Alaska Travel Guide | Anchorage King Crab Feast! 🦀

Here’s a roundup of delicious restaurants in Anchorage: 1. Glacier Brewhouse 🍽️ A nice atmosphere — reservations are recommended. Reviews are mixed on social media — some find dishes too salty, others too bland. The chef seems inconsistent! Many say the king crab isn’t worth it, but as a tourist, even if you buy cheaper crab at Costco, you still need a restaurant to cook it! We took a chance and were pleasantly surprised! Must-tries ✅: King Crab Legs: Fresh, meaty, and delicious even on its own! Calamari: Thick-cut, lightly battered — very generous portions. Earl Grey Palmer: Refreshing honey-lemon tea! 🍯🍋 Blackberry Basil Lemonade: Also great! Skip ❌: Chowder: A bit too salty. Cream Soda: Overly sweet. Ribeye: Good but not amazing. 2. Moose‘s Tooth Pub & Pizzeria 🍕 Probably the most popular spot — avoid evenings! Lunch usually has no wait. Pizza isn’t mind-blowing, but it’s tasty and affordable. Highlights 🌟: Call of the Wild (daily special slice): Incredible — one of the best pizzas I’ve ever had! Crispy crust, perfect flavor. Korean BBQ Chicken Wings: Tasty! Moose Pie Dessert: Coffee ice cream + caramel cookie base + nuts — not too sweet! I ate half by myself! 😋 Meh 😐: Elf on the Shelf & Santas Pizza: Just average. Hungarian Mushroom & Italian Wedding Soup: Forgettable. Drink 🍺: Can Na Golden (non-alcoholic beer): Not too bitter — nice! 3. Gia Dinh Pho 🍜 The pho is good, but other dishes are just okay — a bit pricey. Order ✅: Pho Combo: Soul-warming broth! ❤️ Thai Tea: Not too sweet — delicious! Egg Rolls: Crispy and tasty. Skip ❌: Stir Fried Beef (accidental order — meant to get Grilled Beef 😢) Fried Chicken & Fries: A bit bland. 4. Wild Scoops 🍦 An iconic ice cream shop — must visit! Order ✅: Stika Swirl + Baked Alaska — So good! Skip ❌: Matcha Berry Swirl — Not the best. #AlaskaTravel #AnchorageFood #KingCrab #FoodieGuide #TravelAlaska 🦀🏔️🍴