Take your dose of caffeine simple and black, or whipped up into a sweet, elaborate treat — there’s room for everyone in Anchorage’s coffee culture.
Even the hardiest Alaska ns need a coping mechanism or two to help them through the long winter: sun lamps, blackout curtains, aromatherapy — you name it, we’ve probably tried it. And, sure, long walks and vitamin D are great, but have you tried coffee? One thing most Alaska ns rely on is year-round coffee-therapy.
Caffeinated pick-me-ups are no less valuable in summer, when Alaskans are burning the candle at both ends. After all, if the sun never goes down, is it ever really bedtime?which grew from a lone espresso cart in 1984 to a burgeoning business with cafes around the state. There is, whose Midtown cafe features a “slow bar” with a rotating menu of origin coffees, where your coffee is ground and brewed fresh to order. Or try “The Lab,” which they describe as the mothership of their operation.
It’s a friendly battle of the beans. Everyone has their favorite, but each of these coffee purveyors enjoys a well-earned popularity. Estrella “Star” Rodriguez-Northcutt, owner of Cafecito Bonito in East Anchorage, talks with friends and family at the end of Drag Lotería. is a warm, community-spirited coffee spot that serves espresso drinks with a Latin flair. Try a Spanish latte with sweetened condensed milk, a cafe de Olla featuring piloncillo , or horchata, which features rice milk and cinnamon. They also host popular and unique events like drag loteria and brunches.
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