Moose's Tooth Pub & Pizzeria

pretty good! Pizza was *one* of the best I’ve had, easily top 3. I had a small pizza—1/2 carnivore and 1/2 firehouse. Crust was delicious. Cobbler was alright too, very filling. Pretty popular spot so this was actually the second time I tried to come here, since the wait time yesterday was very long. After being recommended at least once a day since I’ve been here, I think it’s definitely worth it. My server was amazing with her recommendations and in giving personal dish preferences. Stellar service!

Such a cool place and worth a trip from the Airport. As usual for these places, I suggest going to BA or Untappd to figure out if you'll enjoy their beer. I'll just say I had a few and I liked them all. The pizza was good. It was something between NY and "pan" crust. Not super thin and not doughy. Good mouth feel that was enjoyable. Staff was good, and they accommodated our group of 11, with half kids, quickly on a Father's Day. Next time I'm in ANC I'll definitely go back.

Must stop when you are in town. Truly best pizza. Its fresh, wings are hot and the service is great. We ordered a medium and it was plenty for two people. Sometimes they have a sliver of the day before dinner time and if you catch it, you get a great deal. They also have beer sample of you don't know which one to try. And, if you just want a taste of beer (2oz) they do sell just that one small glass. We stop here every time we are in town and it always always great.

For a pizza experience that's anything but ordinary, look no further! The food was great and service was better. The pizza selection is where they stand out – so many unique and intriguing options to choose from. The ability to combine two different pizzas on one is a brilliant feature! We took full advantage, ordering two smalls with four toppings, since we wanted to try as much as possible. The pizzas were substantial and satisfying. If you're seeking something unique and different from the usual pizza scene, this spot is a winner.

Be prepared to wait for a table, but will admit it's worth the wait! The cozy fire pit outside in the waiting area was nice to stay warm while waiting. The Honey Badger special pizza turned out to be great! The Salmon dip was also incredible; best I've ever had.

We came to the Moose's Tooth on a recommendation from a friend. What a good friend!! Lol. We could smell the deliciousness from the parking lot! I had the lunch special of a slice and a salad. The sesame soy salad was amazing!! I enjoyed it so much!! The slice was enormous with perfectly crispy pepperoni!! My lunch partners did a half and half pizza. They let you do half and half with any size!! They loved it!! One of the party enjoyed a flight of beer. The service was attentive. Overall, great experience!!

Halfway through this meal I told my wife that this might be the best pizza I’d ever had. We ordered the Cheeseburger in Paradise without onion or tomato but added pickles at the suggestion of our server, Michaela. She was awesome, by the way. We also ordered a Wild Mushroom, which was also delicious. Two 10 inch pizzas was more than enough for the two of us and would have fed a third. We took 4 pieces home. The crust was soft and perfectly chewy but also had just the right amount of crisp on the bottom. Nice atmosphere. Beer Garden waiting area with fire pits was cool. Highly recommended.

We went to Moose’s Tooth late on a Saturday night and it was PACKED!! After a short wait, we were seated and we totally understood why it was so busy! We ordered 2 medium pizzas between 2 of us (we hadn’t eaten all day and were out hiking, don’t judge..) and the diablo sticks. It was all so good! There’s so many unique pizza options and fun toppings, it’s really hard to choose just one pizza - we ended up with the Call of the Wild and the Mac’n’Cheese pizza and they were both very flavorful and packed with toppings!! We ended up very full (with leftovers) and didn’t have space for dessert, but the desserts looked insanely good too. Super fun atmosphere inside and out - Moose’s Tooth is clearly very popular, and totally worth the wait!

'Ello chaps, Ask any local or former Anchorage tourist for food recommendations and no doubt Moose's Tooth will be one of two restaurants recommended. This is for good reason. DAMN is the pizza good. The smallest pizza is 10" and plenty for two people, so order a few for a group. They have a great variety of pizzas (and lots of options for vegetarians). This pizza goes far beyond the slices of cheese and pepperoni. The crust is crispy yet fluffy, and the atmosphere is great. There's a reason this place is highly recommended. Overall I give Moose's Tooth the rare 5 stars out of 5.

