Welcome to Anchorage, Alaska, the land of awe-inspiring glaciers, majestic wildlife, and, believe it or not, some of the most scrumptious breakfast eateries you’ll ever encounter! So, if you are searching for the best breakfast in Anchorage, loosen your belts and set your alarms, as we guide you through the best Anchorage has to offer!
Snow City Cafe
Snow City Cafe, is well-known for its lively, welcoming, and neighborhood atmosphere, serves brunch all day, seven days a week. There are many vegetarian-friendly alternatives available because everything is produced fresh and to request. For breakfast, patrons may indulge in the cafe’s well-known benedicts, and for lunch, they can have a hot sandwich, a cup of homemade soup, and a draft beer from a nearby brewery.
Customers gush about the food, but they also praise the top-notch service. The staff goes above and above to respect dietary needs and preserve a welcoming atmosphere for families. The staff at Snow City Cafe is dedicated to making sure that your experience is as delightful as their food.
Menu: Snow City Cafe Menu
Top Review: “I’m still dreaming about those hash browns and latte. Thank you for letting me mixed and match the Benedicts, it was hard to choose so one of each was the way to go. The atmosphere is just what you want in a breakfast place, super fun vibe! Was surprised how crowded it was 10am on a Monday but we got right in, I hear it can be very busy. Do order the sticky bun and cinnamon roll to share, they are huge but worth it!” – JW
1034 W 4th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501, (907) 272-2489
Biscuitclub
Biscuitland, a popular breakfast spot in Anchorage, is renowned for its scrumptious biscuits and delightful atmosphere. This bustling eatery can get quite busy, so it’s advisable to arrive early for the best experience. The biscuits at Biscuitland are celebrated for their delectable taste, as well as their light and flaky texture.
We very much recommend the La Bamba, featuring a mic drop biscuit smothered in sausage gravy, topped with chorizo scrambled eggs, diced green chile, cheddar cheese, and jalapenos; the Hot Blooded, with a mic drop biscuit, sausage gravy, diced Louisiana hot link, cheddar cheese, and jalapenos; and the Heartbreaker, a scrumptious combination of a mic drop biscuit, sausage gravy, diced ham, bacon crumble, and cheddar cheese. Try them out for some of the best breakfast in Anchorage.
Menu: Biscuitland Menu
Top Review: “Still love this place. Can get busy so earlier is better. Had the Hot Blooded and La Bamba for a change this time. Super light, delicious biscuits, solid sausage gravy, and then add-ins with the various specialty dishes. Kids had the We be Jammin biscuits with strawberry jam with eggs and bacon the side. Fried hard eggs cooked perfectly. So kind and knew to ask if we wanted pepper on the side of eggs since they’re for the kids. Great drip coffee, ready to hit the Rondy carnival now!” – Jocelyn F.
333 W 4th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501, (907) 277-7332
Waffles and Whatnot
Menu: Waffles and Whatnot Menu
Top Review: “This restaurant can be described as unique and exceptional. We arrived to the restaurant and were greeted by the staff asking if this was our first time. It was our first time. So, the chefs chose our first meal and stated that if we didn’t like what they chose for us, then after two bites we could return it and choose something else from their full menu. There was a bit of skepticism at first, but they delivered and then some! I was brought a Confused Cousin which was: two fluffy waffles with crispy chicken strips, flavorful mac n cheese, drizzled in barbecue and spicy sauce! I was completely unaware that Guy Fieri actually helped create this sandwich. My wife’s meal was called the Mistress: one fluffy waffle drizzled in chocolate, topped with sliced blueberries, strawberries, bananas, and whipped cream, mac n cheese, and chicken strips. Both meals were very delicious! While we dined not only did we enjoy the food, we also enjoyed the music and the friendly staff. This is a gem hidden in Anchorage!” – Albert G.
Southside Grill
Menu: Southside Menu
Top Review: “Good old fashion, Mama’s cookin’ eggs, bacon, flapjacks, biscuits and gravy type of place. Reliable consistency in both service and food. They seem to have an army of wait staff marching laps around the restaurant with a coffee pot like they understand the assignment. Last time I was there, I started to complain to my daughter about their prices. I had an epiphanal moment when my daughter responded by telling me that everything was cheaper when I was a kid and now I say everything is too expensive….she is right. I would call the prices competitive and consider what I get to be of good value.” – David B.
12870 Old Seward Hwy, Anchorage, AK 99515, (907) 297-0597
As our flavorful expedition through Anchorage’s finest breakfast spots comes to an end, it’s safe to say that this city has truly elevated the most important meal of the day to an art form. From cozy diners serving up classic American favorites to innovative eateries dishing out fusion creations, there’s a little something for everyone in this Alaskan breakfast wonderland. Bon appétit and happy travels!
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