This is one Of my favorite coffee huts in south Anchorage, and this area certainly has plenty! They…read moreoffer a great selection of creative drinks. I'm definitely a sucker for fun drinks so love when huts have a lot of options. I always try their monthly frappe specials which are always 20 oz for $7. Sometimes I even add a scoop of protein to the frappes. I also love their protein shakes. My favorite is the peanut butter banana one. They also have some really delicious and creative matcha drinks. They use a very good matcha and you can definitely taste the difference. They offer some fresh fruit options for fruit smoothies, which is a plus for my toddler. We usually stop for a smoothie once a week as a ritual after my son's gymnastics class. More often than not I opt to come here for our after class drinks! There are some food options from Mo's Deli, but I haven't tried them. They also do a Friday pizza special with Moose's Tooth. Definitely a good hut option in south anchorage!

Their mocha frappe is phenomenal! If you're looking for something a bit healthier they also offer…read moreprotein shake which I'm eager to try on my next visit. Overall, it's a must-visit for coffee lovers looking for great drinks and a welcoming vibe

Kindred Spirits Coffee is easily one of my favorite drive-thru coffee huts in Anchorage. The drinks…read moreare consistently delicious, and you can tell real care goes into every cup. Service is always quick, friendly, and welcoming, which makes it an easy stop on busy mornings. Their monthly specialty drinks are a standout; creative, fun, and genuinely tasty. I love that they're always coming up with new flavor combinations, and they somehow nail it every time. For a small drive-thru hut, Kindred Spirits delivers big on quality, creativity, and great service. Whether you're grabbing a classic latte or trying a seasonal creation, it's always a great experience.

Always nice folks working at this spot and very good bevs. It's a warm spot in the ice rink with a…read morecool vibe.

Cute little coffee shop in our hotel "the Captain Hook", downtown Anchorage. Perfect to start the…read moreday. Although small there's a tremendous selection. The coffee smelled soooo good and was a deep roast. The fruit topped yogurt was a perfect start to the day. Staff provided expedient service with a smile!

Solid choice while attending a conference at the Captain Cook Hotel. This must be pretty new…read more Great space, lots of room. Spot on service at the bar. Great coffee drinks and what a huge piece of banana bread. Which was awesome. Thanks for doing a great job.

I've been meaning to do a review for this amazing coffee stop. This place is tucked in on your way…read moreinto downtown. If you're looking for something quick and on the go, Rush is a great coffee stop to check out. With a big selection and with great customer service, you won't be disappointed.

Tried rush on 5th for the first time today. I tried once before but waited 20 minutes behind one…read morecar and gave up. The girl was nice (Saturday at 10am ish) The prices were fair, 3.75 for a 12oz mocha. Nowadays you can't find one under $4. It was your average mocha, more chocolate than coffee which is common but not what I like. I like to taste the coffee. Also interesting it's not listed that they charged extra for iced. Like an iced latte. I would try the food but I'm always skeptical of anything like that besides a bagel. They have a punch card where you get a free 16oz drink when you get enough punches, or signatures in this case.

The Cafe at the Library has really decent coffee! It's worth the long walk up the steps just for a…read morecup of their coffee, which is better than the Kaladi that everyone is so fond of around here. The barristas do a good job, although service does have a tendency to be a little slow. Free wi-fi and a limited selection of sandwiches, muffins and other snacks.

It should definitely be noted somewhere that this place is located in a federal building. I was…read morevisiting and decided to walk to get lunch and got outside of the building and called to find it and the person who answered couldn't tell me exactly where to go. I eventually found it, had to go through a thorough security process and went to order. It was a little pricey and not what I expected but it was delicious. I wouldn't make it a point to go back but I wasn't disappointed by the flavor.

Everytime we come for lunch, the place is very clean, the workers are very knowledgeable,…read moreConstantine friendly. The food is always on point and deliciousness! Yummmmy!!!

