Location: Kasilof
Top Restaurants in Kasilof
Top Things to do in Kasilof
- 1. Kenai Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center
- 2. Kenai National Wildlife Refuge
- 3. Ninilchik Charters - Day Tours
- 4. Alaska West Air
- 5. Kenai River Cowboys
- 6. Adventure Outfitters Alaska
- 7. Alaska Drift Away Fishing
- 8. Holy Assumption of the Virgin Mary Church
- 9. High Mark Distillery
- 10. Kenai River Brewing Company
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Best American food near Kasilof, Alaska, United States
Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Kasilof. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Kasilof (/kəˈsiːlɒf/ kə-SEE-lof) is a census-designated place (CDP) in Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska, United States. At the 2010 census the population was 549, up from 471 in 2000.
Things to do in Kasilof
10. Duck Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By lots2learn
The Duck Inn is a favorite lunch and Dinner spot for me ( they also serve breakfast) The dinner and bar are separate but their great food is served in both. You care an also get a cocktail in the diner. The food is standard dinner and quite tasty. The service is FANTASTIC. I alway order the honey chicken pita wrap with tater tots, a huge salad or one of their many burgers.
9. The Schnitzel Bomber
A drive thru only restaurant with quality food & emphasis on using local ingredients. Scratch made German comfort food with American roots.
Reviewed By Charles S
Okay who ever said schnitzels were healthy? We do watch our diets but really enjoyed our meals! One drives through to order and then parks behind the restaurant and after a short wait, your food is delivered. We chose to go home because the weather didn't make eating there an option. We were shocked to find our meals piping hot when we arrived home. Ordering was easy as the friendly gentleman did a great job of explaining our options of which some change on a daily basis . All three choices were ample---actually could be shared, and delicious. Would we come again? Yes but we would have had to be faithful for a week beforehand. I'm thinking if I were a visitor and tired of motor home dinners, this would be a great change! What could the owners do to improve number of dinners? Enhance the outdoor dining area with wind protection and maybe a heater---trimmed grass area. I'd like to see this business be a "keeper" for the peninsula.
8. Dinners Ready
Home cooked meals & desserts ready to pickup for yourself, your family, or your group. Everything is made from scratch by hand with love.
Reviewed By jgerfen12
I went by after they closed. But they served me. Had beef stroganoff and damn that was good. Tasted so good. Also grabbed these ham and cheese rolls. Kinda like hot pockets. But handmade. Took for breakfast and lunch next day while fishing. They were good cold. I can only imagine what it was like hot. This isnât your normal âhomemadeâ you see everywhere. This is a family owned place. Where the food actually tastes like your mom made it. If she was a great cook. Donât let the plain store look fool you. I found a gem that I wasnât even looking for. I suggest trying it out you wonât be disappointed Thank you so much! I remember you coming in and I believe from across the street. It was wonderful to chat with you about your trip and I'm beyond happy that you enjoyed everything...even cold. Hope to see you again when if your travels bring you down to the Peninsula. Take care,Sherri McVey
7. The Flats Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
The Flats Bistro is owned and operated by local Kenai resident Luke Thibodeau. The menu was designed by two Le Cordon Bleu graduates and features fresh, local ingredients, made in-house whenever possible. The Flats takes reservations and also saved half o
Reviewed By 449robinb
The view from the Bistro overlooks the Kenai River flats. This you can see a grassy wetland area that is close to the highway with occasional waterfowl and wildlife. Itâs very peaceful and serene and provides the sense of seclusion. All this is very nice. The food we had is good but simply stated itâs overpriced by my standards. Still a nice place for a romantic date or evening out.
6. Mykel's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Mykel's is one of the Kenai Peninsula's finest restaurants for lunch and dinner. Our dinner menu features fresh Alaskan seafood & choice steaks as well as chicken, pork, pasta and rack of lamb entrees. We also offer a full spectrum of appetizers, salads,
Reviewed By Lynn K
We had reservations for early evening. The hostess greeted us and gave us excellent seating. Server arrived and provided great suggestions with prompt and friendly service. The food was great for most of us - prime rib, fried fish and (not) chips (french fries), scallops with mushroom sauce, and bolgnese something. Except for the unfortunate who ordered the Bolgnese noodles, we all thoroughly enjoyed our meals. My dish was the scallops and mushroom sauce. I will have it again and gladly recommend it to anyone else. Our desserts included cheesecake, chocolate mousse, and creme brulee. All good. Plus before meals cocktails. Really, except for the Bolgnese thingy, excellent everything. And not to disparage the Bolgnese...if you are interested in a simple cottage style meal, that might be just the thing you want.
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.
4. 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.
3. 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!
2. Jersey Subs
Reviewed By JamesAK2001
Good subs and friendly service. Clean and convenient! The facilities are not fancy, but itâs a sub shop... and the people working there were great!
1. Rocky's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By ExWaveQB
This is a little roadside cafe right near the Kasiloff River in Alaska along the Sterling Highway. Our party of 4 hit this one twice and enjoyed our meals both times. They have a very generous and skillful cook staff. They were, however, kind of understaffed in the service department or just slow. Our wait was longer than needed for initial service but the food came in good time once we were able to place our order. I would have rated it a 5 if the service had been better. Their burgers, patty melts and breakfasts were great. One of the gals in our group had a big salad and it was delicious as well. This is a good stop between Homer and Cooper's Landing and with the big helpings of food, you can last all the way to Anchorage. Based on my two experiences there I don't hesitate to recommend it to travelers in the area. It is about 200 yds. from the Kasiloff River.
