We bought 4 adult lift + food and 3 kid food tickets…read more Half our order was done. Rest of order took 45 min. All the orders after us was served. Once I came to the counter - they apologized. We ordered fish and chips, bison chili, and gyro Nothing special was ordered. Just off the menu Service was terrible. Very disappointed.

Go for the views and booze and not food. Make sure to eat at the restaurants below. Food sucks…read morepretty much.

I'll be separating my review between service and food. I'm noting this down to bring both my…read morecompliments and criticisms. The food was phenomenal. If food alone was what I'm rating, this place would be a 3 or 4. I, myself, ordered the French toast breakfast with poached eggs and bacon. The food was fitting and definitely delicious. Price is a little iffy for the amount given, but the quality of the food was amazing. My family liked their food as well. However, removing the food aspect from the equation, the service was a bit off putting. From a simple glance around the room, there was a CLEAR difference how our table was treated in contrast to other tables from the way we were spoken to, checked on, and assisted, and I am sad to say it was not in a good way. I hope that this is a one time thing where the woman who assisted us was having a bad day, but with her showing kindness to other tables, but appearing as if we were a drag to assist throughout the whole meal, it's quite a disheartening feeling. I may try out this place again (maybe not for breakfast) but at the time being, this place is not somewhere I'd recommend.

Good ambience. Service is a crap shoot, especially if it's busy. Food is meh. I will say their hand…read morecut fries BY ITSELF (not the fish and chips) is pretty good. Everything else is mid to subpar. Even the chicken wings are precooked/flash frozen crap that's reheated. I know because some pieces are cold as ice but it's clearly cooked. The drinks are pretty decent. Try the cocktail fuyu if you like ginger and zest.

As we do every year, we celebrate our wedding anniversaries in various cities around AK. This year…read morewas Girdwood and Homer. Heading down to Homer we stopped in Girdwood for the night. Due to the crush of guests, we couldn't get a table so we opted for take-out. We took a chance on the Bibimap (sp?). It was an appropriate dish for an at home meal, but without the heated bowl it comes in. On the way back from Homer we stopped again in Girdwood, this time with a reservation! Our server seated us in the romantic Garden Room", which we always opt for. This garden room is cozy, beautiful and the guests seated there have always been friendly and interesting. We all seem to treat that room like the proverbial "family" room! We started of with a tasting of a wine we wern't familiar with, and which I still can't remember its name! Our server (Blanca) was a true four star waitress. Intelligent, friendly, observant of our needs, and even those that we didn't know we needed! She took the time, even though the restaurant was packed, to clarify the menu, listen to our bragging about our 59th anniversary. She made the whole evening more joyful that we had even hoped it would be. We ordered the Filet Mignon, as per her Recommendation, and topped it with a bottle of Silver Oak. The meat, Blanca explained to us, was from a specific farm in the US. We've eaten lots of filets in lots of restaurants, but this one was right at the top of the heap. At our age this is "dangerous" as we could opt more often for the beef, than the healthier foods Jack Sprat has to offer. Dessert was the "simple" chocolate mouse. Yep, lieke everything else we ordered that night, it was an excellent topper off. We've had several meals over the years at Jack Sprats. We think, like the Silver Oak, they are getting better with age. Yep, we'lll be back, Jack!

I dined there this evening. My napking had dirt in it; I had to ask twice to get it replaced…read more my tea was barely luke warm my buffo cod arrived with a long human hair in it my soul was not even luke warm my salad was served soaked in dressing after I ordered it on the wide. server was kind, but not trained/supervised I will not go back

Food was great but very expensive, welcome to Alaska…read more Service was great. Ambiance was lame, some may call it Eclectic , not my bag. We were in town 1 night, nothing really to compare it to. I'd go back

The people leaving one star reviews here seem to be quite picky, which I can understand form the…read morehigh price tag of this place... But... If you're in the area, DO NOT SKIP THIS GEM. Genuinely some of the best fried halibut in all of Alaska, better than anything you can find in Homer! Their steaks are also amazing! The peppercorn steak is pretty good, but the filet is out of this world, massive serving sizes too! Super amazing atmosphere tucked away down a logging road between several mountains, inside feels like a small hunting lodge! Expert great service but a long wait. Came here on a Wednesday night and waited nearly 4 hours at the bar for a table for my family. Was well worth it, best filet and halibut we've ever had. Even better than our own! We try to visit every time we're in the area. Don't miss this hidden gem!

