Twister Creek Restaurant (Denali Brewing Company)

Busy place. Indoor and outdoor seating. Service was good considering how busy this place is. Lots of their own beers. Pricing is a little high, but pricing is high in this area. The beer and cider were good here. Talkeetna is an interesting town to visit.

A must stop in Talkeetna, a town where you could see everything in one afternoon. Big place in a small town, they may be the #1 attraction. Good beers, good food.

Visited for lunch. Busy restaurant serving Denali beer. Owned by Denali beer. About ten of their beers on tap. Beers were decent. Think it is now called Denali Brewpub.

All home brew and of an excellent quality. Amazing food and ambience.

Busy restaurant in the middle of town. Even on a late afternoon on a Sunday there was a wait. Good buzz to the place. Service was good, very friendly and made good suggestions for food and beer. IPA was very good as well as the stout. the more limited stuff had issues. A bit expensive but that figures as nothing from Talkeetna and Denali.

Went here on Labor Day weekend. Pretty busy, but service was above average. The price was insain, $100 for 2 adults and 2 children under 10. The food wasn’t very good for that price. The beer has gone down hill as well as a collab beer was the best on tap. Most likely my last trip here. I’ll spend my time elsewhere or at the brewery.

A rambling place in the center of town. A bit noisy on the Friday we visited. Really tasty food and excellent beers. Service was just so so. Still a great place to visit.

Probably the best place to eat in Talkeetna (not counting breakfast) with Mountain High Pizza Pie a close second. The food here is pretty good and the restaurant pretty cool. Best part is the staff who I found to be a great part of the experience. The beers are all the Denali beers you can get out at the brewery (and I really like visiting the brewery)...but f you want more than a food truck with your Denali...or if the weather is cold...come here...the restaurant is very warm and inviting.

Didn’t really go to the restaurant, only to the taproom where they do growler fills, etc. The room was tiny, and if we were here for a session I think it would have been better to go to the restaurant. It was a quick visit for us, just to sample the beers. They had a barrel-aged sour that was fun. I wouldn’t call Talkeetna a "tourist trap," it’s draws tourists but is actually a special place with a genuine hippie vibe, worth the detour.

This is the brewpub - the brewery/tasting room is on the highway into town. There is a restaurant here, but also a small tasting window off to the left hand side, and you can buy beers to sample there without setting foot in the restaurant. They offer the standard range that you’ll find at the brewery, but also specialties that are brewed on-site and unavailable anywhere else.