Wondering about the best burgers in Alaska? Sure, when people think of Alaska, the first thing that comes to mind is seafood. We get it; our wild, natural, sustainable seafood is king. But our burgers are like a whole new level of mouth-watering royalty. Plus, they aren't ever boring or ordinary. With choices ranging from beef to bison to caribou, you better be prepared to send your mouth to a new world of burger-loving paradise.

1. Tommy’s Burger Stop – Anchorage

Lunch in Anchorage wouldn't be worth bragging about without this Spenard jewel that features one of the best burgers in Alaska. Grab a huge burger with a side of onion rings for a one-way ticket to the best afternoon food coma of your life. Mouth watering, every time. Learn more about what's in store at Tommy's Burger Shop.

2. Red’s Burgers – Seward

Try a BLT with maple bacon or the yummy jalapeno and garlic burger. Delish! Head to the Facebook page for Red's Burgers to learn more.

3. Burger Bus – Kenai

A fast, friendly, and delicious lunch for under $10 bucks? Sign us up! The fishing town of Kenai wouldn't quite be the same without this hot burger joint commodity. The Burger Bus Kenai menu is a must-see! Visit the Facebook page for Burger Bus.

4. DW Grill & Catering – Fairbanks

Everything, simply EVERYTHING is good here. If you've ever tried the Vermont white cheddar cheese and mushroom burger (arguably the best burger in Alaska), you have probably experienced that out-of-body burger heaven feeling (just like we did). Check out more details on DW Grill and Catering.

5. Burger Jim – Palmer

The bacon and ham burger is so good, you'll be dying to come back for more - every time! Learn more by visiting the Facebook page for Burger Jim.

6. West Rib Pub & Grill – Talkeetna

If you leave here without trying the Seward's Folly Reindeer Burger, we can't be friends. Nuff' said. Make sure you add this spot to your list of best burgers in Alaska. Read further on about West Rib Pub & Grill.

7. Chart Room – Kodiak

Grab a burger and brew and find yourself in an array of island bliss. Get more details on the Chart Room.

8. Old Town Diner – Valdez

The mushroom burger here is super scrumptious and the southwest burger is worth writing home about. And, of course, no meal involving some of the best burgers in Alaska is complete without a side of curly fries! Visit the Facebook page for Old Town Diner to get more details.

9. Gwin’s Lodge – Cooper Landing

After a long day of fishing on the Kenai River or a hike up to Russian River Falls, a warm burger, cold beer, and hot side of onion rings are just what you need to feel completely satisfied from the inside out. Read more about Gwin's Lodge.

10. Last Frontier Brewing Company – Wasilla

You can't see Russia from the front door, but you can definitely smell what might be the best burger in Alaska cooking inside. Stop by for a local brew and a juicy burger with criss-cut fries. Check the website of the Last Frontier Brewing Company for the most up-to-date information.

11. The Hot Bite – Juneau

Seasonal specialties and some of the best burgers in all of southeast Alaska. Peep the menu and be sure to stop by for a mouthwatering burger the next time you are in the state capital. Get more details about the Hot Bite at its Facebook page.

11. Buffalo Center Drive-In – Delta Junction

In the remote area of Delta Junction, burgers pack a mean punch of flavor. This spot offers juicy, flavorful burgers and excellent service that will make you fall in love with rural Alaska after the first bite. Learn more about what dining at Buffalo Center Drive-In is like.

12. Long Branch Saloon – Anchorage

Looking for the best burger in Alaska? You might find it here! Or at least the Food Network thinks so. Try it for yourself! Visit the Facebook page for the Long Branch Saloon to learn more.

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