Chugiak Cafe is one of the long standing wonderful places to partake in Alaska. Everyone is incredibly nice and outgoing and the service is wonderful. There is so much history in this warm and cozy place that it is an honor to spend time within the walls.

Always great service, home roasted beans by the owner and friendly locals that are great to talk to. Bring your dog (as long as they are dog and people friendly). I love this place-get The Bomber - a waffle with fresh bacon and egg on top ( I prefer sunny side) and grab some beans to grind fresh at home. I forgot! Free coffee with any order!

This place has wonderful coffee, as well as lunch/breakfast type foods. It's a mile or so off of the main highway, but I have a lot of friends who come up to this "old highway" just to stop here. The prices are quite appropriate, the service is outstanding, and we almost always see friends there. No wonder - it's a great place!

We love everything about this place; from the old timey decor, to the amazing food, to the old timey owner, Trig. The Chugiak Cafe has a quaint small town appeal with open hearts and now an expanded restaurant with a roastery. We frequent here often and recommend it to everyone. Trig's specialty homemade Biscuits and Gravy and the Bacon Waffles are our families favorite dishes. Come try out Chugiak Cafe, you'll be happy you did!

The food is delicious but the staff is really busy so it’s challenging to get a refill or anything you need.

Best place in the area for home cooked food. Trig and team welcome you with the best service, tasty food and a wonderful local atmosphere!. He roasts his own coffee on-site, you won't find a better cup anywhere in Alaska, take a bag of beans home with you!

You might want to call ahead to see about hours. They might change, (currently 8AM-12PM Saturday and Sunday only) but it's definately worth coming here. The food and coffee roasted in house is excellent.

Although I miss the version of this cafe that originally opened, I still think they deliver an excellent breakfast and I'm happy to see they've adapted to survive. Highly recommend you make time for breakfast here.

I think the permanent closed they were never open up this year