I'm giving 1 star because the decor is beautiful, and it has a very Japanese theme to it. I also…read morelike the retail space, with little items to purchase. I'd been wanting to go here for the longest time, having seen someone having an afternoon tea through the window. Finally today, we decided to go. I was sure they did lunch items, but couldn't find a menu anywhere. The server apologized and handed me a menu, and pointed out the soup specials. Husband selected the loaded baked potato soup, and I chose the curried egg salad sandwich. He got an Americano (because there was no drip available) and I requested English Breakfast Tea, noticing that they had big black tubs of teas around the shelves. I requested skim milk (it wasn't available) and had to settle for whole milk. At this stage I'll point out that I am 100% English, I moved here in 2012, and it's difficult to get a good strong cup of English Breakfast Tea in town (The Perfect Cup was a noticeable exception to this, and were indeed the perfect cup of strong English black tea) but I had high hopes for somewhere called a Tea Lounge. His coffee was served quickly, but I waited a while for my tea. It arrived with the milk already in it, and had virtually no colour at all, so I could instantly tell, it wasn't strong enough. I took a sip, couldn't taste any tea, and I took it to the counter and asked for an extra tea bag. 2 of the counter staff seemed to need to deal with this issue, and kept my mug of tea behind the counter, and I was sent to the cashier to pay $5 for a brand new cup to be made. I'm quite outraged by this. I had already paid for the tea, my tea was made wrong, I was happy to pay to add an extra tea bag, or leaves to the cup I already had, or have them remake it to my liking, but I am aghast to have to pay twice for one mug of tea. After another wait, the tea was brought to the table - no milk, so I asked for milk. A jug of milk was brought, but no spoon to stir with. Again, this was weak tea. I have tea bags sent to me from home, I make it for myself every morning. This was weak tea. I had asked them to make the second mug STRONG. Am I not making myself clear? Anyway, the dining room was mostly empty, a reserved table's customers came in, and there was a guy sitting in a corner space. We had to wait an interminably long time, for a bowl of soup and cold sandwich requiring no cooking. The server brought the soup out 1st, soup splashed all over the plate. It was a nice big bowl. However, the potatoes in this soup are not baked potatoes, they're boiled. The bacon has not been cooked prior to putting it in the soup. And every other time I've had loaded baked potato soup, it's got a creamy broth. This is a runny broth. I love loaded baked potato soup, but that didn't look appealing to me at all. My egg salad sandwich followed, I was even more disappointed by this I think. I believe this egg salad is prepared in a food processor, as there are no discernible pieces of egg, it's kind of like a spread if you will, and a very thin one. A smear on one side of the bread. However if you love arugula, and tomatoes, you'd like this sandwich, because they are violently, aggressively abundant with it, to the point that I could not taste any curried egg salad whatsoever. I'll stick to making my own, at home, I shred the egg in a grater so there aren't big chunks of egg, but it still has the egg salad flavour. This was bland. Like I say, all I could taste was arugula. Best thing about this - the potato chips were fresh. I do feel VERY disappointed and let down by my experience today. It was an expensive lunch, an even more expensive mug of mediocre tea, which is ludicrous in a place calling themselves a Tea Lounge. I won't be revisiting, no matter how pretty the space.

Quaint little tea house in Anchorage with high ceilings and an intimate seating area. There are…read moresome really cozy looking chairs and fun couches to lounge on. I came here for high tea which was something new, so I had no point of reference on what to expect. Overall, I'd give it a B. The food items were good and presented in an attractive way, and I felt very ladylike eating such dainty little treats! Plenty enough for two people, I even took some home. An entire small pot of tea plus a free re-steeping is included in the cost of your ticket. Price wise, I would say everything was more than reasonable for Anchorage. My only complaint, and I'm not sure I would even call it that? is that our server seemed a little unfamiliar with the operation. In her own world a lot. Ended up cashing ourselves out at the front which was probably preferred anyway I'm sure I will be back.

Great place to grab a coffee and a sweet treat. The cinnamon rolls are very large and near the full…read moresize of a large paper plate. The cookie of the week that I got was cookies & cream. It was soft and had large chunks of oreo pieces. The americano was very bold so be prepared if you are used to a lighter roast. The service was great and the food came out nice and warm.