
A huge variety of wines by the glass or bottle & shareable plates in an unpretentious atmosphere.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 328 G St, Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone: (907) 865-9198
Website: http://www.crushak.com/
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Reviews
Food was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING, as were the wine options. Pork chop was phenomenal and my friends said the chicken was juicy and the lamb was the best he’s ever had. Highly recommend.
First of all – this is by far the best restaurant we ate at in Anchorage and honestly one of the best we’ve had, and we are big foodies. That being said, we rated the service low because although our waitress was attentive and incredible it took 3 hours total from start to finish.
Appetizers
-*Oysters baked – oh my gosh probably the best ones we have had and we live on the coast!
-Ravioli was creamy and delicious
-Goddess salad was also very delicious
Meals
*-The salmon special was excellent. The flavors were incredible. One of the best salmon entrees we’ve ever had. It came on top of Parmesan risotto. There was a poached egg on top (which was delivered later kind of taking away from the overall presentation). Overall an amazing dish.
-The prime rib entree was good but wouldn’t say it stood out when compared to the fish entree.
Dessert
They were out of baked Alaska so we got the crème brûlée and the chocolate graham cracker dessert. They were both delicious.
Overall great experience. Only suggestion is that the restaurant could certainly benefit from some improved efficiency to decrease the length of stay for customers.
We started with the Rosso red wine flight…the owner is a sommelier so we wanted to entrust them with our experience. We’re not wine experts and found the three offerings good enough for our tastes.
My wife had the salmon special which had lots of ingredients on it including gifs, rice balls and stuffed squash all of which she liked. She found the salmon to be a little overcooked though it had a nice char on it.
I got the Veggie Wellington. Our server told us this used to be a Christmastime season-only dish but it’s her favorite dish and she convinced them to add it permanently to the menu. It’s the only vegetarian main dish on the menu, though a number of vegetarian salads and small plates are offered including Crispy Brussels, Toasted Goat Cheese, Ravioli, Baked Mac and Cheese and Polenta. So vegetarians won’t go hungry.
I liked the portobello-filled wellington…the first few bites were tasty though it got rich kind of quick. It came with a side of broccolini which was overcooked…not as al dente as it should have been…or at least as I would have liked it.
It’s a nice place. Our server was very friendly. With limited vegetarian options in Anchorage we’d come back again and try some of the small plates we didn’t get this time around.