Let me start by saying I'm not exactly a Pig Fest Pizza devotee--but I do enjoy a slice now and then. After hearing plenty of buzz about this spot, I figured it was time to see what all the fuss was about. It's clearly a local favorite--crowds packed both the indoor and outdoor waiting areas when I arrived. The outdoor space had a cozy vibe, with fire pits flickering in the center and a cute little bench with variety of stickers plastered all over it, maybe from travelers or locals, unsure. Definitely Instagram-worthy--if only I could've snagged a shot without dodging a gaggle of kids jumping all over it with soggy shoes. Not worth sacrificing clean jeans for. Our wait was about 35 minutes, which didn't feel too long, especially since we were free to grab a drink from the bar and enjoy it outside--a popular move, judging by the crowd. Service was solid, though nothing particularly memorable. With how packed it was, I wasn't expecting white-glove treatment anyway. Seating is scattered throughout, including a small bar area that offers a solid selection of local brews, wines, rosés, and even hard seltzers for the non-beer crowd. Now, onto the food. I started with the smoked salmon dip, which was unexpectedly tasty--creamy and well-seasoned. My only gripe? Not nearly enough bread to scoop it up with, leaving me with leftover dip and nothing to pair it with. Still, it was pretty filling, which didn't help when my pizza arrived (also worth noting: I was jet-lagged, so my appetite wasn't at full strength). Torn between the mushroom soup--which I'd seen glowing reviews of--and a small "Elf on the Shelf" pizza, I ended up going the pizza route. It came topped with pineapple, reindeer pepperoni (yes, really), and mozzarella on a thin crust. It was good, just not mind-blowing. In hindsight, I kind of wish I'd gone for the soup. If I could give it a 3.5 out of 5, I would. I'd recommend this spot to true pizza enthusiasts or anyone looking for a fun place to grab a bite with friends--especially if you're passing through Alaska and want something a little off the beaten pizza path. Grab a slice, sip a local brew, and soak in the quirky charm.

The 45 minute wait on a rainy Monday was well worth it! Hungarian Mushroom soup-always on the menu-had tons of thinly sliced mushrooms, a tasty slightly spicy cream sauce. Probably the best mushroom soup I've ever had! We got the small pizza-half 'Call of the Wild' to try the reindeer sausage which was very flavorful. And half 'All American' which had a great flavor. We loved the amount of toppings and the combo of each. Very flavorful and satisfying. The thin crust pizza wasn't what we expected. Wish it had been crispy. Seemed a bit undercooked. But this was our first time so maybe it's crispy normally. They were very busy and we will be back!

We were surprised at how busy it was on a Wednesday evening! But we were actually seated before the estimated wait time of 30 minutes, so that was nice. We sat by the fire outside while we waited. We had a root beer, which was yummy. We split the Forager and Chipotle chicken (did a medium half and half) with the thick crust. It was very yummy! I liked the crust a lot. They use a mix of provolone and mozzarella which is similar to my favorite pizza place back in New Mexico. I did NOT like their ranch dressing. I like to dip my pizza crust in ranch, but this tasted like tartar sauce. Very weird and it was not my taste. Otherwise we would be back for pizza when we're in town.

What a great vibe! Really good pizza, with a crust more like garlic bread than actual dough. It was flaky and buttery and very good! We got a large (and it was. LARGE) and split it in half, half "Solstice" half "Call of the Wild." I really just wanted to try reindeer sausage. I loved the call of the wild, loads of meat with a really creamy sauce. Their cream soda was worth a try too. Get a large and take some home - youll thank yourself later!

