Girdwood, United States
Dining guide
The Hotel Alyeska Dining Guide
Seven Glaciers: tram to about 2,300 feet, elevator, wine tower, AAA Four Diamond still on AAA’s listing and alaska.org; an advance reservation includes the tram on the resort’s own copy; closed with the tram in May and late October through November; dinner Tuesday–Saturday on the alaska.org hours page. Forte: Italian, pond at the base. Sakura Asian Bistro: sushi, bento, communal seats. aBar: third-floor sports bar. Bore Tide Deli at the tram top (chowder in a bread bowl on alaska.org). Sitzmark at the daylodge. Two Trees Bistro inside the Nordic spa. Meals extra. Book Seven Glaciers when you book the room — seasonal closures are real.
Before you book dinner
- Seven Glaciers is open Wednesday through Sunday for dinner (5-9:30pm; reservations required).
- Forte serves breakfast (7-11am) and dinner (5-10pm).
- Sakura serves sushi and teppanyaki from 5:00pm to 9:30pm.
Seven Glaciers Restaurant
AAA Four Diamond Alaskan mountaintop fine dining & wild ocean catches
Awarded AAA Four Diamond, serving Alaskan king crab, wild king salmon, game meats, and award-winning wines daily from 5:00pm to 9:30pm.
Full guide →Forte & Sakura Japanese Steakhouse
Rustic Italian pastas, hand-cut sushi & teppanyaki grills
Serving handmade artisan pastas, fresh Pacific sushi, prime dry-aged steaks, and craft cocktails daily from 7:00am to 10:00pm.
Full guide →The Hotel Alyeska dining FAQ
- What is Seven Glaciers?
- Seven Glaciers is an AAA Four Diamond fine dining restaurant perched at 2,300 feet atop Alyeska Mountain.
- How do you reach Seven Glaciers?
- Guests take the Alyeska Aerial Tramway directly up to the mountaintop restaurant.
- What are the dining hours for Seven Glaciers?
- Seven Glaciers is open for dinner Wednesday through Sunday from 5:00pm to 9:30pm.
- What other dining options exist?
- Venues include Forte for Italian, Sakura for sushi, and Sitzmark Bar for après-ski and craft brews.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026