It was a cold day in Fairbanks so I was in need of an indoor activity. Luckily this place was…read morearound the corner from where I was staying, so I took a short stroll down the street. I'm not usually a big beer person so went with a flight and surprisingly loved every single one of the beers/ciders I chose. There's no food other than chips so make sure you don't come here hungry. The bartender was quick and attentive and also great at recommending other locations near by too! They also have TVs so you can watch football games here while enjoying a beer, cider or wine!

Very big selection, friendly bar tenders, good location. We went here twice while visiting g…read moreFairbanks.

They've updated the outside with a stage and access for a food truck. The band was good to get…read morepeople dancing. Looking forward to their next event.

Solid mainstay bar for regulars and they welcome visitors and tourists alike. Conversation is easy…read moreto find and always fun. Stay off politics but religion and fishing are wide open.

This was a great local bar! The staff was very friendly and there were plenty of seating options…read more There are a variety of beers on draft and lots to choose from. Was very happy with the beer we had. When the game we wanted wasn't in the owner let us log into our Peacock account to watch it which was very nice of him.

Super fun place with great ambiance. Not many places to sit but you're allowed to deliver food here…read morewhen you're drinking with friends. Service is good, they try to keep with the speed of everyone they are serving. The Pool tables are a great addition to this Bar and is away from the crowd so you get space.

Great time every time! The burgers and service never disappoint and it's great location with a…read moreliquor store attached

Best steaks, and burgers in town…read more Club soda will be opening at 9:00am on Sundays for football starting on the 9th... They have the. NFL package and can show 8 different games... They also are now doing the college football package..

Great little spot with a great outdoor space, enjoyed decent priced drinks and live musicread more

Love me a dive bar! Sadly is was raining out so we couldn't sit outside…read more Bartender was very friendly and the drink were cold! Can't wait to go back!

Really cool local spot up in the hills of Fox, an unincorporated area outside of Fairbanks…read more I've heard it called a "biker bar", but I'm not so sure that's accurate. They have live music and a huge outside area with a big "beach" volley ball. Taps are respectable and it's a great space, much bigger than it looks from the outside. *pssst* they have secret cabins out back that you can rent if you drink too much. *keep it secret though, thanks*

The reviews listed here are not even close to the experience you're in for. Howling moon was…read morerecommended by one of the staff at the place we were staying at. This establishment is at best a dive bar. We actually sat, unknowingly, under a cast iron circle with signed bras and underwear hanging from it. The crowd did not represent any Alaskans that we encountered. This is a biker bar filled with Harley's, chaps, leather jackets, bandanas and cigarette smoke. Some interesting memorabilia on the walls... I'll leave it at that. So why two stars? The drinks are cheap and honestly my girlfriend's Svedka cucumber drink was pretty good and refreshing. Overall, it wasn't what we were expecting, interesting nonetheless and was a one time experience.

Total dive bar. Walked in with our family in the afternoon. Just looking to watch the World Cup…read moregame. Jodi, the owner was behind the bar. Super cool! They don't have much food, but she pulled some snacks out of the refrigerator and we all ate together and had a few drinks. Through Alaska experience. thanks again, Jodi. When back in Fairbanks we're gonna check in to see you again.

Wanted a local experience , nothing fancy just a spot to see the real Fairbanks. The lady working…read morethe bar was fun to talk to and share stories The history of the bar is tied to building of the railroad which was very interesting and the locals can tell you about that too

Laid back chill classic bar vintage original furnishings and building bartended are excellent music…read morevaries and is great local talent peanuts on the floor deck outside classic Alaska meet the locals

When I was a little girl, my parents didn't read me the typical princess fairytale bedtime stories…read more- I was a Sourdough; an Alaskan. Poems and ballads of Robert Service were spun to life as I was nestled into a swirl of downy rest. 'The Cremation of Sam McGee' was a favorite... a tale of sled dogs and friendships only the Yukon could build. But the story I always wanted to hear was 'The Shooting of Dan McGrew'... a cold blooded murder, a dusty piano, and a Lady that's known as Lou. The setting: The Malemute Saloon. Most childhood bedtime stories are set in fictional places with fictional characters. The Malemute Saloon was not only a real place, but a place that I knew and loved. My father, the bartender; my mother, the honky-tonk piano player. This place is legit. Sawdust floor, swinging doors, bar stools worn with years. The memories (now 20 years old) still fresh as new fallen snow. Huskies howling at the Northern Lights and the crunch of peanut shells under mud-caked boots. I couldn't think of a place more suited to raise a child. And, mark my words, the best custard you'll ever eat.