Some of the best pizza I've ever had! So worth it. When I showed up on a Sunday night, I had no idea it would be this busy (parking lot completely packed and a half hour wait to sit down). So, I opted to do the carry out option, which was a half hour wait also, but you also got your pizza in that amount of time. It was actually a little quicker than half hour. I got the small half call of the wild (reindeer sausage, mushroom, steak bell peppers) and the half mac and cheese (with delicious mac and cheese and reindeer sausage). Expensive pizza trip (since I had to take an Uber to get there), but the small is more than enough pizza for one person. 2025 #4

Was in Anchorage on business last week, when a colleague mentioned pizza for dinner. Knowing that I was from Chicago (the only place for pizza) this individual told me that if I didn't like it he would pay! Challenge accepted!!! We arrived at Moose's Tooth at approximately 4:30ish and it was already getting crowded. We ordered a salmon spread for an appetizer and it was delicious. For dinner we ordered a large all American and let's just say I ended up paying for dinner

Are at the bar last time, small Aloha Escape and several Darth Deliriums. Ended up having coffee and mud pie. Pizza was fantastic! Wonderful smoked ham and crisp cold pineapple. Sauce was tangy and crust was perfectly cooked. Beers were served filled to the rim of the glass. Coffee was fresh and hot, with plenty of cream. Service was attentive, frequent check ins. So good, I returned!

Here, you will find the pizza of your dreams. Especially if you are gluten-free like me, one of the best I have EVER had. Menu pro tips: 1. Mon - Fri there is a lunch menu with a slice and salad. It is on the white paper menu's at the hostess or visitor center, not on the menes at tables. 2. There is no list of ingredients menu. Yo need to read all the different pizzas to see what is offered. 3. There is a gluten-free menu. Just ask for it. Parking Pro tip: parking is tough. We didn't know when you pulled in via gps & go to the left towards the white enclosed type tent. To the right is to go orders only. Do not park in Kinley's lot. If you go right, there is parking along the back of the building. Other tip if you end up going into the take-out area. Go across the restaurant to under the red neon writing by the double doors to the hostess stand. I got A GF pizza with chicken and Gyro. Somwhere on that slice is cheese. My parents got calzones and my partner got the slice of the day. Everyone was loving there food. I tried to go back but we just didn't have time. I am a traditional pizza sauce girl and I got a side of the house sauce. I 100% recommend that house sauce, it was amazing! I cannot wait to go back.

I've been here 3 times and it seems to get better each time as I live 4980 miles away! All 3 times the service was on point. Chicken wings for an appetizer we shared. Mom got a salad after that and of course I had to get pizza. Never had a bad pizza here and there are so many choices. The ambience of this restaurant is warm and friendly. The staff are all friendly as well! My review is simple, yet is worth the experience !!!

We heard Anchorage really likes their pizza so decided to check in Yelp where to go. This place popped up at the top so we decided to check it out. There is plenty of parking, but they are very popular. We waited about 1/2 an hour but it was totally worth it. The smoke salmon spread was delicious! We didn't order extra bread but you may want to. We didn't decide to add the capers to it for a $1. We are glad we went with this vs cheese sticks since you can find that anywhere. For the pizza, we decided to try the buffalo pizza and the call of the wild. They were both really good, but the buffalo was a bit more spicy than I expected. We went with the original crust which was on the thinner side. The service was great. Our waitress was patient while we took our time with the menu. She kindly let us know that we could do 2 flavours with 1/2 and 1/2. That was a great suggestion! I would highly recommend this place for friends, family or any type of occasion.

Monday evening. Waited 20 min for a table Ordered 2 pizzas Took 30 min for it to come out Tasted great, then a thin thread was caught in my mouth Pulled out a hair (found 2 hairs on the same pizza) Lost my appetite Waitress apologized Comped 1 of the pizzas

Per my best friend's suggestion we had to stop by during our layover. I thought it was going to be super busy but it wasn't too bad at 2:30 on a Tuesday. We thought it was going to be busy so we ordered online. We got half avalanche and half Santa's little helper. My friend also suggested amazing apricot, spicy Thai chicken & buffalo chicken. I thought that unchecked the parsley and cilantro when I ordered online but I guess I didn't. But we liked the avalanche more. If we're ever back we will definitely try the apricot!