The person taking out order had a hard time placing it. And we had to repeat multiple times what we…read morewanted. They don't ask you for your name. So when orders do come out it's a guessing game of who it's for. The counter filled up with orders that just sat there. We waited for at least a half hour for our order to come out and had to go talk to them multiple times with people that ordered after us receiving there orders. Apparently one of our cups got pushed to the side and was lost. And the other one who knows. Finally got our order. The drinks are mid. Pretty chaotic experience.

Convenient for breakfast and lunch before skiing. Can get crowded in the morning so try to get…read morethere early.

We went to the restaurant while visiting the spa and, since the spa it's a phone-free place, we…read moredidn't get any pictures. But although the service was a lil slow, food was amazing! We had the Thai chicken bowl, which was delicious and fresh, with a really nice dressing. We also tried the quesadilla, which was unique and very tasty. The lava cake was good too and beautifully decorated. My husband tried a beer and really enjoyed it. Recommended

Two Trees is the bistro attached to the Alyeska Nordic Spa and is a nice place to stop in for a…read morebite to eat or something to drink during your spa day. They have a good selection of cocktails as well as nonalcoholic options. However, their food selection feels a bit limited. We had the hummus platter, which was absolutely delicious and I particularly enjoyed the roasted carrots. We also had the Brie grilled cheese, which was not my favorite - the flavors and amount of cheese felt unbalanced. The waitstaff were very kind but I felt the food came out a bit slowly, particularly relative to how many people were eating while we were there. Overall, a solid option to eat at during a spa day.

My wife brought home a deep dish pizza. Veggie. Not my…read morefavorite. It was awefully good. But not as good as my last personal visit. We froze 1/2 of it to perk me up with a beer later while mowing in the summer heat.

The food was good, but unfortunately, the service and seating arrangement were disappointing. We…read morecame as a family of three, but they were very strict about table seating. Since we were a smaller group, we were seated at a crowded table very close to other customers, which made the experience uncomfortable. What was frustrating was that we noticed the other half of the restaurant was not being used, yet customers were still being seated so closely together. They also have a pool table placed in the middle of the restaurant, which makes the space feel even more crowded and difficult to enjoy. It also seems like a potential safety hazard, especially with people walking around while others are playing. Overall, while the food was good, the service was almost nonexistent, and the seating arrangement and crowded layout made the experience far from enjoyable. There is definitely room for improvement when it comes to both customer service and how the space is being used.

As part of a Salmonberry Tour, we had the opportunity to ride a tram to the top of the mountain at…read morethe Alyeska Resort. At the top of the mountain is Bore Tide Bar. After the strenuous () ride up on the tram, we had NO better choice than to sit outside at the bar and enjoy 2 ice cold beers ($9 each.) The Mother Ale was smooth and lite! The Denali Engine, a red beer, had a malty taste. My husband said it was good but he wouldn't rush out and buy a 6 pack ‍.) Having the ability to sit outside at a mountaintop bar was quite spectacular but we also were able to take our plastic cups of beer with us to walk the trails or tour the mountain side, if we so chose. The two of us didn't go far, as we only had an hour up there due to being in a group tour. We did see many people walking and running the trails, tho! If I had to point out a negative, it would be the flys/mosquitoes! They were well represented amid all the humans!!

This is for the bar side of the Bore Tide. You aren't going to find a better view - it's a bar on…read moretop of a mountain! Sit on the stools looking out and enjoy. Walk up to the bar to order. The bartender makes very good drinks - we had an espresso martini and a margarita. They let you order food from the deli too - the food is probably 3+ stars, but what you would expect from a deli. Fries were good.