at about 2 in the afternoon on a Sunday. There were…read moremaybe 2 other families there. It's tucked away. We came for the dim sum. Luckily we got the last shrimp roll! We ordered the shrimp roll, sticky rice, chicken feet, siu mai, beef balls, steamed bbq pork bun and taro boba. Everything was so good! Service was great, everyone was so nice. When we were done with our food, the owner's wife came to speak to us. She was so friendly and nice. They make everything by hand which means limited quantity. We'll definitely be back.

Food was amazing the service was exceptional place was clean bright and inviting had a milk tea…read morewhile waiting for my order it was the best I ever had I will definitely be going back

They do the job. It's not the best coffee hut I've tried in town but they say they're open 24/7…read moreand in Anchorage that's hard to find. Thankful for the location too, in the heart of town. Service was friendly & helpful. Location is easy to find and drive into.

Ooooooh so yummy! Needed a quick pick me up before shopping and this spot was perfect. I had a…read morevanilla latte iced espresso... packed with flavor

Absolutely love this place--five stars, no hesitation…read more They're cash only, and it's a small walk-in, order-your-food-and-go kind of spot. It honestly feels like a food truck, except there's a little waiting area inside where you can stand while your food is being made. Simple, no frills, and exactly how it should be. They make the best breakfast burritos in town, hands down. This is a super small, family-run business--a dad and his son--and Oscar is back there cooking everything himself. The food is fresh, consistent every single time, and you can tell it's made with real passion. He clearly loves what he does, and it shows in the quality. This is one of those places you root for. I will always, always come back.

This is good food fast! Great flavorful Mexican burritos and tacos. They also have burgers if…read moreyou're not feeling Mexican that day, lol! I have definitely returned to here. The cooks are friendly and they are all Oscar's family.

Hot dog & sausage options are great! Very friendly people!…read more Recognize outdoor eating or take-out are only options.

What a fantastic place for a great meal. Super friendly customer service and very easy to talk to…read moreand ask questions about the menu offerings. We went with the Alaskan reindeer dog with all the fixings and the Hawaiian reindeer dogs with all of their fixings. Plus side of onion rings and garlic French fries. And lastly a delicious side of chili. Overall I have to saw WOW! The reindeer hotdog/sausage has a nice smoky flavor to it. Had a great casing to it and is very easy to eat. I enjoyed the slight heat on the Alaskan. Now I never had pineapple, chili, bacon and ham on a hot dog, and I'm glad I did! It was really an amazing treat I never had anywhere else. If you have been to New Orleans this place sort of reminds me Dat Dog. Which is also amazing. If you are here in the area as a tourist or a local you definitely need to check out the international house of hotdogs. Well worth the trip! Highly recommended!

They were stationed at the Saturday Market on Spenard. I decided on their crab cakes with brussles…read moresprout slaw, my dad got the salmon cake sliders. Unfortunately, I wish I had gone to a different food stand. The crab two parties were tiny, bread-y and not crabby at all. The slaw was a bag mix from Costco. For $11? I don't think so. The tomato sauce that was on top was good though. My dad's salmon cakes were equally disappointing. Maybe if they lowered their price or fixed their seafood to breadcrumb ratio, preferably in favor of more seafood, I'd give it another go.

Now they have an establishment on northern light by value village!!!! Yey indoor seating safe from…read morerain and wind and snow! Yummy as usual. Brisket with delicious sauce over the burrito! Super friendly staff. Excited for their new location.

The only negative of El Green-Go's is that they ain't open all year!…read more This is one of Anchorage's absolute summer gems. I often call ahead and then drive over from work to indulge in one of these girthy burritos for lunch. They are the perfect mix of sweet and smoke and spice and savory. My go-to is a brisket breakfast burrito. Yes, they are ala carte and don't come with the usual frills (chips, beans, rice, etc.) but...they really don't need that stuff. I'd much rather have a better burrito than have an inferior one that "comes with chips". So glad they are back, already sad for when they go into hibernation again :(

Good service. Had a burrito. Was on point. Price was right. A solid choice if you're in Girdwood…read moreand are looking for something filling and tasty to go with a local brew.

I'm giving them 3 stars because I really think they have a lot of potential and would love to see…read morethem succeed! We were so optimistic - they're a bit off the beaten path (away from the subway and craziness on the corner) - basically a food truck with a picnic table - plus no one was in line - perfect (we thought). There was a guy taking orders and a guy cooking and there was 2 of us - perfect (we thought). I ordered chips and salsa, 1 chicken taco on a corn tortilla, a side of rice, and a Diet Coke (which the cook said he had) and my husband ordered the house burrito. After a surprisingly long time, our order was ready and we were served 2 steak tacos and chips and salsa. What?! Wait, then he brought some rice but set it aside. I ended up eating the steak tacos while he made the burrito and I asked for the rice and now he wasn't sure he had Diet Coke and seemed a little put out about checking because now he had some more customers he was trying to cook for. When I got the rice I figured out why he had tried to hide them (he should have thrown the rice and started again) - I think the pan used to cook the steak was used then to warm up the rice because the rice was full of little burned, charbroiled pieces of something. The chips and salsa were good - no guacamole. My husband thought his burrito was ok - I didn't like the steak taco - should've asked to redo with the chicken I had ordered so that was on me. Hopefully they can turn things around - potential!