- awesome beer selection - people are unbelievably nice - they let you try beers - delicious pizza crust i see why people love the breadsticks - tasty wings - i loved the avalanche - call of the wild was good had great reheat value - pizza was still soft after two days in fridge

This place is always good. We went here, as I was traveling with a coworker who never been to Alaska. I told him this was the place we needed to go, which he told me someone else told him the same thing. We did not order any of their beer, which would've been good, but we did have their classic pizza. The pizza was perfect, thickness of the crust, sauce, toppings, etc. I did have a Caesar salad with my pizza, which was very good. For lunchtime, this place was buzzing, it was packed and lots of conversations going on with really good ambience. Our server, was great, he was very attentive, and not pushy to order drinks or anything such as that. Wish I could recall his name, (Marvin A) as I would put it down here. He was wearing a LA Dodgers hat, and my coworker appreciated that. For what that's worth.

10/10 all the way around. If you love Mac n cheese you'll love this pizza. The brownie with ice cream is too. They were busy but worth it.

Moose's tooth is really good pizza! I also love their rootbeer. Some pizza favorites are: Mac and Cheese, backpacker, amazing apricot, and pickle rick. They also have rotating specials monthly. (Pro tip: just ask if you can get a certain pizza that they've had in the past, you never know what will happen!) They are usually crazy busy for sit down, but in the winter on a weekday we seem to have luck. The prices have gotten a bit expensive though! I almost can't justify getting pizza to go anymore if it's more than one pie. Most pizzas are around 25-30$ for a medium. A large is around 35! Their delicious Korean wings have also gone up almost half as much as they were, $17 now but I think they may have upped the portion, not sure how many you got last time, like 8 wings maybe and now it is 1lb per portion. It almost feels silly complaining about price. Granted they have decent drinks and desserts, and pizzas you can't get anywhere else. I used to love their mozzarella breadsticks but I can't seem to eat them anymore :(. Their ranch is still the best.

My husband can attest that I am lukewarm on pizza as a rule, but I went back for thirds at Moose's Tooth. We tried the Forager and the Call of the Wild, as well as the Honey Badger, and they were all great. I have seldom had a pizza that wasn't at least a little greasy, especially ones that are meat heavy; none of these were greasy in the least. The crust was perfectly chewy and light, the veggie toppings weren't soggy, and the meats were nicely portioned and well cooked. They go light on the salt, which I appreciated. The service was great, and we sat in the heated tent area, where my nieces and elderly MIL were all comfortable. If I didn't have a nine hour flight to get here, I'd be back regularly!

Short wait but ended up sitting in the bar right away. Pizza was very good. Got the elf on the shelf with pineapple, jalapeño, pepperoni and bacon. Cheese was super good, mix of mozzarella, cream cheese and provolone. Beers also great. Highly reccomend.

June 2024 - dinner service for 8 Parking was relatively easy to find Read and heard about this place from TripAdvisor and the locals The beer menu was long and we wish we could have em'all The pizza was huge and tasty Our server was patient, knowledgeable and took good care of our large group There is never enough time to enjoy all the good food this restaurant has to offer We will be back !

Ok! We must've gotten so lucky! No wait at all and easy to find parking. Super fast service and a good price for the amount of food we got! They have lots of meat and veggie options and it's a great pizza! You can get half and half with the flavors. A large pizza is massive! They have kombucha and their own soda flavors for those of us that don't drink alcohol! Got a moose ranch salad and cheese bread sticks too. All in all it was great!! I'm not a huge pizza fan but I'd never not go to moose's tooth for pizza if anyone asked lol

As other reviewers have mentioned, when we asked a local friend of ours where to eat, this was his recommendation. We went on a Friday, the wait was 20-30 minutes to get a table. Pizza was outstanding, plenty of beers to go along with the pizza choices. Great place for groups too

Actually was amazing, we got right in for a late lunch. We ordered the Chicken Rockefeller pizza. It was so yummy and was delivered to us fast. Server was friendly and attentive to our needs.

