Location: Healy
Top Restaurants in Healy
Top Things to do in Healy
- 1. Black Diamond Resort Company
- 2. Dog Sledding Tours at EarthSong Lodge
- 3. Holy Mary of Guadalupe Catholic Church
- 4. Denali Visitor Center
- 5. Denali Park Zipline
- 6. Denali ATV Adventures
- 7. Nenana Raft Adventures - Day Tours
- 8. Denali Tundra Tours
- 9. Denali Outdoor Center
- 10. Black Diamond ATV Tours
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Healy Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Healy
Healy is a census-designated place (CDP) in and the borough seat of Denali Borough in the U.S. state of Alaska. The population was 1,021 at the 2010 census, up from 1,000 in 2000.
Things to do in Healy
1. Moose-AKa's Food Truck
Overall Ratings
5 based on 86 reviews
Food Truck in Healy out side the Totem Bar, serving Serbian Crepes for late night! Visit our Restaurant in Denali Park at the North end of the Boardwalk for a great meal and Eastern European Experience!
Reviewed By Sagar M - Santa Clara, California
Excellent spot. I'm glad we came across this place. You must check this out if you're visiting Denali National Park. We went there 3 times in a row. Chicken friend crepe and Nutella Banana Crepe are my favorites.
2. The Alaskan Coffee Bean
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By crum77 - Wasilla, AK
The owners are wonderful people and great sources of local info. There are plenty of comfortable couches and chairs, and the coffee is delicious.
3. Moose-AKa's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 145 reviews
We are a traditional Serbian restaurant. Serving family recipes, made from scratch daily with the fresh ingredients. We serve breakfast lunch and dinner in a fine dining atmosphere at a casual dining price from May thru September.
Reviewed By arut j
I was glad I ended up going to this restaurant. Running into an authentic Serbian cuisine restaurant was the last thing I would have expected while in Alaska. Its a small and cozy place with its own signature decor. While, talking to the waiter, I got to know that its a family run business and everything there (from menu to the furniture to the decor) was custom built by the restaurant owners. I tried their authentic Turkish coffee with Ratluk (or Turkish Delight) and East Mediterranean style Chicken Crepe. Great food and service ... Waiters/ Waitresses are very friendly ... I was delighted to see framed photos of Nikola Tesla on their wall (something I would have never expected to see in a restaurant). Loved the food so much that I dined the next day too and tried some more from their menu.
Very close to Denali National Park & Mt. Healy. Definitely a great place to dine esp. after a long hike in Denali.
4. 49th State Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Whether ordering a burger the size of your head, Alderwood smoked ribs that fall off the bone, or a local organic salad the food at the 49th will not disappoint. Our award winning craft beer is brewed on premises and can be enjoyed in the beer garden while playing disc golf, bocce ball, horseshoes, or bags. The 49th's outdoor concert series brings acts such as: The Wailers, Trampled by Turtles, Dark Star Orchestra, Keller Williams, Pato Banton, and Matt Lewis and the Medicine. The "Into the Wild" bus from the movie is in the garden and visitors are welcome to go aboard to see the memorabilia on display. As we are located 8 miles north of the Denali hub, we offer a local shuttle for a worry free visit.
Reviewed By josiejoepinklady - Soroe, Denmark
What a great place! Had dinner here a couple of years ago, and I still think about the Yak-burger. They have a great atmosphere, good service and the place was just buzzing when we were there. Absolutely worth a visit.
5. Rose's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 459 reviews
Reviewed By lcmgam01 - St. Petersburg, Florida
Four of us ate here for breakfast when we were taking off to our next destination. They had a great breakfast menu. Omletts were very good and they had the biggest pancake I have ever seen. I purchased a doughnut for later, and it was so good. We enjoyed this diner very much.
