Restaurants & Dining in Girdwood, Alaska
Girdwood eats far bigger than its size.
Girdwood eats far bigger than its size.
BaseCamp is a cozy ski town restaurant focused on fresh ingredients and a welcoming atmosphere in Girdwood, Alaska near Alyeska Resort
The Bore Tide Deli and Bar sit at the top of Alyeska Mountain and is accessed via the aerial tram. The panoramic views of Turnagain Arm is absolutely stunning!
CoasT Pizzeria offers fresh specialty pizzas, and a wide variety of specialty subs, burgers and salads.
Forte Alaska is Alyeska Resorts newest dining experience. Dine at our casual, elevated new Italian restaurant overlooking the pond.
Within walking distance from Alyeska Resort, Girdwood Brewing Company offers up local brews and epic views. We have rotating Food Truck on-site and we allow yo…
Sakura is in Hotel Alyeska and offers a fun and modern dining experience featuring fresh seafood and meats, creative sushi and cocktails.
The Sizmark at Alyeska Resort is slope-side après ski bar with live music, fun atmosphere, great beer, and food.
At Subway of Girdwood, our goal is to offer the highest quality products at the lowest price in a clean and friendly environment. As a locally owned, restauran…
The Bake Shop serves Alaska’s best breakfast for every visitor in Girdwood, Alaska. Homemade sourdough recipe makes the best pancakes, cinnamon buns and sandwi…
The Tramway Cafe is the perfect grab-and-go breakfast or lunch. We have House-made pastries, breakfast burritos, deli wraps, baked goods, pizza by the slice, h…
Girdwood eats far bigger than its size. For a valley of two thousand people, the range runs from an award-winning bakery and a genuine European-style cafe to salmon bakes, brewpubs, and a handful of fine-dining rooms up at Alyeska Resort. Many kitchens lean on Alaskan seafood (halibut, salmon, and spot prawns) pulled from the same waters you can see from the table.
Use the filters to find exactly what you’re after: a quick coffee and pastry before the tram, a casual burger after a hike, a pint of local beer, or a special-occasion dinner. Hours shift with the seasons here, so it’s always worth calling ahead in the shoulder months.
Every restaurant below is an independent Girdwood business. Reservations are a good idea on winter weekends and through the summer tourist season, when the town’s population swells with skiers and hikers.