It was perfect on all fronts. Best filet we've had in the state so far.

Waited a long time for food. Halibut was dry. View was great and unique experience having to ride tram to get there. Crab legs were ordinary and seasonal Veggies were not good. Table behind us kept getting food from chef for samples. We were offered one oyster each. Staff didn't seem as interested in us as we were not drinking wine

The ride up to the restaurant was breathtaking. The servers were amazing. Very attentive and great customer service by bartender, waiters, hostess, etc. The food was so delicious. Best steak I've ever had in my life and great crab legs! The view was stunning and the entire experience was well worth the price!

As someone who has worked at a 5 diamond restaurant at a 5 star resort my overall experience was quite bland. The food was exceptional and the atmosphere was well mannered and enjoyable but I've seen better service and knew what kind of service to expect with a 4 diamond rating. Probably wouldn't recommend.

Seven Glaciers is an amazing place to go if it's your first time in Alaska or if you've lived here your entire life. The tram ride is a bit scary for a wuss like me but completely worth the few minutes of terror for the incredible view. This was my second time up, I've been once before in the winter when their days are restricted to weekend evenings only. If you're a fan of cheeses, I highly recommend the artisan cheese plate appetizer. Both times it was spectacular, as are the crab legs.
That being said, most of the food options are rather limited. There are VERY few vegetarian options (and I don't think any vegan ones if I remember correctly), including no veg-based entrees, so if you're on a no-meats/no-animal-products diet, this probably isn't a great place to go for you. There a decent amount of seafood options, so pescetarians like myself are a bit more safe. The fish-based entrees are either salmon or halibut and are frankly quite underwhelming considering the cost and location; I feel like there's far better and less expensive options elsewhere. I can't recall if there were much (if any) gluten-free options either.
For this specific visit, I did have an issue with the wait staff. It is a huge pet peeve of mine to go to a restaurant and be served after other people who arrived after we placed our kitchen order, and for it to happen to twice was rather maddening. We were told that there was a 'large party' and our things were coming, but it still didn't explain why two separate tables (three people total between them) who arrived and put their orders in after ours got their food first (and one table got far more food than we did). We also received far less face time with our server than the other two tables, even though we were there longer than both. It wasn't very on-par or professional for such a fancy, expensive place.

The trip up the mountain was average as there was a lot of fog that day. However the braised pork appetizer was phenomenal. There were several wine varieties to choose from as well. Our server was friendly and well versed on the menu. It is pricey but worth it for a special occasion rather than your typical night out.

Best restaurant ever!!! And I have been to many states and countries, including France and Italy.

The view is unmatched, the service good, the drinks great but the food just mediocre. A nice idea but they need to step it up a notch.

We had a very good meal here while in Girdwood. It's well worth it as the tram tickets (normally $29) are included with your reservation. The entrees were very good, but I thought the desserts outstanding.

Seven Glaciers best claim to fame is its stunning location. Our waiter neglected to explain the menu to us or advise in any way: he took care of the basics and that was the end of it. Which was more obvious to us once we heard a neighboring table's waiter deliver quite a presentation! and we may have ordered differently if advised similarly.
Our meal was fair - not fabulous. And one should expect great food with higher than average prices. Most notably, the salmon was overcooked - a crime in this part of the world. Food: average. Location: great.

We enjoyed the Chef's Seasonal Tasting Menu. The wine pairings were exquisite. Highlights of the meal were the oysters (I'm not usually a fan of fried oysters, but they were done to absolute perfection and the combination of the salmon roe, oyster, and the Joseph Drouhim, Clos des Mouches Blanc was amazing), the pickled beets, the romanesco soup amuse bouche, and the tiny pot of pudding (bursting both with vibrant fruit flavor and creaminess) served before dessert.

Some of the food was a bit of a miss. The corn and pea succotash cried out for a bit of zing - perhaps a chive oil or other herb. The Wagyu beef was succulent and tender, but surprisingly bland, and its accompaniment, a heaping spoonful of truffled/lobster mash potatoes was dry and mealy.

Despite the unevenness of the menu, we had a delightful evening and will come back again for a special occasion date night.

Great food and service, with a spectacular setting.

Pricey but not pretentious, Seven Glaciers is one of our favorites for special occasions. Service is always very good to excellent. The menu is somewhat limited in the number of offerings but with a good variety in the type of dishes. Nearly everything we've sampled has been delicious and well-presented. Neither of us are big wine drinkers - we usually stick to a glass of house wine - but the selection of both full bottles and wine by the glass seems nicely varied. Only one negative; the "beignets" ordered for dessert at our last visit were a big disappointment. They were not beignets, but three doughnut holes coated in cinnamon and sugar (the accompanying espresso ice cream was tasty, though). Unsatisfying to be sure, but not enough to keep me from going back to Seven Glaciers the next time I have the opportunity.

we find.it faboulous! tha view was.great, the meL was great, tha service was great.... the price was great!!!!

