Simon & Seafort's Saloon & Grill Anchorage AK

Marianne Villani

Had an awesome seat at the bar at the window. Started out great.....but.....had to ask for happy hour menu, then food took over an hour to be served...although I am sure our appetizer came out of the kitchen and was delivered to another table... waitress was no where to be seen and several others standing around. Once the food, appetizer and all arrived at the same time, no apology.... husband ordered a second drink that never arrived... Food was good, view awesome, service to be desired. First time ever leaving a low tip amount.

Siva Edaichamy

Great sea food and amazing view! One of the fine dinners ( ambience & taste ) we had in our trip to Alaska. Just soak in the expansive Cook Inlet view and enjoy the delicacies such as Alaskan Halibut cheeks or Alaskan Almond crusted sea scallops! I also suggest going for a stroll on Tony Knowles trail to burn calories so that you can splurge on some extra food!

Jason Bennett

This place was very underwhelming to me. I came at late lunch hour (2pm) on a Wednesday. They weren’t busy yet I waited 15 minutes to get sat while the hostess took phone calls before the customer standing in front of her. The table was nice and the views were great. I ordered a bowl of chowder which was admittedly delicious but it was also room temperature which was a tad off putting. The bread they served with the soup was delicious. I had the almond crusted scallops as an entree. They were perfectly cooked but simultaneously very forgettable. There wasn’t much flavor to them and the sauce was very mild; in my opinion not a great pair. The asparagus medley was good but the potatoes beneath again, very forgettable. There’s much better places to eat in the city but the view here is among the best. My server Marylou was a sweetheart - my biggest demerits are for the hostess, lukewarm soup and super okay entree. When you're paying $50 a person for lunch, you should leave with a smile on your face.