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The Crow's NestvsCrush Bistro
Crush Wine Bistro And Cellar and The Crow's Nest are both endorsed by expert writers. Overall, The Crow's Nest ranks slightly higher than Crush Wine Bistro And Cellar. The Crow's Nest is ranked #5 in Anchorage with positive reviews from 4 sources such as Where, Fodor's and Gayot.
The Crow's Nest
Gayot
Forbes Travel Guide
Fodor's
Where
Travel + Leisure
4th at K Street, at The Hotel Captain Cook, Anchorage, AK 99501
From $0/night
Gayot13.0
"A sophisticated menu and professional service are enhanced by panoramic Alaskan views." Full review
Forbes Travel Guide Recommended
"Crow’s Nest restaurant, one of Alaska’s premier dining destinations, is located at The Hotel Captain Cook, in downtown Anchorage." Full review
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For those with a sweet tooth, you might consider starting with dessert to make sure you get to taste the champagne and caramel poached pear with gorgonzola gelato or classics such as crème brûlée and bananas Foster.
Fodor's "An absolute must for epicures and adventurous eaters, Crow's Nest uses inspired combinations to highlight, but never overpower, the freshest ingredients Alaska has to offer." Full review
Where "Award-winning dining, extensive wine list and a fantastic view of Anchorage and Cook Inlet in a nautically themed restaurant on the 20th floor of the Hotel Captain Cook." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Bohemian decor, twinkling Edison bulbs, and a view of Lake Montauk at sunset...the hotel's mix of rooms and cottages runs adjacent to its much-beloved Mediterranean-style restaurant"
Crush Bistro
Frommer's Fodor's Where
343 W.6th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501
From $8/night
Frommer's "This is a wine bar first, but the food here is far from an afterthought." Full review
Fodor's "The menu is both inventive and budget-friendly, ranging from $3 plates of feta-stuffed Medjool dates to $9 servings of sherried portobello-and-spinach polenta, and beyond." Full review
Where "At the edge of the 5th Ave. entrance to the mall, exquisite creations are paired with more than 40 different wines by the glass. Also a sales location for wine and beer." Full review