We had a wonderful experience, excellent service, delicious food celebrating our 44 Anniversary in Alaska.

Exceptional view. Good wine selection. Server was attentive. Typically, it's pretty easy in most restaurants to make a simple vegetable substitution even if it's for additional cost. However, we were told the chef doesn't make substitutions. Also, one of our guests wanted to order from the chef's 4 course menu but was told that wasn't an option unless the entire table ordered from that menu. We were surprised to be met with opposition on such simple requests. The scallop bisque soup and filet were good. However, the risotto and desserts were bland. This is clearly a one time spot for those on vacation to experience the views.

Our table wasn't ready when we arrived. They sent us to the bar. The bar service was slow so our drinks arrived just as our table was ready. The bar insisted on being paid. When at the table, I ordered another drink. The waiter insisted they didn't have what I ordered.....so apparently the bar just gave me what they had without telling me. They have some service issues!

Dinner was very good. And the view is amazing. The ride up in the tram was fun and not too long.

Great food and service, and what a view. Worth the drive from Anchorage. It will be a must whenever we are in AK.

Spectacular views. Exceptional food and service. Small quiet dining.

The view is spectacular but everything else was less than optimal. Haughty waiter, food was just ok and overall experience was not fabulous.

Food was overpriced for value.

Rudely told we could not get a reservation time multiple weeks in advance that would coordinate well with a scheduled hike and train travel. However, when we arrived, the restaurant had MANY open tables throughout our time there. Unfortunately, we were still forced to rush through dinner to catch a train back to Anchorage.

Views were great, but then again, most are great anywhere else within Alaska.

Luckily our server was awesome and helped facilitate our very limited time budget.

Overall, not worth it. Check out somewhere else.

Amazing food and exceptional service. The views were wonderful.

The view was absolutely lovely, well worth the trip.

Very beautiful place. Scenic view and great atmosphere. Quite and reserved, great for a date night.

Outstanding food, exceptional service, and an unforgettable view. Will go back everyone we will be in the area.

I visited Seven Glacier Restaurant a year ago. I didn't eat in the main dining room, I had appetizers and drinks at the bar, but I thought my wife would love the place when she joined me on my return trip this past August. I made reservations for 4, and we dined on August 26. The trip to the restaurant was fabulous and the view was exquisite. Everything was wonderful until we were seated. The service was poor; the server couldn't get our order correct, and didn't seem to understand the menu. The food took forever to reach the table and was poor quality, over cooked (medium and got well done), and the portions were small (halibut). Other than the view, I wouldn't recommend this restaurant. We vacationed in the Anchorage area for a week, and this was the worst stop.

prices are high; service is awesome; food is good, but not remarkable; small portions; waiter brought grandson special birthday dessert; nice. The view is why one would go there; outstanding view of God's creation. One feels very special to be present.

Restaurant was in a beautiful setting. The venue is excellent. Service was great

The food was good. Unfortunately the pork chop entree was not good. I ll leave it at that.

Prices a bit high but for Alaska with the limited time this restaurant is serving fine dining , you can expect it.

Would I go back. Yes, but I wouldnt order the pork entree.

Seven Glaciers was a great end to our time in the Anchorage area. The views can't be beat and the food was perfection. From beginning to end this restaurant was a treat we won't soon forget.

The staff are very attentive, the food is presented beautifully and prepared perfectly.

Wouldn't recommend unless it's a clear day. We went with a lot of clouds and fog. The food and service were fair.

Dine in the clouds with exceptional food and service. Get your reservations in advance or dine at the bar - both have a view of the glaciers and the spinning clouds forming in the valley.

Overall our experience was fantastic before ordering we sat at the bar and found it a little bit impersonal. Otherwise it was a stellar experience

Really disappointed in the food. The seafood bisque had very little flavor. Raw oysters were just that, raw oysters. Three days later, I can not even recall what either my husband or I had for dinner. Atmosphere was good as was the scenery but that's were my star giving ends.

Absolutely fabulous food,service and the view!!
Would highly recommend it for any special occasion

Amazing restaurant and view with a food and wine selection like no other. Highly recommend to go to 7 glaciers .

Fine Dining with an amazing view. Excellent service. Totally worth the splurge!

Food and Service were excellent. However there was a large group of people next to us that was very loud and obnoxious. Spoil the ambience of dining.

Eating at Seven Glaciers is a great experience! If you're in Anchorage, you should definitely check it out. The gondola ride to the top is a fun added bonus. The views from the top are definitely worth it and the food is great too!

Food was extraordinary and the setting quite unique.