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Kincaid Grill

4.6 (218 reviews)
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New York Strip
Carol P.

Service was a 10. Very friendly. Food was very good. Place was cozy and comfortable. Will go again.

Seafood Fusion
Ari A.

Nestled in a shopping mall, this spot left me wondering if it could be so nice, but little did I know that when you step in you're in another world, parking spots disappear and you just see a nice restaurant. The food was perfectly done and the staff was very helpful in guiding us through ordering. Everything we tried was yummy and we had a cute date night birthday dinner here. The only thing I recall was that the food could have come out sooner, but maybe they were trying to let us savor every moment.

Pork Chop
David J.

What an absolutely amazing place to eat! Every time we're up in Anchorage, stopping by Kincaid Grill is a must for us. This restaurant perfectly captures everything you want in a fine dining experience -- exceptional food, attentive service, and a cozy atmosphere -- but without those intimidating fine dining prices. It really feels like you're getting top-quality food without breaking the bank. The staff here are some of the friendliest and most welcoming people you'll meet. From the moment you walk in, you're treated with genuine warmth and professionalism. We had the pleasure of sitting at the Chef's Table, which is a really special experience. It's a quiet, intimate room right inside the kitchen, so you get a unique behind-the-scenes vibe while enjoying your meal. It's perfect for a date night or a small family gathering when you want something a bit more private. The food is consistently excellent every single time we visit. The menu has a great variety, and the portions are generous -- definitely not those tiny plates you sometimes get at other places. Whether it's seafood, steak, or one of their seasonal specials, everything is prepared with care and bursting with flavor. You can tell the chefs put a lot of pride into their work. If you're visiting Anchorage or even if you're local, do yourself a favor and make a reservation here. It's the kind of place you want to bring your whole family to share a memorable meal. Kincaid Grill has quickly become one of our favorite spots, and we look forward to every visit. Highly recommend!

Dinning area
Diana M.

We are visiting and we're lucky to be able to snag a reservation. Kim on the phone was very helpful and accommodating. This place is located on strip mall with plenty of parking. It is cozy am since with friendly staff to check your coat. We were sat in the main dining room and went for the wine pairing for the 5 course meal for valentines. The food was all delicious! The bisque was creamy but not too rich with the scallop cooked to perfection. The fish was crunchy on the outside and very tender inside. It was amazing! The duck was cooked perfectly medium rare and it was crispy on the outside and very tasty. The goat cheese fritter was really good! The filet mignon was also perfectly cooked. I'm not usually a fan of raspberries but I finished my dessert! Overall, everything we had was delicious! We did miss having bread... we saw some tables get it but we were never offered. The wine pairings went perfectly with each meal. The portion sizes were bigger than what we expected for a tasting 5 course meal. I would highly recommend this place if you are in town.

Scallop special with spaghetti squash puree
Tara E.

Service, as always, was divine. I love this team!!! They always feel like friends. Historically, every time I have dined at Kincaid the food has also been top notch. We may have caught them on an off night. We went for the NYE prix fix menu. We had high hopes because the online menu looked amazing. The crab bisque appeared to be tomato based, which would be unusual for a bisque--but the consistency and texture was on point. What we were lacking was any sort of big crab flavor. There was an arincini ball for some much needed texture, but the lemon oil added no brightness or acidity. Overall--puréed veggie soup. I was excited for the scallops because one of my favorite scallop dishes ever is at Kincaid. The scallops were cooked perfectly. They always are! However, a sweet scallop on top of a sweet spaghetti squash puree, sweet red peppers, and sweet balsalmic jam? Sweet and soft. There was a kalamata crumble but it didn't impart flavor. I skipped all the accoutrements and ate the scallops. I'm not a fish person, so the cod on the white cheddar risotto was going to be a pass for me--but my husband said the fish was perfectly cooked. That was his favorite course of the night. He was wishing for some acidity to brighten up the buttery cod. The filet was, again, perfectly cooked. However, it came on a celery root puree without much flavor, and had a 1/4 inch disc of white truffle butter on top. That might have been okay had the steak been warm enough to eventually melt the butter, but that was definitely not the case. We both ended up with these unappetizing piles of scraped aside butter and celery root on the plates that we were picking around. The chocolate bourbon soufflé was good--super sweet. I love a dessert and I couldn't finish it. It was also screaming for something sour, like a tart raspberry drizzle, to cut some of that sweetness. All in all.....the entire meal was soft and sweet. My future visits will be for the menu staples.

