Kachemak Select
Kachemak Bay, AK
Crisp brine, cucumber finish, mineral
Year-round
Downtown Anchorage
A Pacific story told through oysters, champagne, and hospitality.
Kachemak Bay oysters, grower champagne, and a kitchen rooted in the cold, clean waters of Alaska.
The Champagne Experience
Bottles for the moment. Cellars for the patient.
More than eighty grower champagnes. Pours that begin at the bar and end at your table. From a glass of our house cuvée to a bottle of Selosse, we believe sparkling wine belongs in your night, not just your celebration.
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The Oyster Program
Eight farms. One sea.
Our daily selection rotates with the tides — Kachemak Bay's mineral cups, the Pacific Northwest's sweet finishes, and an occasional traveler from the Atlantic. Each is brought to the bar with farm, region, and flavor noted by hand.
Glacier Point
Kachemak Bay, AK
Sweet melon, deep liquor, soft finish
Spring – Fall
Kumamoto
Puget Sound, WA
Honeydew, buttery, low salinity
Year-round
Kusshi
Vancouver Island, BC
Crisp cucumber, light salt, clean
Year-round
Seasonal Menu
A kitchen led by what arrived this morning.
Halibut, spot prawns, sablefish, king crab, scallops — the menu shifts with the boats. Chef-curated tastings are available with twenty-four hours' notice.
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The Space
Marble, leather, candlelight — and Cook Inlet just beyond the window.
Private Dining
Pearl, all to yourselves.
A 14-seat private room for intimate dinners, board gatherings, and rehearsal evenings. Full restaurant buy-outs available for up to 64 guests, with bespoke pairing menus from our sommelier.
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Fine Dining in Anchorage
The reason to come downtown.
Whether you live a block away or you're staying at the Captain Cook for the week, Pearl is the address for Alaska's finest oyster bar, the deepest champagne list north of Seattle, and a hospitality team that remembers your last table.
Anchorage Oyster Bar
Daily Kachemak Bay & Pacific Northwest selections.
Champagne Bar Alaska
Eighty+ growers and houses, by the glass and bottle.
Downtown Restaurant
421 W 5th Ave — steps from the Performing Arts Center.
