It doesn’t matter if it’s cold or warm outside — we are always in the mood for comfort food. From hearty steaks to scrumptious breakfasts, nothing hits the spot quite like down-home soul food. When you’re craving a big plate piled high with all the best country cooking in Alaska, you’ll want to visit Gwennie’s Old Alaska Restaurant in Anchorage. If you haven’t eaten here yet, you’re in for a treat.

Gwennie's Old Alaska Restaurant has been serving plates piled high with comfort food for more than 30 years.
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You'll find this little gem at 4333 Spenard Road, in Anchorage.
There's plenty of Alaska charm inside.
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No matter where you sit, you'll see something that will spark conversation.
The dining room is warm and cozy...
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...and filled with interesting memorabilia, animals and unique bits of history.
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The portions here certainly aren't skimpy. A big plate of reindeer sausage, eggs and home fries will hit the spot for breakfast.
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With a hot cup of coffee in hand, you have the recipe for a perfect morning.
This scrumptious breakfast will keep you full all day long!
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The BLT is Alaska-sized, too, with a whole extra layer of bread, lettuce, tomato and tons of smoky bacon.
For dinner, dig into a hearty plate of steak and potatoes. Each bite bursts with flavor.
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Visit Gwennie's for breakfast, lunch or dinner. No matter when you go, you'll be impressed!
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Give Gwennie's a try! Their food will make you feel right at home. For more information, visit Gwennie's Old Alaska Restaurant's Facebook page.

Have you ever eaten at Gwennie’s Old Alaska Restaurant? What’s your favorite thing on the menu? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below! And if you know more places to get country cooking in Alaska, nominate them for a chance to be featured.

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Elisa Regulski | April 27, 2023

What are the best country restaurants in Alaska?

The best country restaurants in Alaska are:

  • Donna’s Restaurant, Juneau
  • Dockside Café, Craig
  • Gwin’s Lodge, Cooper Landing
  • Roses Café, Healy
  • Judy’s Café, Anchorage
  • Valley Hotel Open Café, Palmer
  • Rocky’s Café, Kasilof

 

What kind of food is Alaska known for?

The most famous food in Alaska is:

  • Wild Alaska King Crab Legs
  • Caribou Chili
  • Wild Alaska Seafood Etouffee
  • BBQ Wild Alaska Halibut
  • Moose Steak
  • Reindeer Burger
  • Fresh Kachemak Bay Oysters
  • Halibut Tacos
  • Reindeer Sausage Stir Fry
  • Copper River Salmon
  • French Peppered Steak
  • Gooseberry Pie

 

What are the most famous restaurants in Alaska?

The most famous restaurants in Alaska are:

  • Blue Roof Bistro, Fairbanks
  • Vagabond Blues, Palmer
  • Crow’s Nest, Hotel Captain Cook, Anchorage
  • Wild Honey Bistro, Homer
  • Spoonline Bistro, Girdwood
  • The Saltry Restaurant, Halibut Cove
  • 229 Parks, Denali, Alaska
  • Talkeetna Spinach Bread, Talkeetna
  • The Lone Chicharron, Seward
  • Addie Camp, Whistle Hill, Soldotna
  • Pingo Bakery-Seafood House, Nome
  • The Grape Tap, Wasilla

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