Black Cod
Oliver D.

We had the pleasure to dine at the Kincaid Grill for their 2024 New Year's Eve Chef's Special Eine Pairing Menu, and it was an unforgettable experience. The special menu was thoughtfully curated, and each course was outstanding. The King Crab Bisque started the meal on a high note with its rich, saffron-fennel rouille and roasted garlic arancini, balanced perfectly by a touch of lemon oil. Paired with Duckhorn Goldeneye Brut Rosé, this dish set the stage for the evening beautifully. Next came the Alaskan Kodiak Scallops, served with roasted red pepper soubise and a creative spaghetti squash accompaniment. The kalamata olive crumble and balsamic onion jam added a delightful complexity, and the Adelsheim Vineyard Staking Claim Chardonnay was a brilliant pairing. The Black Cod was a standout dish, with its flaky, buttery texture complemented by a luscious white cheddar chive risotto and a bright apple cider honey gastrique. The Racines Wine Pinot Noir elevated this dish even further. For the main course, the Filet Mignon was cooked to perfection, served alongside fondant potato, charred baby cauliflower, and a decadent roasted shallot demi-glace. The Rombauer Vineyards Merlot brought out the best flavors in this rich, satisfying dish. To finish, the Chocolate Bourbon Soufflé was the perfect sweet ending. Its velvety vanilla crème anglaise was a heavenly accompaniment, making this the best soufflé I have had in a long time. The wine pairings throughout the evening were spot-on, enhancing the flavors of each dish. The service was exceptional, attentive and professional without being intrusive. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, with just the right amount of festive flair for a New Year's Eve celebration. Overall, Kincaid Grill delivered a truly memorable dining experience. We can't wait to return for more. Highly recommended! ****** Wir hatten das Vergnügen, Silvesterfeier 2024 im Kincaid Grill zu speisen, und es war ein unvergessliches Erlebnis. Das spezielle Menü wurde sorgfältig zusammengestellt und jeder Gang war spitze. Die Königskrabbensuppe mit ihrer reichhaltigen Safran-Fenchel-Rouille und den gerösteten Knoblauch-Arancini, perfekt abgerundet durch einen Hauch Zitronenöl, war der Auftakt der Mahlzeit. Zusammen mit Duckhorn Portfolio Goldeneye Brut Rosé bereitete dieses Gericht den Abend wunderbar vor. Als nächstes kamen die Jakobsmuscheln aus Alaska, serviert mit Soubise aus gerösteten roten Paprikaschoten und einer kreativen Beilage aus Spaghettikürbis. Die Kalamata-Oliven-Streusel und die Balsamic Zwiebelmarmelade fügten eine herrliche Komplexität hinzu, und der Adelsheim Vineyard Staking Claim Chardonnay war eine hervorragende Kombination. Der Black Cod war ein herausragendes Gericht, mit seiner flockigen, butterigen Textur, ergänzt durch ein köstliches Risotto aus weißem Cheddar und Schnittlauch und eine helle Gastrique aus Apfelwein und Honig. Der Racines Wine Pinot Noir verlieh diesem Gericht noch mehr Glanz. Als Hauptgericht wurde das Filet Mignon perfekt zubereitet und zusammen mit Fondant-Kartoffeln, leicht verkohltem Baby-Blumenkohl und einer dekadenten Demi-Glace aus gerösteten Schalotten serviert. Der Rombauer Vineyards Merlot brachte die besten Aromen dieses reichhaltigen, sättigenden Gerichts zur Geltung. Zum Abschluss war das Chocolate Bourbon Soufflé der perfekte süsse Abschluss. Die samtige Vanille-Crème Anglaise war eine himmlische Beilage. Die Weinbegleitung im Laufe des Abends war genau richtig und unterstrich die Aromen jedes Gerichts. Der Service war aussergewöhnlich, aufmerksam und professionell, ohne aufdringlich zu sein. Die Atmosphäre war warm und einladend, mit genau dem richtigen Mass an festlichem Flair für eine Silvesterabend. Insgesamt bot Kincaid Grill ein wirklich unvergessliches kulinarisches Erlebnis. Wir können es kaum erwarten, wiederzukommen. Sehr empfehlenswert!

Loved everything about this place! My husband and I were very pleased with our date night. We are from Texas, but if we come back to Anchorage, we will definitely come back! Food, staff, and ambiance were all amazing!

Rebecca P.

