Anchorage

Humpy’s Great Alaskan Alehouse is a longtime favorite in downtown Anchorage, known for its relaxed atmosphere, big beer list, and lively crowd. The menu covers everything from king crab and halibut tacos to chowder and burgers, with plenty of local seafood on offer. They’ve got dozens of rotating taps featuring Alaskan and West Coast brews, and there’s usually something happening—live music, trivia nights, or just a packed house on a weekend. It’s a fun, unpretentious spot to eat, drink, and get a taste of the local scene.

Glacier Brewhouse in downtown Anchorage is the kind of place where locals meet, unwind, and grab a bite. It’s got a rustic, wood-heavy atmosphere and serves up big flavors—fresh seafood, wood-grilled meats, and their own house-brewed beers. The menu features authentic Alaskan fare, with highlights like halibut, king crab, and juicy steaks.

49th State Brewing is a popular brewpub that brings the best of Alaskan craft beer and chill vibes to downtown Anchorage. Their heated rooftop patio is a highlight, offering panoramic views of Cook Inlet and the Alaska Range—perfect for sipping on housemade ales while enjoying inventive bar bites like smoked pork sliders and beer-battered halibut.

Moose’s Tooth Pub & Pizzeria is a bustling local favorite in Anchorage, famous for its creative pizzas and house-brewed beers. The walls are covered in psychedelic art, giving the place a fun and funky feel that matches the crowd’s energy. You can’t go wrong with any pizza here, but the “Moose’s Favorite” is always a hit. Pair it with one of their house-brewed beers, and you’ve got yourself the perfect spot to wrap up the day after a day of exploring Anchorage.

Bear Tooth Theatrepub is part movie theater, part casual eatery, and all-around one of Anchorage’s most unique hangout spots. You can catch a mix of second-run films, indie flicks, and the occasional live concert, all while sipping local beer or wine and a menu full of burritos, pizzas, and pub grub brought right to your seat.