The Nave is an interesting little community event space managed by Cook Inlet. Formerly it was a…read morechurch. Frequently its rented for craft fairs, social events and art gatherings. Its small, but adequate for our community. See the link for their website for how to rent the building. Depending on the event in question, there may or may not be an admission fee. You would need to query the event host, not the Nave regarding those details. Some of the larger social events will be posted on the Nave's website and/or social sites, but that's hit or miss.

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!

Such a great date night/ friends date or really any occasion place! We called last minute for two…read morepeople and they were able to fit us in! We did the Tomb room and the staff was great, the decor was great and the layout of the Escape room was awesome! I'm a sucker for the Egyptian era so I was even more excited but anyone would enjoy it, not too easy but not too hard and the hour flies by! HIGHLY recommend this place!

So fun! The hints were helpful when we needed them, and the ambiance really immerses you in the…read moreexperience!! 10/10 will go again. Great employees in character too (:

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!

Great place to stay when in Anchorage. A nice walk to downtown so you don't have to worry about…read moredriving everywhere. Larry and Alan are great hosts with a great sense of humor and are very helpful in pointing out both tourist places but also local restaurants and other places locals like to go. They turned us on to a couple good restaurants and more. There's also a grocery store across the street if you want snacks or other goodies. I'd recommend this 100% - priced fairly, clean, comfortable beds, TVs, WiFi and more.

I am soooo glad I found this place! The setting is charming, and the owners, Larry and Allen are…read moreinformative and helpful hosts. My "room" was really a small apartment of 3 rooms: bedroom, living room, and small bathroom. All had nice furnishings that fit the time period of the house. Breakfast consisted of hard-boiled eggs, a variety of meats and cheeses, yogurt, and granola. It was filling and a good healthy start to a day of walking. There is a grocery store on the next block, and a bakery two blocks away. The B&B is on I & 13th, which is walkable to just about anything downtown. And you pass by Star the Reindeer on the way!

This quaint Inn has a great breakfast spread, (Thank you, Star), clean rooms, laundry facilities…read moreavailable, easy check in and check out, kind proprietors and staff and great view of Cook's Inlet from some of the rooms. The details like eye masks, irons, hair dryers, the softest sheets and most comfortable beds, pleasant courtyard and bike rental shop right next store make this location comfortable and just right for a stay in Anchorage. Thank you, Loreen for your helpfulness. I must mention, they have a gluten free toaster, cutting board and knife for those of you who care and gluten free bread. For me that was helpful and such a kind gesture. Thank you.

Your garden on the lower level needs help. Also, you might contact the police about street racing…read more It was very noisy until we left at 3AM.

I'm not part of the organization, but I really enjoy the annual bazaar that is held in the Viking…read moreHall off Briarwood. One of my colleagues, who is part of the local chapter, always works the food every year at these events and I always go with intention to sample but I never do because of the lines. The bazaar is a lot of fun because there is so much for sale from jewelry, to sweaters, to household goods. I just wish the place was a little bigger. Because of all the vendors there isn't much room for perusers and it can get tedious and tiresome to wade through. Meh, hasn't stopped me yet. Would recommend.

wOw, living history; alive, honoring the old Chugiak Fire Station .... way cool filled with art and…read morevibes!