The taste of champagne and oysters were once thought to be for the most elite of society, but at this eclectic hole in the wall in Alaska, everyone can enjoy this lavish treat. Ariel, herself, would fall in love with this cozy hideaway that boasts a mermaid as its mascot and fresh seafood as its delicious fare. Let’s take a look at the whimsical Bubbly Mermaid Champagne and Oyster Bar.
The Bubbly Mermaid Champagne and Oyster Bar is located in Anchorage. This restaurant is small, but if you are lucky enough to find it, you will want to return again and again.
This handmade bar that is shaped like a boat was crafted by the owners to lend a seafaring atmosphere to the bar. You'll also find some mermaids about as well as seashells and other shipwreck-esque items.
Be prepared to hob knob with the other patrons at this quaint little refuge. The space is small and cozy, but everyone is friendly and has a good time.
The oysters served are authentic Alaskan oysters. The staff can make recommendations as to which kinds are the freshest for the day and which would appeal to your tastes.
You can order the oysters naked (raw with nothing on top) or in many other divine combinations. Some dishes are cold and some are warm, but we recommend you sample a few different combinations.
Of course, you will want to savor some champagne with those oysters and The Bubbly Mermaid has plenty of choices. You can purchase by the glass or by the bottle.
The next time you are in Anchorage and you are craving nature's gifts from the sea, stop by this champagne and oyster bar for a splendid sip and an unparalleled bite.
The Bubbly Mermaid Champagne and Oyster Bar can be found at 417 D St.,
Anchorage, Alaska. They are open 11 a.m. to 12 a.m. Monday through Wednesday, 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday.
Have you ever dropped by Bubbly Mermaid Champagne And Oyster Bar? What kind of oysters and champagne did you have? Let us know in the comments section below.
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