Location: Sterling
Top Restaurants in Sterling
Top Things to do in Sterling
- 1. Kenai River Cowboys
- 2. Alaska Drift Away Fishing
- 3. Big Sky Charter & Fishcamp
- 4. Take Refuge Canoe Day Trips
- 5. High Mark Distillery
- 6. Sappah and Son Guide Service
- 7. Alaska Fishing Service
- 8. Alaska Canoe & Campground - Canoe and Kayak Rental
- 9. Alaska Kenai Fishing for Fun
- 10. High Adventure Air
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Alaska, United States Food Guide: 5 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Sterling
Reviews on American food in Sterling, Alaska, United States. Sterling is a census-designated place (CDP) in Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska, United States. At the 2010 census the population was 5,617.
Things to do in Sterling
1. Magpye's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Yerpsadaisie
Fun place, like everyone says the service kinda sucks but whatever, it's Alaska the service sucks everywhere in the summer.
Sterling Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Sterling
2. Just an Okie Cafe and Inn
Reviewed By Jerry R
Don't waste your time and money on this place. Waitress was friendly and bubbly. The problem was she can't remember anything. We asked for a straw, never got it Asked for mustard and ketchup. After waiting 5 mins had to go to kitchen and ask again. Ordered chicken fry steak sandwiches. Meat was under cooked and bun was cold. It came with French fries. They were crunchy not done. Waitress brought us the check and I asked for a to go box. Waitress went to back again. We waited 6 or 8 mins, waitress came back ready for payment but no box. I asked again for box finally got one. During our visit we watched other people having the same problem with not getting what they wanted until asking twice. Will never go back.
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3. St. Elias Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 640 reviews
At St. Elias Brewing Company, we believe in handcrafting innovative, high quality, world class beers. Our beers match the personality of our business, fun and lively, yet historic and eclectic. Brewing on a 7 barrel brewhouse, we promise our product will
Reviewed By FartherIsBetter
We stopped at this Pizza Pub on our way to Homer. Wasnât our first choice but read about it and through weâd give it a try. The food is average. The interior doesnât look great. The wait staff was very helpful.It is an average type place- not anything stellar.
4. Firehouse BBQ
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By KatherineZee
Fabulous! Our YMT tour guide highly recommended this family owned eating establishment for top notch BBQ and we are so glad he did! We had the beef brisket sandwich and it was delicious and tender! The fries and cole slaw were tasty and homemade! The portions were ample--the soda pop is big enough for two! The service is friendly and fast!
5. Buckets Sports Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 388 reviews
Reviewed By Carolyn J
Stopped here for lunch on our way to Homer. A nice little cozy sports bar with several tVs on the walls. College football and baseball.The menu was very descriptive in word and photo and we ordered almost everything to share: wedge salad, rib dinner with fries, fried chicken wingsl The fries were outstanding: crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. They were all real potatoes --different lengths -- and not the fast food oddly all identical potatoes you see so often. The wings were good as were the meaty ribs. The BBQ sauce was not too sweet and not too thick and cloying but could have used a dash or two of hot sauce to give it a bit more personality. Naturally, we could not finish what we ordered and packed up the leftovers.The server was super friendly and accommodating and brought me a sip of one of the wines so I could taste it and see if I liked it.We look forward to stopping here again on our long drive between Anchorage and Homer.
