Alderwood-fired Alaska salmon is a signature dish of United States; we have verified places to eat it in Anchorage. Alderwood-fired salmon is Glacier BrewHouse's signature plate: a sockeye or king fillet finished on a wood-burning grill over alder, the canonical Alaska smoke wood. Start with where to eat Alderwood-fired Alaska salmon in Anchorage.
Alderwood-fired Alaska salmon · Anchorage
Alderwood-fired salmon is Glacier BrewHouse's signature plate: a sockeye or king fillet finished on a wood-burning grill over alder, the canonical Alaska smoke wood.
Glacier BrewHouse opened in 1996 on West 5th Avenue with an alderwood-fired kitchen as its hallmark. Alder is the Pacific Northwest and Alaska traditional smoke wood for salmon; the technique echoes both Indigenous and 19th-century commercial smokehouses. The brewpub side gives it a wood-and-hops note unique in Anchorage.
Where to eat in Anchorage:
- Glacier BrewHouse
- Simon and Seafort's
- Sacks Cafe
Where to eat Alderwood-fired Alaska salmon in Anchorage: the editor picks