Amazing per usual. There is a reason why this place is always busy. It's been a bit since I have eaten here but this trip to AK I could not miss eating here again. My server was amazing with great recommendations and friendly amd attentive service I got the moose Ranch salad and half and half of pizza the all American and the brewhouse favorite. Are you kidding me with the pizza? Both flavors were fantastic and oddly very different. Recommend both. Always great vibes with a clean establishment and pizza that is worth the wait.

Friendly and helpful staff, pizza was good and not greasy. Family friendly atmosphere.

Home run! Close to my layover hotel and definitely worth the price of admission. Great motif with a warm north vibe. My eye caught the Call of the Wild pizza and it was game on. The crust was thin, crispy and the toppings worked perfectly together. Reindeer sausage, sorry kids but I ate Blitzen. My server was super helpful, friendly and added to the experience. I'll be back!

Went in alone around 7 on a Wednesday night. Place was packed and I was told 45 minute wait at the server stand. Luckily the bar area serves food and is first come first served so I was able to get a seat pretty quickly. Great lively atmosphere and there was a large amount of staff at the bar who constantly attended to me. Great selection of Broken Tooth beers on tap. Highly recommend the Hefeweizen and Artic Apple. I ordered a pizza and was excited that with all the great combinations on the menu that they would do half and half. Tried half Mac 'N' Cheese with reindeer sausage and half The Classic which is sausage, pepperoni, and mushrooms. Both were great. Not sure I could pick a favorite and luckily you don't have too here. My only two complaints are that I wish the pizza was cut into smaller slices and that I wish they were closer to Chicago!

I've been stalking Moose's Tooth for years via my work colleague who lives in Anchorage and visits often, so I was more than excited on my own recent trip to the area when he suggested we meet there for dinner! The rumors are true: there's a reason this pizza joint (and beer bar) is known as a must-visit for locals and visitors alike. It is THAT good. The best time to get to Moose's Tooth is about an hour before you actually anticipate being hungry, because apparently there's ALWAYS a line (and our visit there was no exception). Luckily, we had time to enjoy a few of their house-brewed beers in the beer garden before we were seated. It made the time pass quickly! Soon enough, we were seated in the busy dining room. The service was quick, and before I knew it our beautiful pizza was sitting upon the table. This thing was HUGE! I was glad we'd ordered a half and half (Elf on the Shelf + Veggie Delight), so I could enjoy a couple of different options. The only thing wrong with Moose's Tooth is I will have to fly all the way to Anchorage to enjoy their pizza amazingness again. Can't wait!

Creative and popular spot with good pizzas. Love the posters inside and kombucha too. Would recommend for a low key dinner with friends and family

We read a lot of hype about this being the best pizza in Alaska--some even say the USA. I have to say, the pizza was good, but I wouldn't call it the best. The atmosphere was lively and family-friendly, with a fast-paced vibe. The place was clean, and the staff was super friendly, which really added to the experience. I ordered a Caesar salad and a 12" pepperoni pizza. The Caesar salad was refreshing, with a light dressing and probably not homemade. The extra anchovies I ordered on the side really elevated it, and I appreciated that they had that option. Definitely a plus in my book! When the pizza arrived, it looked great--picture-perfect. But when it came to the taste, something was missing. The sauce didn't have that homemade freshness I was hoping for, which made the pizza feel a bit average. The crust was thin and chewy, and while it had plenty of toppings, the lackluster sauce held it back. For comparison, we had just come back from Homer, where we tried another pizza spot with different toppings, and hands down, that was the best pizza I've had in Alaska. My wife agreed with me as well. That said, this spot is still an excellent choice for a quick lunch. It was incredibly busy, but the staff handled everything with a smile, and everyone seemed happy to be there. I'd still recommend giving it a try--people say if you haven't eaten here, you haven't really visited Anchorage." If I could give an extra half star it would be for the extra anchovies.

