Alaska | Food Recommendations in Alyeska, Anchorage 🍽️🏔️

When you're in a bit of an "Asian food desert," it’s best to trust local rankings! Since we were looking for a late-night snack, options were limited, but these two spots definitely delivered — both in taste and experience. On our way to dinner, we got super lucky 🍀 — a huge moose was calmly eating leaves by the road! 🦌 A crowd gathered to take photos, but the moose finished its meal and casually crossed the street. The wildlife protection here is amazing! According to a local friend, it’s common to spot moose — she’s even seen two brown bear cubs in a park! 🍖 1. Fletcher‘s Open until 11 PM ⏰ — great value at ~$40 per person. The service was excellent! Must-order: Ribeye Steak 🥩. We loved it so much we wanted a third portion, but the kitchen was already closing. Still, they kindly made an exception and grilled one more for us! Three steaks later — totally satisfied 😋. 🍻 2. Glacier BrewHouse A local favorite! We ordered steak, pasta, seafood chowder — all delicious and no disappointments. Their King Crab was tasty — we got two servings! 🦀 Also highly recommend trying their local Alaskan beer 🍺. 🏨 Stay: Alyeska Resort Ski pass: $130 — totally worth it for intermediate or advanced skiers 🎿⛷️. The snow was perfect when we went ❄️, but the slopes aren’t beginner-friendly. 🧖 Spa Access: $130 No natural hot springs, but there’s an outdoor spa pool + sauna. The spa restaurant has limited options, but the outdoor area has a beautiful Japanese-inspired design — especially magical when it’s snowing! ❄️🌸 (No phones allowed, though!). ⭐ Spa Rating: 🍜 Most restaurants in the resort didn’t look appealing menu-wise — better to drive into town via Highway 1 🚗. It takes about 1 hour to get to the city and 45 minutes back. #AlyeskaEats #AnchorageFood #AlaskaTravel #FoodieRecommendations #WildAlaska 🏔️📸