Glacier Brewhouse - Anchorage

Had to make a stop here for the bread pudding. The shrimp and grits were incredible. Pleasant surprise. The bread pudding but had a bit too much apples in it for me. Otherwise texture was great… soft not mushy.

Wonderful staff that made us feel at home. Delicious crab legs didn’t disappoint. Beer and wine was fantastic with our buttery crab.Kid-friendliness: Children are welcome. And we were lucky to be seated next to well behaved children.Parking: We parked two blocks away and had to pay. So please get there early to park closer and cheaper.

An absolute culinary gem! The calamari and ale fondue with pretzels appetizers set the bar incredibly high, undoubtedly the best I've ever tasted. The pizza? Simply phenomenal. We ventured further into their diverse menu with the Salmon, herb crusted halibut, mixed seafood grill, seafood fettuccine, and the peppercorn crusted steak — each dish was a masterclass in flavor, easily some of the best we've ever indulged in. And just when we thought it couldn't get any better, the desserts made their grand entrance. The peanut butter pie, their world-famous bread pudding, and the summer berry cheesecake were the perfect sweet endings to a memorable meal. Highly recommend!

We had the salmon dip, NY strip, fresh catch (King Salmon), bread pudding, beer, and cocktails. All were excellent! We especially liked the potatoes served with the steak, and the berry cocktails.

I came here for dinner with my partner on a Thursday evening. For 2 we had a 45 min wait and we did wait just a little over that time frame so I definitely recommend making reservations if you can!! This place gets very busy. They are moving drinks and food quick but it’s such a popular place. The inside has a very “Alaskan” atmosphere. There is a fireplace, lights, and lots of pretty exposed wood. While waiting for a table we got drinks at the bar. Drink costs are as expected and pretty reasonable. You can also get food at the bar but we waited for a table for the full experience. We ordered the Alaska Alder Grilled Salmon $33) and the Herb Crusted Halibut $41). Bread does not come with meals and is available for an additional cost. Overall, the meals were exceptional. I do still think the food is a touch overpriced. The special of the day was salmon with vegetables and it was going for $55 and was not different enough than the grilled salmon on the menu to warrant ordering. Only complaint with my meal was the salad was dry and the waitress was too busy so I didn’t want to bother her for dressing that should’ve been on it. But overall still a good meal! PS if you want a wheelchair accessible restaurant, know there are stairs that go up to enter so it’s not the friendliest in that aspect