Location: Fairbanks
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Top Things to do in Fairbanks
- 1. Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum
- 2. Running Reindeer Ranch
- 3. Morris Thompson Cultural & Visitors Center
- 4. University of Alaska Museum of the North
- 5. McKinley Explorer
- 6. Chena Indian Village
- 7. University of Alaska Fairbanks
- 8. Ice Art Championships and George Horner Park
- 9. Chena River State Recreation Area
- 10. Creamer's Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge
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Best Soups restaurants nearby. Discover the best Soups food in Fairbanks. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Soups restaurants near you.. Its far north location means Fairbanks gets the midnight sun in the summer and the northern lights during Aurora Season (August to April). These wonders define the city, along with winter activities, the gold rush past, Alaska Native heritage, a vibrant arts scene and “golden heart” hospitality. Enjoy dog mushing, panning for gold, floating the Chena River or visiting a museum. Add a nearby trip to a hot springs, Denali, the Arctic or the Interior. Fairbanks is the gateway to discovering Alaska.
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1. Pump House Restaurant & Saloon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1470 reviews
The Pump House Restaurant offers Fine Dining in a Historice Atmosphere overlooking the Chena river. We are listed on the National Registry of Historic Sites and are the recipient of the DiRONA Award. Seasonal closure - January 1st through February 8th. Re
Reviewed By Greg P
Large place with a wonderful atmosphere. Clean and bright with unique items and displays all around. The food was delicious and the menu diverse. Entrees were presented nicely and the service was exceptional. Full bar and some nice craft beers to choose from. I would highly recommend.
2. Pho House Noodle & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By bud_phillips2001
Pho House is a delicious authentic vietnamese restaurant. It appears to be a family owned and run business, and that added to the fun of the experience. It was a cold evening in Late February, and the pho was the perfect antidote.
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3. Chowder House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By Laurie_Sydney
Fantastic little foodie find. Good old fashioned service, huge bowls of delicious, authentic chowder, crusty bread!
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4. Soapy Smith's Pioneer Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 437 reviews
Reviewed By Snowshoes9
Bottom Line - we watched Bill the server reclaim 4 glasses of water from a bussed table, pour them into a pitcher and use that water to refill glasses to another family's table. We stood up, reported it to the owner, who seemed not surprised or enraged - he actually began to talk to us about his family memorabilia - we left.There is something very wrong going on at this business.Here's our whole experience, if that opening statement wasn't enough to convince you: While eating breakfast (at the wonderful Crepery) we witnessed an gentleman seemingly commandeering folks from a local tour bus on the street to his restaurant. Very vocal and invasive. We were taken aback when we entered Soapy Smiths' for lunch a few hours later and after being seated, the same gentleman approached our table to introduce himself as the owner, and proceeded to overly-share his family history... this was not 'quaint' or inviting', it was egotistical and intrusive to our tables conversation. There was an inappropriate exchange between Nick, owner and Bill, server just over our shoulder. We should have retreated to the door at that point. The server Bill, as stated in other reviews speaks derogatorily about his working conditions out loud to himself, he is rude and uninterested in your food order and even made a very loud, strange grunt of some sort when i chose my salad dressing - as if I just had ruined his day - the response was repeated when my lunch mate chose a different dressing. His odd behaviors led us to think that there maybe some 'other issues' going on with Bill. When the soda was served it was awful - clearly the mixture was done wrong and it was undrinkable. Bill continued his radical behaviors with other tables and his awkward outbursts over the next 10 minutes or so... yet still, we only talked about 'getting through the meal'. Observations were that the shelved mustard bottles appeared very old, the servers station seems unkept and a general dirty dingy feeling, only overshadowed by the personalities that create the more uncomfortable atmosphere. Our salads and meals still had not arrived when we watch Bill re-serve the partially consumed water from a bussed table - ENOUGH.I spent 7 days in Alaska, eating out each meal - this is NOT indicative of the area. This was dirty, uncomfortable and far below the minimum health standards that we are all assured of in a public eatery. DO NOT EAT HERE, you have no idea what might be being re-served to you. We had a great meal at Brewsters, local pub about 6 minute walk away.
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