The gluten free treats are to die for. I wanted to get everything.... Absolutely phenomenal !!…read moreEveryone was so nice and helpful too. A great spot!

Currently in Alaska and decided to check out Vagabond blues for brunch and overall it was pretty…read moregood. I enjoyed the California club sandwich which had a good flavor with great tasting ingredients. The ham and cheese croissant was also pretty good. My kid enjoyed it and ate it all. Service was quick and decent but lacked attention. I was recommended the coffee of the day which I was told it was a must try. So I tried it and I'm not sure that it qualifies as a coffee or a drink. It tasted pretty horrid and I threw it away so that's why I'm removing a star. I would say this is more of a brunch place than a breakfast place. The menu was overwhelming to be honest and my suggestion would be to focus the menu a bit because visually it was all over the place. They seemed to have quiches and other things that change daily which some people might appreciate but I think it confuses the people working there and also the people who like whatever they had yesterday but now they can't have. But again that's just my humble opinion.

Great flavors! I got the lemon blueberry, s'more's, and caramel ones. The service was nice, they…read morelet me sample some flavors and were very clear on pricing! Also had a nice military discount ;) Place was clean, the plant shop next door was also adorable.

Visited their truck, right down the street from where we are staying. The people were so friendly…read moreand gave suggestions. We order a bit of everything, coffee toffee, vanilla, heath and mint chocolate chip. Always a hit and we are planning to return tonight..

It's a strange little cafe, part of a hotel (have never stayed at the Hotel though) Palmer is kind…read moreof quirky (to me, as an English person) and I love being able to see the water tower from the windows, which screams old town America, like I used to see in movies. Lots of booths and tables, quite a big dining room. It's not fancy. But it's always busy. It's very affordable. We often used to come for just a piece of pie, and they had a delicious blueberry pie, which unfortunately wasn't offered the other night when I was there. I don't care too much for banana cream this or chocolate chess that - they're just too sweet for me, I'm not that much of a dessert person. I was sort of hoping they might have pumpkin pie, as it's almost that time but they didn't have any. I try to have it at least once or twice in fall. I went for the least offensive option which in this case was apple pie. I went for a la mode, and as the server had trouble understanding my accent (happens a lot) I gave her my best American accent of a la mode, which made her laugh. I googled why having ice cream on your pie is called a la mode, because apparently, USA is the only country that uses this term anymore. A la mode, literally translates to in the fashion. A strange term to describe ice cream on your pie. Anyway, I don't know why I got it, as I don't really like solid ice cream, I like it when it gets melty, or to be honest, I would rather have had heavy cream, but rarely does a restaurant or cafe offer that as an option, like you'd get in England. The pie came, it was huge, and there was a half gallon of ice cream on it. I gave it to husband, and he put it on top of his cheesecake, after scraping off the whipped cream, and giving that to me. This was whipped cream from a can I believe, as it's very aerated. The pie was pretty good and nicely spiced with cinnamon, which husband objected to. He said it had a little too much in, but I liked it. One of the strangest things about the menu - which is pretty extensive by the way, are the prices. There are no round numbers, and the cents are never the same either. I assume this is because of the sales tax? Like one thing might be $4.33, then something else will be $7.59 so that when they ring it up and add the sales tax, it comes out at a nice round number? Is that right? Anyway, no complaints, you can always get a seat, service is prompt and friendly, and there's great views from the window seats.

Love this place and I have been coming here since 1988, it's like eating at home!…read moreWe love this place and will always eat here!

I come here quite often, due to craving their delicious sandwiches. Amazing food and drinks! The…read moreservice is always so great, the baristas are always nice and work fast. The coffee flavor itself is actually delicious compared to some places in the Valley. Will be coming here again and again!

There breakfast sandwiching and there toasted yummy bagels are delicious!…read moreThe only thing i don't enjoy is there flavored drinks, theres always too much ice and not enough flavor.

Stopped by Sweet Gypsy and this is such a good little find, just know going in that it's takeout…read moreonly, no indoor seating. They're known for their gourmet cheesecakes (with rotating flavors), but they also have a full menu with salads, paninis, and other items that change up, which I love because it gives you a reason to keep coming back. I got the ABBA panini and it was so good, apples, bacon jam, brie, and arugula, and everything just worked together really well. Also a solid portion size, which I always appreciate. Of course I had to try a cheesecake too, and went with the caramel apple. I was actually surprised (in a good way) that it had thinly sliced apples baked right into it, which added such a good texture and made it feel a little more unique than your typical cheesecake. Service was great, super friendly and quick, and everything felt really well done. Definitely a spot I'd go back to, especially to try whatever cheesecake flavor they have next.

Time and time again I keep coming back for more amazing food at Sweet Gypsy. The selection of high…read morequality food is always changing with unique specials every week so every trip there is a new experience. The bacon Mac and cheese appetizers are my go-to starter and I love trying all the different paninis. Sweet Gypsy chefs are outstanding and make great vegetarian, vegan, gluten free options. There are great mocktails and alcohol options for all folks. Wonderful service and recommendations, along with a beautiful dining space make this a 5/5 dining experience!

Signage for the drive through was a bit confusing but service was fast!…read more We ordered 4 gyros with 2 smoky clam chowders and 2 greek lemon chicken soups. The gyros had a good flavor but could benefit from more onions and tomatoes. The smoky chowder had a nice flavor but was a bit watery for my preference. The star of the show was that chicken lemon soup! It was surprisingly sour, but it became more addictive with each bite. Not from AK so I will definitely try to make something similar at home Expect high prices, but well flavored food

Food was okay, coffee was pretty good. Definitely recommend getting a cinnamon roll that one was…read morebomb!

I'm a researcher, and we were going to see Billy Idol at the Alaska State Fair. I started looking…read morea week ahead and this gem stuck out and did not dissapoint! We got to the fair and saw so much sweets, but that is a standard Fair Food but we wanted kick ass foodie food! We made a B-Line for Bear Naked BBQ! Our daughter was our drive home as HELLO Billy Idol! Richard got straight brisket with a Bleu Cheese topping and loved it! Leila and I got the Bear Naked Mistake a pulled pork and beef brisket mix! So good! Sauces were a Spicy Chipolte, Habernaro and standard BBQ. Great smoked BBQ that absolutly, like Billy Idol ROCKED! Seek them out when you can!

These folks catered my end of the season office appreciation banquet 2 years in a row and were…read morephenomenal both times, food was on point! Hot and ready when it was suppose to be, they were willing to work with a couple special needs we had. I would use them again! Worth the drive to their location at Fox Run Campground for an enjoyable meal as well!