Prey - Denali
Prey
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Tucked near rustic cabins in Alaska, this restaurant delivers memorable plates—ribeye, French dip, fresh cod and inventive desserts—alongside a solid selection of local beers. Service is frequently warm and personable, but chronic understaffing leads to long waits, occasional missing ingredients and uneven dishes. Prices span budget to splurge and the menu can be pared back late in the season. With plentiful parking, wheelchair ramps and a kid-friendly, charming atmosphere, it’s a worthwhile dinner spot for highlights despite some inconsistency.
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I enjoyed the half house salad and the Beast burger sub with sweet potato fries. The salad had just a small piece of walnut, but the feta cheese was well-balanced. The burger was quite substantial in size.
What a charming place with an amazing atmosphere! I thoroughly enjoyed the fries, even though I didn't get to try any of the food. We stopped by for drinks two evenings in a row, and the cocktails from the bar were quite remarkable! I highly recommend visiting if you're in Denali National Park.
I was really impressed by the unique recipes; they weren't the usual options you find everywhere. Our server, Maulie, was fantastic! We ordered two Pilsner beers, the Bourbon Salmon, and the Curry Roasted Cauliflower. The desserts were especially delicious, particularly the blueberry cheesecake, which tasted homemade and included fresh blueberries. We also had the apple crisp with two scoops of vanilla ice cream. Everything was amazing!
Prey has potential, but it is severely understaffed, which was evident in the food quality. Our waiter prepared our cocktails, but we had to send them back, and the dishes were missing key ingredients. We eventually decided to leave, mainly because we felt quite sorry for the staff.
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