Can't wait for Mary Carey's to open up for the summer season. Great causal food, delicious pies…read moreand on a sunny day an awesome view of Denali!

We came for the history but left disappointed by the breakfast and the service. We asked for hash…read morebrowns to be extra crispy, but they arrived undercooked instead. What was even more disappointing was that our waitress seemed annoyed by the request. Throughout the meal, the staff came across as unfriendly, and it felt like we were inconveniencing them just by being there. It's a shame because the historic atmosphere is interesting, but the mediocre food and poor customer service made the experience one we won't be repeating.

Located on Princess Lodge property. Convenient of staying there. Lots of seating and bar area. Very…read morelodge vibe. Spent one night here. This place was only one on property that served breakfast, lunch, dinner. Hostess is pleasant. Servers very friendly and attentive. Super hyper vigilant with sanitation. Menu isn't too extensive. They do have some good cocktails. We got a margarita and blueberry concoction. Both tasty. Ordered cheese curds (very good), quesadillas with salmon that was good, and a salmon sandwich (just meh - dry). Would recommend geese curds and quesadillas for sure. This is a pricey place. Just know they are a property where most people come either before/after cruise. They know you don't have other options.

I began with an appetizer of white cheddar cheese curds. They were perfectly prepared and came to…read morethe table hot. I ordered the beer battered Alaskan cod, with French fries. The cod was wrapped in a delicious, crisp coating. I also ordered a mixed green salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, and croutons with ranch dressing. Every was amazingly fresh and crisp. Our server was friendly and fast!

What a delightful find in Alaska!…read more The chocolate brownie was fabulous. The subtle addition of black beans gave it an incredibly rich, moist texture and somehow enhanced the deep chocolate flavor even further. The jalapeño chorizo quiche was simply to die for--a must-have. I've traveled extensively around the world, and this is genuinely one of the finest quiches I've ever had. Perfectly balanced, packed with flavor, and beautifully baked. The latte with caramel birch syrup was the perfect companion for the Alaskan weather. It leaves you with a wonderfully warm, comforting feeling that lingers long after the last sip. Don't miss the frosted coffee cake with lemon and berries. It's moist, fresh, and makes the perfect treat to pack along for a hike through the Alaskan woods. The bakery itself is incredibly quaint and charming, with beautiful flowers everywhere. It feels like stepping into a warm wooden cabin nestled in nature. The atmosphere is just as memorable as the food. I would absolutely love to visit Flying Squirrel Bakery again. It's one of those special places that makes a trip unforgettable.

Awesome breakfast and bakery. Enjoyed the breakfast burrito but all the dishes coming out looked…read morefabulous.

Chai latte was good. Not too pricey. Relaxed vibes. Two cute dogs around the shop, opens early and…read morelots of customers just hanging out.

I wanted a warm drink as it was raining out so I got a hot chocolate with whipped creamed. It was…read moredelightful. It's a cute, little coffee shop that also sells books. It was pretty busy so there was a little wait. They also have some food like bagels and crepes that looked good.

The Homestead kitchen is located in a very artsy town! The mornings are a bit slow for this town,…read morebut this is the best place to grab breakfast! If you order coffee, they will ask if you would like to choose your own mug, which is such a fun addition! Inside on the wall, there is a variety of different mugs to choose from. The breakfast sandwich was served on a biscuit and came with yummy potatoes! The staff was super friendly, and I would love to come back to enjoy their side garden and stage!

Had breakfast here and it was so perfect we came back another day for dinner…read more The food was hot, delicious, and the service great!

We did our grocery shopping prior to leaving anchorage thinking there wouldn't be a store up here…read more We didn't think about bringing stuff for a fire (can't have a bonfire without s'mores!). We stopped in for the necessities and were pleasantly surprised by this place.

Pretty good grocery for remote location. Was able to find enough stuff for great dinner of steaks…read moreand veggies on the grill at our cabin rental. But don't expect anything beyond staples.

Walking in to this place made me feel like home. I don't know if it was the smoking accessories or…read morethe dog on the bar. I ordered a burger because I couldn't afford the fish and chips. We got an appetizer of wings, 3 of the 4 wings were hot but one of them was still cold inside but still very good. Finally got my burger and man was it good, juicy, flavorful. After we ate our server told us to make sure we call ahead next time when we have a big group of 7 people coming so they can be more prepared. This place just made me feel like home. The only mistake I made was coming here on the first day of our visit because now I miss my dog.

Man...Am I glad we stumbled across this place! This incredible experience started by pulling up to…read moretheir restaurant 5 minutes before they opened and noticing this place looked more like an abandoned work shop than a restaurant. But when the clock striked noon and the door swung open, we were kindly greeted by a strapped older man with a half blind dog carrying a dead mouse which I can only assume now came directly from the kitchen. Upon entering, we noticed the smoke shop on the left, and the foul smell of 40 years of cigarettes being smoked that came from the cigarette vending machine in the entryway that still seemed operable. This of course prompted the question "is there smoking allowed in this restaurant" and a quick response of "not during restaurant hours" , more on this later. Once seated, our server dressed in tight blue jeans and a sturgis shirt approached the table looking like he hadn't slept for weeks with a look on his face like "why in the world would you guys choose to eat here?" asked to take our order. After quickly passing on the $55 fish and chips, yes $55 fish and chips, our family decided on a hamburger, chicken sandwich, and chicken fingers for the kid. Hamburger was fine, the chicken sandwich was equivalent to a Tyson chicken patty, and the chicken fingers were lacking chicken in them. Prior to wrapping up our meal at this fine establishment, we watched the old man mentioned earlier fire up a cigarette at the bar, as he gazed out at the lake, proud of what the H&H has become over the years. The innovation used around this place was quite inspiring, especially the 1970's kids metal high chair with one leg being used to hold down the ice cream bucket dog water bowl to avoid it from being tipped over as he meandered through the dining room. Honestly if you keep your expectations incredibly low, and take in the beauty and sights this place has to offer, it won't be a wasted trip, but rather an experience you'll never forget. Just know there will be times where you need to look the other way, as there isn't a chance in hell this restaurant would pass a food and health inspection. Upgraded to 2 stars for our most memorable lunch we've ever had.

Really enjoyed this place. The food was delicious, the service was great, and the atmosphere was…read morepleasant. I'd happily come back and would recommend it to others.

Fish and chips "hearty portion' (menu quote) = three pieces, each the size of a little finger. If…read moreyou want a bowl of fries and three fish sticks (times 0.5) for $26, stop here. Complained to manager and he cuts 10% off the $26 price. And they add 3% for credit card purchases. Have eaten here twice. This was the last time.

Burgers were fantastic and service was outstanding! The atmosphere was great and everyone was…read morefriendly. We enjoyed our trip to Alaska so much and this meal helped that happen.

A for effort. We came in with low expectations and this place far exceeded them. There are few…read moreother choices in this whole region so we figured we'd take what we could get. The bathrooms (4) were pleasantly clean and bright, the convenience store had all the basics plus some fun stuff to look at, and the spacious restaurant had all the comfort food items you'd expect. The food for our party of 6 took quite awhile, but between our friendly waitress, free wi-fi and a store-copy of the paper, we didn't mind too much. If the weather had been better, we would have enjoyed sitting outside on the flower-lined deck. So, if you're on a long trip and you'd like to stop to pee, eat, and check email, this is your place! Note: A sign on the wall said something about Music Night. Yes, this is much more than a convenience store!