Morino Grill

We had a cheeseburger and chicken tenders. Cafeteria style pickup and checkout. Convenient location in Denali park. Staff was friendly, beautiful scenery, clean dinning area. Pricey for what it is but I guess that’s expected being in an Alaskan national park. Returning again for our second lunch today.

Sad Aramark cafeteria food that is prob twice as much it should cost. There is absolutely no attempt to make things look good. Fish and chips? Two pieces of fried fish on an oversized paper plate. No fries. Only bags of chips. Burgers? Yea cafeteria burger

Jacked up prices makes sense, but the chicken pesto was small with very little chicken or pesto. The fries were cold and hard, but the server was willing to give me some fresh. Overall disappointing even on top of expecting high prices.

The staff was warm and welcoming! I had the pesto chicken and it was quite good.

The grill is closed but the building is open for the visitor to use the flash toilet, warm water from the sink, drinking water fountain, picnic table and chairs,... Such a natural lit and warm place to take a break.

Made to order, Burger, fish and chips, chowder, and the beef stew were all really good. Would definitely go again.

One star because they had cold beer. Cheeseburger was cold and dispiriting, despite having sat under the warmer for ages. Fries were cold and soggy. Out of hot dog buns, and (plastic) knives. Salmon chowder was OK, but missing salmon. OK if you're desperately hungry I guess, but really needs a visit from Jamie Oliver.

The turkey & cheddar sandwich was ok & filling. The chicken & lettuce wrap was crammed with chicken but one tiny piece of lettuce. We didn’t try the more expansive menu, but probably should have gone that way instead of the premade food.

This is your one and only place to dine at the Denali Visitor Center. We had almost 3 hours to kill before our train was leaving and 2 empty stomachs. It is an "order at the counter & get a tray" kind of restaurant; and when our tour group got dropped off they only had a handful of workers behind the counter. The line moved very slowly. There were several menu options, but I think that just made the service even slower. On the plus side they did have indoor & outdoor seating options, and it was a beautiful day out in June when we were visiting. I had the cheeseburger & it was surprising delicious! The bun was fresh, the burger tasty, and the fries were yummy too. (And a good-sized burger). My husband had the pork bratwurst & he said it wasn't too good. (It seemed like it may have been sitting in the hot fog roller for a while because it was really dry.). The prices were kind of steep as well; but that can be expected at a tourist type restaurant. It is fine so if you're hungry I would probably eat here, maybe split s cheeseburger. I wouldn't recommend ordering anything that has been sitting out though like the bratwurst.

It's a park service cafeteria. Having said that, the vegetarian chili was very tasty. I'd order it again. The grilled cheese was fine - how can you ruin that? The waffle fries were soggy so that took away from the rating. A good selection of canned local IPA's. I'd go back for a quick bite.

Drive just 1 mile to the north of the park and you'll get amazing food options that are the same price and a thousand times better!! Don't spend $50 or $60 on a piece of charcoal they call a hamburger and a dry panini with bread that's tougher than rawhide.

Had the beef stew which was tasty. Combined with a Starbucks latte and life was good.

With minimal options for food at Denali National Park, Morino's Grill isn't bad. The garden burger and waffle fries aren't memorable but somewhat tasty. Decent prices

Considering it's the only place to get food at Denali National Park, the tasty food was relatively inexpensive. A decent selection of soups, paninis, and chicken/fish options. Quick, friendly service.