My first time in Alaska, decided to stop at this local meadery. Cool, quaint place with great…read morevibes! Conversation was great, mead was top notch, and WILL be back after our move to Anchorage.

A great local place in Anchorage that gives the option of having mead on tap and a nice, casual,…read morequiet area to gather with friends and sip on mead. I ended up trying a flight on my first visit and a single glass of different meads on my second, and I was not disappointed in any of them. The staff is beyond friendly, and they helped answer questions we had on the different meads and gave a good amount of recommendations.

Loved this Arctic Road winery!…read more Discovered it on a random drive and told my girlfriends we had to try them out! The owner, as other reviews mention, is super cool and sweet. Shes knowledgeable and extremely warm. We loved everything. We sat in the back corner living room with couches and a fire place. Our 5 glass tasting was affordable and came with accompaniments. You can also purchase wine by the glass and bottle. You can make your own wine as well. We can't wait to return.

This place was so fun! The owner was very friendly and the interior was inviting. There were many…read moredifferent wine options available and the owner offered to answer any questions or help us decide which wines to try. I went with peach perfection, mulled wine, and the smooth white. All 3 were really good! We brought a cake in to celebrate my friend's bday. Next time I will bring a charcuterie plate to enjoy with the wine. It's so fun to find new things to do in town. Definitely give it a try if you like wine.

Lots of local selection. No yelp for the location downtown yet, that one is smaller and they have…read moreway less in stock. I like that you can mix and match and make your own six pack. The individual cans or bottles are at a good price point.

It's 3/27/2023. I've…read moregiven this policy lots of time before commenting on it. Why do we still have to wait for an employee to open the door for us? COVID is long gone, no one is wearing masks, but this policy remains. All I can think of is that it's some sort of anti-homeless-people initiative or some other way to keep "unsavory" people out of the store. They still are the best place for the best ethanol-containing beverages and it's their store, they can do whatever they want, I just have no idea why they are adding additional friction to the shopping experience. One other thing: no more chilled cans of wine, you'll have to go to Brown Jug for that now. Why? I have no idea. Canned wine probably has 10X the demand as Sake and...that ethanol containing beverage has a massive cooler dedicated to it.

The people who run the store are so pleasant which surely makes you want to go out of your way to…read morepurchase your libations here just because of the customer service you get from the people behind the counter. If they don't have what your looking for they will try and get it for you. In this day it's hard to find people who are kind and here you can find kind people working and treating the customers friendly.

This place has it all from tire pressure gauges, snacks and drinks, bling bling flat bills and…read morehoodies to their adult section that carries Vape and recreational drug paraphernaliAhhhhhh. The owner is very kind and educated

Gold Rush liquor has been purchased by the parent company that also owns Brown Jug. As a result,…read moretheir bush order department no longer exists. Instead of continuing to monitor the old bush orders email address and notifying customers of this change, they allowed it to become an email black hole. After my second order attempt in months, I called them only to be told by a Brown Jug employee that "Gold Rush was supposed to notify their customers". Further, although it seemed like they were able to get into the email account after that, and I sent updated copies of my license and liquor permit, they apparently lack the capability to provide a pre-shipping subtotal... either that, or they just decided my request was unreasonable and they don't want to do business with me any more. I might never find out; they still haven't called me back, and I'd sooner order from someone else. Problem is, it looks like Liquor Stores USA North is attempting to buy up all the liquor stores in Anchorage, so you'll soon not have a choice but to put up with their bullshit.

Gold Rush Liquor is a giant space of alcohol. Booze as far as the eye could see…read more Is it fancy? No, but it also isn't daunting. Clearly labeled sections make finding your spirit of choice a breeze and the low shelves makes finding people even easier. My friends split up upon entering but keeping track of each other was simple enough. And the selection! Wow. I saw alcohol here that I can't find anywhere. I immediately regretted not having more time in Anchorage for surely I'd pick up more. Everyone was so friendly here too! Employees were polite but not over bearing. The only downside is the price. We were on a hunt so we went here and then immediately to other stores. We were surprised to find identical product (same brand, type, size) $10 cheaper elsewhere. For the hard to find stuff Gold Rush is the spot, but for everything else there's cheaper elsewhere.

This place looked like it was brand new. So much space and so well organized. I truly appreciated…read morethe numerous options available for each type of alcohol and spirit. Ample parking and good customer service.

Every since BJW stopped shipping out of Gold Rush Liquor, their service has been horrible for…read moreshipping out orders. It takes several weeks to receive any orders.

Oh nothing...just discovered my new favorite L store haha!…read more I'm a definite fan of "Value Liquor," but this Dimond location is a hidden gem for sure! It's the closest thing Alaska has to a "lower 48," (you can buy anything here) type of L store. Customer service is always efficient and fast. I appreciate the way they utilize their space. All products look rotated and organized. They have so much niche snacks here you can't easily find anywhere else. I would love to see Value Liquor start making "buzz packs," like they do in California for example, then they'd especially set themselves a part from places like Brown Jug.

Your average local corner liquor store. They have all the basics and a few extras. One thing I like…read moreabout this sotre, other than it's location, is that they have a good slection of mixers including OJ and soda, as well as bags of ice. Prices seem a little higher than Brown Jug but not by much. This store is just around the corner from Gallos Mexican Resturant facing Dimond.

Wow! That's the word for this place. This is the best burger in Anchorage by far. The burger was…read morefantastic, cooked just right and the fries were yummy. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you, it wasn't super busy to it was quick. The restaurant had a bar feel to it, mostly quite for a Sunday afternoon.

Really liked this burger joint. Was in town for a cruise and stopped here the night before…read more We had the Breakfast Burger with onion rings and the Aloha Hawaiian Burger with Mac n cheese. I really liked the Hawaiian burger, but it was a little overcooked for my liking. The Mac n cheese was a little spicy from jalapeño, I would guess. Really tasty. My husband liked his Breakfast Burger and the onion rings were great. This spot is really cute. Lots of parking. The girl working was friendly and efficient. Would absolutely come back here if we are in town.

Perhaps the best way to describe La Bodega is as a boutique liquor store. Every bottle is on the…read moreshelf because the owners think you will enjoy it, and it shows. This has always been my first choice when looking for seasonal and limited-release beers and should be your first choice as well. La Bodega (previously Yukon Spirits) appeared on my radar because it's the only place in Anchorage that encourages buying individual bottles of beer. Per-bottle prices are usually the six-pack price divided by six, and they have a box-full of empty six-packs for convenience. Warts: the selection varies, so if you like it you'd better stock up, and they don't have sales, so Brown Jug is the better deal if there's a sale on the beer or wine you want. This being Anchorage, though, I am willing to look the other way if it means that I can have easy access to this much quality beer. Between La Bodega and the Brown Jug Warehouse, Old Seward between 36th and Tudor is definitely the place to be for fans of beer and wine. Located near Natural Pantry. There's an outside entrance, as they are open somewhat later than the mall stores.