I *love* this place. I am so impressed with the gluten free crust - perhaps some of the best I've EVER had. We came on a Friday early evening (5pm) and it was pretty crowded. We got lucky to be seated relatively quickly though. Amazingly varied menu - lots of ingredient options and combinations, as well as crust options. Service was very good and very friendly as well. A true ANC gem.

We had heard great things about Moose's Tooth while we were visiting Anchorage and decided to give it a shot! About every local we had spoken too had mentioned this as one of their go to spots for pizza. We ordered the Veggie Delight and the Garlic Lovers. Pro Tip: for the sauce, just ask them for extra garlic sauce on the side!! The lines were long and we waited about 30 minutes before we were seated. In the interim, we grabbed their homemade root beer (5/5) and cream soda (3/5, too sweet for me). Overall the pizza was solid and the service was good. We'd return if we're ever back in town!

We really enjoyed our visit to moose's tooth and tried to go back but the wait was too long so we opted out. Went in for lunch and sat at the bar, there was no wait for the bar but a 30 min wait for a table. Ordered a large pizzas half avalanche and half chicken buffalo. I wish we could go back one more time while we were in Alaska. It was the Highlight of our trip. Service wasn't the best but they're busy and we understood!

The Pizza is spendy but divine, and their own homemade Root beer on tap is unmatched in every way! So yummy! We got our food to go but service was quick and friendly and they had our order ready to go super quick, including their canned root beer that comes in packs of 4. It's definitely a popular place in Anchorage due to how busy and crowded it was! The restaurant was clean and not too loud, but definitely a good place to go for a fun night out!

I ordered a takeout pizza, so I did not experience their dining atmosphere, and opted for the personal expedition wheat crust pizza. The flavor overall was decent, but nothing to write home about, and the crust was "spongy" as mentioned in another review. I was also extremely hungry and had just worked out, so it wouldn't have taken much to impress me. The pizza was made on time and portion size was way more than I could possibly eat in one setting - probably only needed half. I wouldn't be opposed to returning if eating with a group, but I will not return for a takeout order.

A totally unique experience, menu, and some of the best pizza not just in Alaska but that you'll ever have period. Don't miss out, it is a must stop if you find yourself in Anchorage and given how busy and popular it is there's no secret that this is the place to be.

This is a super popular pizza place with a long wait for dinner. We got there pretty late in the evening and it was still about an hour wait. Once we got seated, we ordered the chips with salsa and guacamole, large half firehouse and half forager pizza, and some beers. The chips were a smart move because it took a long time for the pizza to come out. They also had a great beer selection that went well with the food. Now onto the pizza.. the firehouse is actually pretty spicy. My husband and I both have a decent tolerance for spice and we were impressed. The forager was good but we didn't get any notes of the truffle or garlic oil. Overall, the pizza felt dough-heavy and would have benefit from more sauce or a thinner crust. Also, the portions are huge. A medium size would have left us very full, and with the large, we had a lot of leftovers.

Need to fix To go menus it's ridiculous to say things come with the sauce and then it's an extra two dollars to actually have the sauce come with it when you go to check out very misleading

Well, my 'review' is somewhat dated. I lived and worked in Anchorage in 2007 to 2008, bur Moose's Tooth was one of my favorites, especially since I was working across the street at CH2M-Hill. It would seem they no longer offer my favorite, Tomato Basil Meatball. It had fresh basil sprinkled all over it and the protein was divine. I had one, either at lunch or after work at least one a week, so I will have to assume their current menu offerings are equally good. But it's good to see they still offer the Pipeline Stout.

Always dependable. Great thin crust pizza. Not willing to be flexible with your choices for toppings but they do have a whole lotta cleaver options. Prices are on the high side but people do not seem to care. Their in house beer selection is plentiful. Sometimes it is hard to get into but the wait is usually fast. The wait staff is well trained and fast. Salads are great. Especially the Sesame Salad. It is always a little loud but the noise is laughter of happy customers. Overall a well run, great place with a great menu. They do insist that all members of a party be present before seating. I have not ever had an unpleasant menu item. Go and try something different. If you are really adventurous try a sample size new beer selection. Enjoy

This has to be hands down, the best Pizza i have ever eaten. May have been the dipping sauce, or could have been the high quality topping used in making the pizza. but i think its the crust. Place is great.. great food, great service, and just cool people..