Do yourself a favor and enjoy a QUALITY meal while visiting Alaska. I plan to return if we get a chance b4 headed back to NC. The service and food was phenomenal. My favorite restaurant outside Las Vegas world class quality.

Crème brulee
Melissa C.

It is located in a small, strip mall not far from the airport. I was greeted quickly and politely by the hostess and I chose to sit at the bar and eat as I was dining alone. My server was spot on and gave great recommendations! I highly recommend the Halibut. If you don't see it on the menu ask...it doesn't disappoint!! It comes with fennel-soubise on a bed of potato-chive croquette and asparagus. It has a garlic-pecan crib that was so delicious and it was cooked perfectly-delicious!! I finished my meal with some creme brulee that was out of this world. I hope to make it back to Anchorage and if I do this will be visited again!! It's a fabulous place to take someone for an impressive dinner!!

Samer R.

Got to enjoy some Alaskan fine dining over at Kincaid Grill with my family. Probably the best Alaskan Halibut I've ever had along with the Clams as well as that creamy Mushroom Bisque. Honestly I would give this a 20 out of 10. Kimberly was amazing and she made sure we were in good hands last night. Definitely will be coming back the next time I'm back in Anchorage!!!

Skye R.

Absolutely loved Kincaid grill when I went there for a fancy date a couple months ago! The outside of the building (end of a strip mall) is very unassuming but once you're inside, (make sure you have a reservation!) it's a beautiful set up with neat, tablecloth covered tables, perfect lighting and a clean atmosphere. We were seated and helped right away. An older gentleman was our server and he knew his stuff! They have a lot up menu with all the wines. I didn't know what to fully expect. I myself had a steak with potatoes and carrots. The steak (filet mignon) was incredibly delicious, cooked to perfection! The carrots were the perfect sweetness and full of flavor. The potatoes were amazing! I didn't even need to use butter for them, I'm not sure what the chefs did but whatever they did...they provided a top tier decadent meal that night. The wine menu is lit up and they have many many wines to choose from. Definitely will go back but...it is pretty expensive. We'll probably come back for our one year haha

Cioppino,  they best I've ever had
Kenny O.

What a professional place. Servers describe special salads, soups, and entrees. Very professional. Timing with all the food was perfect. I highly recommend this establishment to anyone wanting to experience a fine dining session.

Scallops n grits
Steven N.

First off, this was the fanciest restaurant my friend and I went to in Alaska. The decorum and atmosphere fits the type of food served, which also fits the price. But since this was in Anchorage, I figured I'd give it a shot with it's seafood dish. I ended up ordering the shrimp and grits, but o substituted the scallops for the shrimp because although I love shrimp, I love me some well done scallops. Let me start out by saying that the scallops were delicious! They were cooked well and melded with the dish well. The price is pretty expensive, as you could probably assume. Is the price justified? I guess that depends on the value you put on the food. For me, being on vacation mode, I was a little more spendy than the average person. If I lived here, I probably wouldn't frequent this place as much. Overall, a great place for special occasions or fine dining!

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Ask the Community - Kincaid Grill

Is there a dress code? Or would Jean's and a button up suffice?

That would work perfectly. I went wearing fleece sweat pants with a novelty shirt and clunky snow boots. Couple behind me were dressed casually. Another in "date night" attire. Enjoy your meal!

Do they sell gift cards? My son lives in Anchorage and I would love to send him there.

Best to check with Kincaid directly or ask your son to reserve and provide restaurant with your credit card on date of reservation. I have done that.

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Phonatik

3.8
(442 reviews)
3.0 mi
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I've been going to Phonatik since they opened almost 10 years ago, and it has been nice to see them…read moregrow over the years. I like their menu because it has a good variety, and the food is pretty solid overall. The dine-in service has generally been good, and the restaurant itself looks clean, modern, and comfortable. That said, the takeout experience has almost always been on the slower side throughout the years, so that is one area I think they could improve. Still, Phonatik is one of the better pho restaurants in Anchorage. I really think they have a lot of potential, but they may need to step up their game a bit to become truly outstanding.

