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 :(

I'm so glad to start off 2025 with a great recommendation. Located downtown Anchorage in Williwaw…read moreSocial, so it has a decent amount of bar stools and I remember one table with four chairs for seating. The bagel of choosing was the 'Pick Me', a steamed everything bagel topped with bacon, ham, sausage, egg, and pepper jack. I decided to add some pepper jelly on the side and it was delicious ‍. From the first bite of the soft bagel, all of the flavors complemented the next one. I recently found out about this gem from an ADN article. I can't wait to try the other bagel options!

This is a food truck (formerly a lot of trucks including Melt and Smashed) , now it is named 907…read morebagel and they are stationed a lot at Magnetic North brewery but they are venturing out-check their Facebook for whereabouts. We found them at APU on April 20th for a craft fair. They steam their own bagels and have a variety of flavors including plain, everything, onion, sesame, GF, and a sweet rotating option usually blueberry. I got the Barefoot breakfast bagel, overall it was pretty good. Very very messy since the cream cheese was warm and melted everywhere. The bagel was chewy and I was able to get an everything instead of the onion bagel it came with. You can pretty much choose which bagel you want with what sandwich. I picked off the onion even though there wasn't that much, and the tomato slice I got still had the sticker on it, which was bad quality control on their part . The banana pepper added a sweet yet tangy taste, not much cheddar on it, more peppers and banana peppers. It was very good, but again messy. We also got tots which honestly seemed like they were not frozen they were soft yet crunchy. A little spendy at almost $15 each give or take a few bucks. They are not huge bagels but stuffed with a lot of fillings.

I thought this place was ok. I had the pulled pork and it was lacking a little in the flavor…read moredepartment. The slaw and potato salad were a bit heavy with vintages for me. Some people may really enjoy them tho. I enjoyed the beans, good spice. They were busy so worth checking out and testing for yourself.

I'm both from the South (at least geographically...) and way into BBQ…read more BBQ is mighty hard to find in Alaska. Southern BBQ (or as we call it in the South: "BBQ") is even harder to find. (most of it up here is more Texas-inspired) I was delighted to find another BBQ place on Yelp, more so a Southern on, even MORE so one with ZERO reviews! I called them up and ordered ahead of time. I got the ribs, which were under $20, a rarity for BBQ! This place occupies the space formerly occupied by Alleyway Grille (that delicious, late-night, stoner haute-cuisine extravaganza) You order and pickup food from the drive through. I called in ahead and they asked me if I wanted to pickup in "5 or 10 minutes?". I chose 5! Service was friendly and I took my food home to eat. The ribs were very good and served on a piece of white bread (BBQ bread ain't fancy, yo!). The sides were much better than some of the more recent BBQ pop-ups post-COVID. It was a perfect lunch-sized portion of everything. I'll definitely be giving them another try (brisket on Sundays only). Great food, I just wish they would add collard greens. So rare to find those up here!

We stopped by this food truck while it was parked at Girdwood Brewing. Friendly and fast service…read moreand I loved that they had chicken cheesesteaks. The sandwich was a good price and huge - one sandwich and fries were enough for my wife and I to share lunch. The roll was soft and there was plenty of chicken. Fries were hot, salty, and crispy. It was fun to sit outside the food truck and eat on a sunny day.

The journey began when my son seen a picture of one of their sandwiches. As I was searching for…read moregood food open. Anyway I stumbled upon the Mammoth Cheesesteak. Come to find out it was a mobile food truck so I then checked their calendar for their location. Boom! We went to their location where they were going to be for a week. 4th of July, girdwood here we come. We planned it as a day trip and took the grandkids and my son and his fiance. It was worth the drive and the scenery getting there. Support local vendors everyone. I can't wait until they get their shop or restaurant hopefully here in Anchorage. I will locate them again soon.

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!

Always good and affordable food! Nice people. I love their burritos! Tacos are consistently tasty!read more

Tamarind juice was delicious. Not sure how they sourced the ingredients for the taqueria but it's…read morethe real deal! Tacos, burritos, even the refried beans were good - and I'm not normally a fan of them. Highly recommended if you're in the mood for Mexican food.

Crunchy, Delicious, Savory, Juicy and sweet.... Go try for yourself. It will give you a burst of…read moreflavor that will get you craving for more!

Staff are extremely friendly and hard working, and they crank out amazing unique dishes beyond what…read moreyou can find anywhere else in town! The pupusas are my guilty pleasure! Sometimes the wait can be on the longer side, but well-worth it!so just plan accordingly and order your food right when you sit down with your beverage (since they usually park at local breweries)!

Love trying out new food trucks especially when they're parked outside of breweries! Pikiniki has…read morequite the menu with a variety of different items. There's a little bbq, sandwiches and some Mexican inspired dishes. Definitely has a little bit of everything. Ordering was easy, and they even ask for your number so they can text you when the order is ready! Food was ready fairly quickly. Everything was really tasty! I enjoyed the pulled pork Sammy and loved the pineapple slaw for a bit of sweet. The carne asada fries were also good, but I wish they were more loaded. Pretty sparse order than what I'm used to getting at other restaurants. The bread that the tuna sandwich came on was so good, and the tuna salad had a great wasabi kick. This truck is perfect for a lunch or casual dinner! Their menu definitely pairs well with beer so I hope to see them parked at other breweries around town!

It's hard to describe the genre of food here…read more Ok, ok, fine. I'll take a crack at it: "Mexi-Euro-Amero-Fusion Streetfood". What does that mean? Uh...just look at the photo of the menu board I posted. Most things have a Mexican-influence, some do not. I got the "Brunch Quesadilla". It has: ham, bacon, eggs, and cheese. It was rich, hearty and delicious. And it only set me back $5.50! I had this early in the morning at the Spenard Farmer's Market. (which is a great scene, btw) If you can't make Spenard Farmer's Market, check out their FB for locations: https://www.facebook.com/PikinikiFoodTruck/