It was a cold day in Fairbanks so I was in need of an indoor activity. Luckily this place was…read morearound the corner from where I was staying, so I took a short stroll down the street. I'm not usually a big beer person so went with a flight and surprisingly loved every single one of the beers/ciders I chose. There's no food other than chips so make sure you don't come here hungry. The bartender was quick and attentive and also great at recommending other locations near by too! They also have TVs so you can watch football games here while enjoying a beer, cider or wine!

Very big selection, friendly bar tenders, good location. We went here twice while visiting g…read moreFairbanks.

I'm a big fan of Lat 65. They have plenty of seating where even if it is busy you'll find somewhere…read moreto be. The staff are super nice. The selection of alcohol is limited compared to some other places but they dabble in a variety of styles and flavors for everyone. They also offer a handful of nonalcoholic drinks as well as this is a family friendly place. On Fridays they will also have local vendors inside selling homemade items. We had an Apple orange mimosa cider and pink panty cider. They were both delicious the flavors are suddle not over powerful. Very smooth.

Fun place to hang out. Decently good beers. Very causal and easy. Friday night was very busy and…read morehad to wait for table to open up, but was reasonable. Loved their merch as a good souvenir of our time here because of the play on latitude 65. You can order Frozen Smoke BBQ in here (they share the space) and it's good eats!

Excellent! On the last day of the trip, we came to HooDoo in the evening, as it's highly…read morerecommended. This is a craft beer bar with an amazing atmosphere--highly recommend the 2014 vintage BarleyWine. It's incredibly sweet!

Cute spot with a decent beer selection. They have a nice outdoor patio and some seating inside…read more Staff were friendly. This brewery is where lots of locals were hanging out.

After spending two weeks in Fairbanks, one piece of advice kept coming up from the locals: "You…read morehave to eat here." They weren't wrong. From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel genuinely welcome -- not just well served, but truly looked after. Attentive without hovering, friendly without forcing it, the kind of hospitality that makes you instantly relax. The food selection was dangerously good. The kind of menu that makes you abandon all self-control and think, "I'll just try a bit of everything." No regrets there. Special mention to the bar staff, whose cheerful, infectious outlook on life set the tone for the entire place. Her energy alone could warm a Fairbanks winter -- and honestly, a raise should already be on the way That warmth carried through the whole restaurant, creating an atmosphere that felt inviting for everyone, whether you're a local regular or a frozen traveller passing through. Thank you to the entire team for making me feel so welcome over the Christmas and New Year period and for adding another unforgettable memory to my time in Fairbanks. "Be careful... Alaska will get you".

We were saying at the hotel so came here twice…read more - Crab stuffed mushrooms: comes with a cream sauce; best thing we ate here - Cajun pasta: the pasta was extremely overcooked but the sauce was nice enough although I wish it had more spice and flavor. The reindeer sausage is actually a little spicy and while the menu lists another type of sausage, I'm not sure if I saw that. The shrimp was not overcooked which I appreciated. - The garden salad is pitiful but we were craving veggies, and it does come with housemade dressing which is good. - Fish and chips came with 3 semi-decent sizes of fish that weren't overcooked but the batter was slightly undercooked inside and the fries were decent. It came with coleslaw which was good. We asked for another tartar sauce and it was a $2 extra to our surprise. - the blackened halibut special was not that good, overcooked, but the mango salsa on top was delicious. The yellow rice was much too watery and bland as if it was microwaved, but it seemed like they would give you another side (i.e. mash potatoes) if requested. It was also $45 which was more expensive than I expected so I'd ask for the price next time before I order any specials. Beverages: - the arctic warrior draft beer was crisp and light; I'd get this again - the best beer I had in Fairbanks so far

Black Spruce Brewing Company is a local brewery that has an outdoor, partially covered dog friendly…read morearea with a fire pit and a large indoor tasting room. My husband, our little girl and I came by here on a Monday around 5:30 pm. My husband ended up ordering: Aroma Dome, IPA, 16 oz, $7- I don't really like IPAs and so I wasn't a fan of this beer but my husband liked it (which really matters since he picked it for himself). Service was quick and friendly. Restrooms (individual) were clean upon our visit. I liked the space that this brewery had over another brewery that we had visited right before and would prefer coming here again if I lived in the area.

This was a trip highlight! Fun, educational, interactive, good for kids who love dogs! Friendly…read morestaff who answered all our questions.

Great little spot with a great outdoor space, enjoyed decent priced drinks and live musicread more

Love me a dive bar! Sadly is was raining out so we couldn't sit outside…read more Bartender was very friendly and the drink were cold! Can't wait to go back!

Yes it is a neighborhood bar, but I for one look forward to meeting and talking with visitors and…read more tourists. Everyone is welcomed, the staff and patrons are friendly.

Looking for a dive bar, this is your spot! I didn't realize the brewery was separate and we…read morestumbled into the basement of the mine. Cash only. We were only customers which was fine with us. Mostly bottled and can beers and ciders.

I've only been here later in the evenings to enjoy an after work drink. Matty the bartender is so…read morewelcoming. He has a way of making everyone feel special. His personality and smile light up the place. I only wish he worked more shifts, I would go more often. Matty really makes the place(for me). Thank you Matty

Went in at peak time on a Friday night. My server was so absolutely wonderful completely made my…read morenight paid special attention even though he was extremely busy. I wish Ian was there on Friday nights, however, i'll definitely return. I thought I wanted to try the curly fries again. They were good but their french fries are better. My Long Island iced tea was complete perfect GO OASIS GO

Used to be good. Not so much anymore. Bartenders are snotty if you're not a regular. Pool tables…read morewere the best in town. Now they suck. Red Fox was the best place in Fairbanks. What happened? How can the owners be so blind? Chalk it up to inexperience I guess.

i'm not knocking the red fox however, from my perspective,…read moreif you're going for food and service, go 4lunch or dinner i won't promote their breakfast if your going to the fox the cheesesteaks are always the bomb!the same goes to the pm servers, who are awesome also extremely easy on the eyes mind you... in my opinion, the bartenders need major improvement i feel strongly about this 1 if you're not a regular, you don't get the proper beverages or service. period...

We hit this spot after the dive bar next to it. Like others have said in their reviews, doesn't…read morefeel like Alaska when you come here. They have such a clean feel. I tried two of their iPas and liked them both. They have large amount of gender neutral bathrooms. They offer a variety of activities too. Bartender was super friendly.

This felt strange to me walking in and very big city urban feel for a brewery. This is a newly…read moreopened craft brewery that is oddly bright and design forward. If there are boutique hotels, this is a boutique brewery. The folks who own or who they hired to design this place have a good sense of design noticing the entire space and the furniture. Most breweries don't really have the look and feel of Humble Roots Beer Project. I recommend doing a flight of their craft beer. They also include some guest breweries on tap. This place would definitely fit in if plopped in a place like Los Angeles, Portland, San Diego or Austin. An unusual find in Fairbanks. Parking is easy in their private lot.