Crab legs--Talkeetna

[lovetotraveltx]

On a celebrity thread someone mentioned eating awesome crab legs in Talkneeta. Anyone have an idea where?

 

Thanks!

[az_tchr]

Suggest you do an advanced search. Also could look on Trip Advisor. Spent 2 weeks in Talkeetna last year and found absolutely nothing special there food wise.

[DinaS]

On a celebrity thread someone mentioned eating awesome crab legs in Talkneeta. Anyone have an idea where?

 

Thanks!

 

You might want to try posting this in the ports of call forum. You might have better luck there.

[Rosieo]

Talketna Roadhouse is the best! We stopped there on both of our Alaska trips. If in Talketna stop there, breakfasts are terrific!

[ozark74]

On a celebrity thread someone mentioned eating awesome crab legs in Talkneeta. Anyone have an idea where?

 

Thanks!

 

Would not think of anyplace there for crab legs not even close to the water.

Maybe at the Princess lodge since it is all tourist.

[DragonOfTheSeas]

This is the link to the Alaska forum.

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=55

 

There are many experts on here that can answer your question. Have fun on your cruise. We loved Alaska. :)

[shipshape sam]

On a celebrity thread someone mentioned eating awesome crab legs in Talkneeta. Anyone have an idea where?

 

Thanks!

 

I would not get your hope up. Talkeetna is the launching town for Mount McKinley. We stopped there on a train once for 30 minutes to unload and pick up passengers on our way to Denali and drove there on another trip to Alaska to spent more time there. Breakfast was brisk at the hotel. Nice portions. As I recall, pancakes were popular. It is a very small town, like 2 streets.

[beachseeker]

Name of the restaurant is West Rib. One pound of fresh crab legs was $25 versus $50 at the princess lodges. And they were awesome! When we got off the train we stayed in town and walked around (took about 15 minutes) then ate at the West Rib. The shuttle ran every 30 minutes for a while then hourly, back to the lodge.

[Bruin Steve]

On a celebrity thread someone mentioned eating awesome crab legs in Talkneeta. Anyone have an idea where?

 

Thanks!

 

I couldn't tell you where in Talkeetna to find Crab Legs...

All I remember from our visit last time was that the town is very, very, small...and there are only maybe 4 or 5 choices of places to eat for any reason...

We ended up eating at this one:

 

http://www.pizzapietalkeetna.com/index.shtml

 

But, if you don't like the looks of wherever you've chosen to eat, just walk across the street...All of the eateries are pretty close together...it's that small a town...

[Bruin Steve]

Name of the restaurant is West Rib. One pound of fresh crab legs was $25 versus $50 at the princess lodges. And they were awesome! When we got off the train we stayed in town and walked around (took about 15 minutes) then ate at the West Rib. The shuttle ran every 30 minutes for a while then hourly, back to the lodge.

 

Found them on the net...I don't see Crab legs on the menu...perhaps it's one of those "daily special" type of deals?

 

http://www.westribpub.info/index.php/food

[beachseeker]

Found them on the net...I don't see Crab legs on the menu...perhaps it's one of those "daily special" type of deals?

 

http://www.westribpub.info/index.php/food

 

Our bus driver told us about the crab legs at West Rib. They were on the board as a special but I got the feeling they were the special most days during the summer season.

[shipshape sam]

Our bus driver told us about the crab legs at West Rib. They were on the board as a special but I got the feeling they were the special most days during the summer season.

 

Very interesting! Love Halibut as fish sandwich/tenders

Edited February 25, 2015 by shipshape sam

[lovetotraveltx]

Name of the restaurant is West Rib. One pound of fresh crab legs was $25 versus $50 at the princess lodges. And they were awesome! When we got off the train we stayed in town and walked around (took about 15 minutes) then ate at the West Rib. The shuttle ran every 30 minutes for a while then hourly, back to the lodge.

 

Thank you!