Just moved to Anchorage and couldn't wait to find my favorite pho in town. Phonatik is such a cute…read morename, we had to stop in here for lunch. Interior is modest, simple, and felt clean enough. Our table had hoisin sauce, sriracha and a pot of chili oil. There was oil on the underside of the pot of chili oil though, which was a cleanliness issue. Our family got the all shrimp fresh rolls, a seafood pho, a mixed beef pho and a small kid size chicken pho. We also tried the hazy IPA beers on tap. Notes on the food: the rolls were okay. The peanut sauce was a touch too thick and lacked dimension in flavor. Ingredients inside the rolls were fresh but would've been improved with a little mint, basil, or other fresh herb. Seafood pho was decent, but I longed for a fish ball, fish cake, or other item besides the imitation krab. I picked out the squid because it was too chewy. Our server was cheerful and pleasant, and parking was super easy just outside the front door. Might be back if in the area but I think will continue my pho search elsewhere next time that pho craving hits.

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Pork and shrimp spring rolls (fresh rolls) with peanut sauce. Single order.
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Orso

Orso

3.9
(576 reviews)
4.4 mi
•$$$

When in Alaska one has to eat King Crab. After doing some research we settled on Orso. Very yummy…read morefood, according to our server we got a good variety of what the restaurant has to offer. Each dish was different and excellent, albeit the ravioli was essentially fancy mozzarella sticks. Not a lot of crab for the price, but it is market price after all-- hit or miss. Overall the vibes were good, the food tasty, a very memorable experience for us.

Came here with my partner for a dinner out and left with pretty mixed feelings. The food was…read moregenuinely good, no complaints there, but the front of house experience left a lot to be desired. When we arrived there was no one at the host stand for a solid five minutes. Other staff walked right past us without so much as a "someone will be right with you," which set a pretty uncomfortable tone right off the bat. We eventually got seated, but even with the restaurant being pretty empty it still took a while before a server showed up to the table. Our server wasn't rude or anything, but the energy was just completely flat. It felt like he could not care less about being there. Sodas got refilled once the entire night. Between being seated and appetizers, and again between appetizers and our entrees, he was basically nowhere to be found. The thing that really got me was being asked if we wanted boxes while our plates were still full and we were just sitting there having a conversation, never once offering to top off our drinks until we finally asked. It's a shame because the food really was solid and the restaurant itself has a nice warm vibe to it. ORSO clearly has a lot going for it and on a different night with more attentive service it could easily be a 4 or 5 star experience. For now it's hard to rate it higher than a 3 when the service makes what should be a really nice dinner feel like an afterthought.

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Entrees on the stand. Where is the waiter
Entrees on the stand. Where is the waiter
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Crow's Nest

Crow's Nest

4.0
(332 reviews)
4.4 mi
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We recently went to The Crows Next with a total of 7 people, and the atmosphere, food , and service…read morewas impressive. We started with oysters snd and a few salads and soup. The oysters were some of the best I've had! I ordered the scallops as well as two others and we thought these were Gordon Ramsey approved!! My spouse had the Mahi and he said he wouldn't order it again said it was a little fishy. Others ordered the grilled pork chop and the plates were pretty clean when finished so I would say excellent. We shared a couple bananas foster with ice cream and then topped off dinner with the cafe Diablo which is always a treat. With most of us happy with our meal I would say it was a 4 out of 5! Highly recommend coming here for a special occasion.

Stopped into Captain Cook Crow's Nest on a Friday night right before Valentine's Day, and wow, busy…read moreis an understatement. We were traveling for business and trying to squeeze three people into the bar area, so we knew it might be a bit of a challenge. We eventually made it work, but service took a while to get rolling. That said, once it did start, it got really good. Our server FraniP did a great job. It took a little bit for her to engage and warm up with us, but once she did, she was attentive, friendly, and made the experience feel much more welcoming. Food-wise, we were impressed. Two of us ordered the burger and it was honestly excellent--made with a blend of ribeye and tenderloin, and you could taste the difference. Really well constructed and flavorful. I went with the mushroom soup and a Caesar salad, and both were solid choices; fresh, satisfying, and better than your average "safe" menu items. The cocktail selection was also strong, but the smoked old fashioned was way too sweet. It needed to be toned down on the sugar to let the bourbon and smoke shine through. Overall: great food, great drinks selection, and a good bar atmosphere.. just be prepared for a slower start on service during peak nights.

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Southside Bistro

Southside Bistro

4.1
(207 reviews)
4.7 mi
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The food was delicious. Our server was helpful and…read moreattentive. The ambiance was just right for carrying on conversations.