6. Black Diamond Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Black Diamond Grill is located in the heart of Alaska next door to Denali National Park. We are a small Alaskan family run restaurant that loves great food and great friendly people. We are located off the beaten path with great views of the surrounding mountains and Otto Lake. We offer free roundtrip transportation from all Denali Park and Healy area locations and pride ourselves on providing you with a wonderful, special meal and experience. Your 100% satisfaction is our goal. We offer Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Box Lunches, Kids Menus, Box lunches for your daily adventures, great beer and wine list, fresh made desserts, and we also deliver. We have a very simple, clean decor and offer free mini golf for diners in our restaurant. Because we make everything from scratch we can offer very specific diet requests such as gluton free, nut free, salt free, vegetarian, or vegan. I would have to say we are not know for our speed but certainly for our friendliness and willingness and desire to please. We are a member of the State of Alaska, Alaska Grown program and love to make great specials with fresh Alaskan seafood, produce and Bison.I hope that you choose to join us for a great meal on your Alaskan Adventure.Sincerely,Marilyn UsibelliOwner
Reviewed By ParksRCalling - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
I was really unsure about trying this place after such mixed reviews. After trying to get into another popular Healy restaurant that had an hour+ wait, we decided to give it a try. Husband had the spaghetti and meatballs, and I had the lasagna. Husband got the tomato bisque soup for starters, and although it didn't look like a smooth creamy tomato soup like I know bisque to be, he loved it. I had a tossed salad which was really good, lots of veggies in it - even though I got cucumbers after asking to hold them. No biggie, they were big pieces I could just take out. I also had to ask for a second blue cheese dressing, as the one that came with it was really small.
We also got bread with olive oil/balsamic for dipping, and we each got garlic bread with our meals. The garlic bread was good, although it didn't taste garlicky to me at all. Desserts looked good but we were stuffed, so we just got coffee. We were pleasantly surprised at the check for $43, after having paid nearly that just for breakfast in some areas of Alaska. Granted, we had no alcoholic drinks nor desserts, but still. Service was very friendly, but maybe a bit slow as the place wasn't even half full while we were there. Would definitely go again!
7. Prospectors Pizzeria & Alehouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Enjoying hand tossed, wood stone fired pizza surrounded by our extensive collection of historical photographs, maps and furs makes for an unforgettable experience in Denali. At Prospectors Pizzeria & Ale House our selection includes traditional favorites such as our McKinley Margarita or step outside of the pizza box and try some of our Alaskan specialties like the Lower 48 It Ain't, Kodiak Bear, or the Deadliest Catch with Alaskan King Crab. For the beer enthusiast, we offer over 49 beers on tap showcasing craft brews from Alaska and hand selected renowned beers from around the world.
Reviewed By rfourier - Haifa
Great Pizza. Good and fast service. Native decor. Reasonable prices. 10 minute drive on the highway North from Denali Park.
8. Totem-Inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By Irish311 - Buffalo, New York
This was the only restaurant open at night both of our nights in Healy. The service and food was terrible the first night. The guy just didn't care. We wanted dessert he decided we wanted our check. He wasn't friendly wasn't helpful and made us dread having to come back the second night. Our 2nd night we had a more friendly yet equally as inattentive server but the food was really good. I had vodka sauce pasta. I'm kind of a brat when it comes to Italian and it was spot on. I would say don't come here but in the winter your stuck. Good luck.
9. Denali Thai Food
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By BucketOn - Mukilteo, Washington
We really didn't want to have to sit down and be waited on and pay for expensive beer/wine. We were thrilled to find a food truck in Healy. The portions were generous (a little skimpy on the meat) and very tasty. Great value ($12 for Basil Chicken) for this remote section of Alaska. We enjoyed the meals in our motel room, while sipping wine that we brought in from Fairbanks. Plus we had leftovers for lunch the next day. One entree could have served the 2 of us.
10. Alpenglow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By BearRocksHiker - Bear Rocks, Pa
The Alpenglow in The Grande Denali Lodge sits high above "glitter gulch". The decor is pure rustic upscale. A huge grizzly offers great photo opportunities. The food was quite fine, but perhaps not outstanding; however, you're in a place that's remote and only operates seasonally. Expect higher prices everywhere in Alaska, and particulary at Denali. The view, the surroundings, and the good service combined to make for enjoyable meals. The king crab was dleightful. Yes, it's pricey, but you're ON VACATION in ALASKA!
