ANCHORAGE RESTAURANT WEEK
Your next meal.
A little more
meaningful.
That lunch date? Make it happen. The dessert? Get it to go. Find your Restaurant Week stop and help support neighbors facing hunger.
Find your next meal ↘October 22-29, 2026 · No ticket needed
ALASKA IMPACT.
HERE'S THE PLAN
How Restaurant Week Works
Dine out during Anchorage Restaurant Week, Oct. 22-29! Restaurants participate in different ways, from special menus to donating a portion of select sales or inviting you to give directly to Food Bank of Alaska.
Check each listing for details below and enjoy a meal that supports our local restaurant community. No ticket needed, and please tip your server separately from any donation.
LET YOUR APPETITE LEAD
What sounds good?
Find a brunch spot or plan pizza night.
There’s room for dessert, too.
Offers apply to qualifying purchases during October 22-29. Confirm availability, hours, and takeout eligibility with the restaurant before you visit. Listings updated Oct. 23, 2026.
MORE LOCAL SUPPORT
More places,
more ways to help.
AJ’s Ohana Kitchen, Gumbo House, and Fire Island Rustic Bakeshop are participating, with offer details still to come.
2477 Arctic Blvd, Anchorage
508 W 6th Ave, Anchorage
Downtown: 718 K St, Anchorage Airport Heights: 2520 E 16th Ave, Anchorage
Helping spread the word
These partners are encouraging diners to give directly. Purchases here do not generate a sales donation.
3230 Seward Hwy, Anchorage
245 W 5th Ave, Ste 106, Anchorage
3680 Barrow St, Anchorage
GOOD FOOD. REAL PURPOSE.
Why Restaurant Week
matters.
1 in 6 Alaskans faces hunger, including 1 in 5 children. Since 2020, the number of Alaskans experiencing food insecurity has grown 45%, while enrollment in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has fallen 17%.
An estimated 47% of Alaskans experiencing food insecurity have incomes above SNAP’s eligibility threshold. Earning too much to qualify does not always mean earning enough to afford groceries.
Food banks and pantries are helping fill that gap, connecting neighbors with food when their budgets fall short.
Learn more about hunger in Alaska. Food insecurity estimates reflect 2024 data published in 2026.
Your meal out can help.
By choosing a restaurant’s qualifying offer, you help support Food Bank of Alaska’s work with more than 150 partner agencies across the state. You’re also supporting local restaurants and the people who make your dining experience possible. Staying in? A direct gift helps, too.
BEFORE YOU GO
A few good questions.
Does everything I order generate a donation?
No. Only purchases included in a restaurant’s offer qualify. Each listing explains the offer. Ask your server if you’re unsure.
Is this a prix fixe or discounted dining event?
Each restaurant chooses its own way to participate. Some feature special dishes or menus, and others donate proceeds from regular menu items. Participation does not necessarily mean a discount or a set-price menu.
Do I need a ticket or reservation?
No event ticket is needed. Check with the restaurant about reservations and its regular hours before visiting.
Do takeout orders count?
Takeout eligibility varies by offer. Pizza Olympia’s offer includes pickup and dine-in orders only. For other restaurants, confirm directly before placing your order.
Do I have to make an additional donation?
No. Giving directly or through an event QR code is optional. Any donation is separate from your server’s tip.
How can I share my visit?
Tag the restaurant and @ancrestaurantweek, and use #AncRestaurantWeek to help other diners find their next stop.
HELPING MAKE THE WEEK POSSIBLE
Edible Alaska · CHARR · Locally Grown Restaurants · Rising Tide Communications · Visit Anchorage · Food Bank of Alaska