Suzie's Cafe

A very respectable cafe with a good menu. Stopped here on the way from Ninilchik to Anchorage and tried a couple different items with my family. The halibut was decent, but perhaps a bit dry after being fried,  the clam chowder was good, and the chicken fried chicken dinner was decent as well. Prices are not bad for the region and service was polite and friendly. I would recommend if you need a bite to eat with your family to stop here and forego more touristy places along the road.

THE BEST, yes i said THE BEST food you will find on the peninsula. If you show up and there is a wait, there is a reason people are waiting!! Well worth the wait, been going here for years! Only downside is no outside seating for those nice summer days!

Yes, Yelpers, this place is as good as it gets in Alaska!  Stopped in yesterday for a bite after dipnetting.  We've always driven by the place, but never had a chance to stop.  Well, after an amazing day of netting, we decided to give Suzie's a try.  It was AMAZING!

The cafe is inside an older log home, with several small tables and a counter.  The menu is small, with mostly diner trappings--burgers, sandwiches, and fries. Most of the table got burgers and my Dad got a turkey sandwich.  The plates were huge!  The burger was hand-pressed with a tasty bun and fresh veggies.  The fries were classic and good.  Most of us couldn't finish all of our food--and mostly we're your usual, big, burly classic-Alaskan types!

Service was outstanding!  It appeared a young group of people running the show.  Our waitress was a very polite, friendly young lady with a great attitude.  Our drinks were never empty and food was prompt.  Prices were very reasonable--around ten bucks for the burgers.

This is truly a locals' place; not like the tourist trap places in Anchorage or Kenai that claim to be so.  It is as good as it get!!  Woo-hoo times two!

Edit: Note that this place is only open in the summers...