If dining is meant to be an experience, then tonight was certainly one. Not the kind you rave…read moreabout, more the kind you unpack over a stiff drink later, wondering what exactly went wrong. I made a late reservation at Southside Bistro, hopeful for a good evening. We arrived 30 minutes early, aiming to grab a drink at the bar. No dice. It was full. The owner suggested we grab a glass of wine while we waited, which would have been lovely had there been anywhere remotely comfortable to do so. So instead, we went next door to the liquor store and made the best of the situation (hello, bitters, Luxardo's and bourbon for later). When we returned, we were greeted with a blank stare. The host had no memory of us, which was... fine. Mistakes happen. We were seated shortly after. Let's talk ambiance. If "cold minimalism meets cafeteria intimacy" is your thing, you'll feel right at home. Shared bench seating put us close enough to hear the life stories of both adjacent tables. Romantic, if you're into that sort of thing. Now, service. Hats off to our server, Gina. Professional, kind, and the MVP of the night. She did her best to carry the weight of what unfolded next. We ordered two apps: blue cheese custard and clams. The custard was lovely, rich, garlicky, and creamy with a well-made flatbread. Alaska's produce limitations made the wilted greens forgivable. The clams, however, were a different story -- overcooked, gritty, and floating in what I can only assume was salted dishwater. Olive oil? Not even a whisper. Then came the entrées. A filet mignon and a rigatoni. Both arrived lukewarm, but hey, they looked fine. The filet was topped with a slice of cold butter thicker than the steak itself (which is bold, honestly), and the mashed potatoes had already developed that signature "left in the window too long" skin. Veggies? Straight from a freezer bag into a steamer. Nostalgic. The filet was, sadly, inedible. Cold, dry, rubbery. Probably sous-vide then left to die. Meanwhile, the pasta was undercooked and bland. I've had more developed flavor profiles from boxed mac and cheese. Now, I've been in the industry over 20 years. I don't send food back. I don't like making a fuss. But tonight, I politely asked to remove the filet from the bill. One bite in -- that's all it took. Our gracious server obliged. Then the owner returned, and that's when the real magic happened. He approached us not with curiosity or concern, but with a smug lecture. Apparently, because I said the dish "looked fine" when it hit the table, I had forfeited the right to express concern about the temperature or quality. He assured me that everyone else was enjoying their meals, as if that somehow invalidated my experience. Irony: the table next to us had just sent back their lamb for the exact same issue, undercooked and returned twice. It's rare that I feel compelled to walk away from a restaurant, let alone leave a review. But the arrogance displayed tonight was just... disheartening. Anchorage deserves better. The industry deserves better. In the end, I paid the 200 dollar bill for a half bottle of wine and two apps, tipped 20 percent (Gina earned every cent), and left with a story. Not the one I hoped to write, but one worth sharing. Jens, if you are going to wear a white chefs coat in the dining room all night, maybe have an idea of how to act like a FOH manager if you aren't willing to dress like one. Never again.

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Southside Bistro
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Moose's Tooth

Moose's Tooth

4.4
(3.8k reviews)
3.5 mi
•$$

Great pizza, interesting and unique flavor combinations. Service is a little slow but that's…read morebecause this place is always slammed with orders. My wife and I waited about 20 minutes for a table and then waited about 30 minutes for our order to arrive. We shared a half Call of the Wild and half Amazing Apricot Pizza. Both good, would get them again. Between the two, I liked the Amazing Apricot more. If I were to come back, I'd probably order take out about 30 to 45 minutes before I wanted to eat so that it was ready when I want to eat.

I wasn't sure if this spot would live up to the hype, but I really enjoyed it. Since there was an…read morehour long wait for takeout and a 30 minute wait for a table (around 2 on a Sunday), my husband and I decided to dine in. Be prepared that it still takes a while to get your food after you order. We shared a large pizza that was half Call of the Wild and half Amazing Apricot Pizza. There is an upcharge to do half and half which is a little annoying, but I'm glad they let you do it so that you can try more. The Amazing Apricot was my favorite. It was an interesting combination of flavors. Despite the name, it wasn't overly sweet and the chicken was delicious. The Call of the Wild was also good, but I wanted it to be a little saucier. We were both happy that we had enough for leftovers the next day. Next time, I'd probably coordinate a takeout order to be ready when I want it to cut down on the wait. They have so many unique pizzas that I think this is a must try while in Anchorage.

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Waiting at the bar..40 min wait fir a table.
Waiting at the bar..40 min wait fir a table.
White Pizza (Medium)
White Pizza (Medium)
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Kincaid Grill - newamerican - Updated July 2026

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