I've been here 4 times and tried a variety of pizzas and salads and find the pizza quality average. They are unique in having some creative ingredients and combinations and I enjoy their brews. Lunch today had very slow service, the waiter seemed to be struggling as I watched her walk in circles but skip over her tables then stop in her tracks and do a 180, zig zagging around somewhat lost. All forgivable if the food was as incredible as the reviews I read from other patrons but for me there are other pizza places in town that make a much tastier pie. Better quality cheese and adding pizza sauce would make the pizza better for me, I find no sauce pizzas to be quite dry and lacking flavor. I enjoy their beer, lively atmosphere and clean dining room.

Food: 5/5 Price: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Hands down the best pizza in the United States!

Ambiance: Good. Family friendly. Service: We had amazing service from our waitress. Very attentive and nice enough to provide recommendations as we are just visiting. We knew ahead of time that this place is popular with known wait time so we went at 11am on a Sunday. We were seated immediately, so if you don't want to wait, go when they open. Totally worth it. (In my opinion, the pizza was good, but not enough to wait for 2 hours) Food: Alright let's get into it. The food was indeed good. Again, not enough to wait two hours but definitely worth going if you are visiting. We had the Smoked Salmon Spread to start. Delicious. If you are expecting bruschetta hard bread, then you might want to ask for it because it comes with (yummy) soft bread We ordered three (3) small pizzas. A small pizza is four cut slices. We wanted to try a few so that's why we did small. We got a season-special "Fig and Pig" and two menu items of Santa Helper and Amazing Apricot (with recommended fried chicken) All three we requested thin crust (that's just my personal preference) Crust: amazing. Sometimes pizza joints don't do a good thin crust, this was on point. Pizza: In general, all the pizzas were very tasty! Can't complain about any of it at all. If you are person who enjoys their pizza a very specific way, just build your own. I think what makes this place special is that they do have a large variety of toppings and have combined them in various ways. I personally probably would have fallen in love if I made my own exactly how I like it. Fig and Pig was very close to perfect and I'm glad it was a season option when I went. Great job to this place and very glad we stopped in.

-100/10 restaurant to eat at. Staff is rude towards native people. Waiter was nice to me (white looking native) and the others ordering. When it came to my brown girlfriend he was rude and didn't have patience with her order. Spilled my drink on her and didn't apologize, just went on about his way. Tried to ask for a different waiter. But as a joke they just sent the same one.

I don't know what kind of sorcery Moose's Tooth is working with, but it's the real deal. You can roll in at high noon during the peak of the lunch rush, the parking lot is packed, folks are parking on the street, and somehow... somehow... you walk in and they've got a table ready. No wait. Sit down, order, and within 5-10 minutes that glorious pizza hits your table hot and fresh. And the pizza? Unreal. Easily some of the best I've ever had -- loaded with flavor, creative combos, and always cooked just right. The staff is fast, friendly, and on the ball. The atmosphere's lively but laid back, the kind of place where it just feels good to hang out. Still can't figure out how they move that much food, that fast, with that many people -- but they do it. And they do it right every time. Total Anchorage legend.

Stays open late for travelers from the East coast. The pizza was legit! Some delicious food and great service. The moose's tooth is a chill spot with great beer and a fire pit outside you can gather round later.

Not exceptional but definitely solid. Pizza flavors are pretty maximalist which isn't typically my preference. The options were quite meat-forward as well, which is great if you're into that. Beers and ciders were good and it was a fun vibe. Would recommend for a chill lunch/dinner with friends.

Online menu hasn't been updated since COVID . Asked for Raspberry Vinaigrette salad and waitress said they haven't had that since Covid. Please put the time and effort into updating your menus. Food was very good