Healy’s food scene is small-town friendly with surprising variety—from hearty breakfast spots and classic grills to wood-fired pizzas, craft beer pubs, and unique cultural eats.

Cafés & Diners

Rose’s Café
A local staple for big breakfast plates, giant pancakes, burgers, and homestyle comfort food. Known for fast service and generous portions.

Family-Friendly Restaurants

Denali Totem Inn Restaurant
Attached to the Totem Inn, this family-run spot serves burgers, pasta, pizza, and hearty entrees in a cozy setting. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Black Diamond Grill
A casual grill serving hearty American-style meals with friendly service and scenic views. Family-run and known for its seafood chowder.

Pubs & Breweries

49th State Brewing Company
A go-to pub for craft beer brewed on-site, large burgers (yak burger a standout), wings, smoked ribs, and a vibrant beer garden. Often live music or yard games on summer evenings.

Moose‑AKa’s
Serving Eastern European comfort dishes (moussaka, schnitzel, sarma) plus imported beers and wine in a cozy tavern setting. Highly rated by locals.

Quick Bites & Casual Fare

Denali Doghouse
Seasonal fast‑casual counter serving reindeer hotdogs, hand‑pressed cheeseburgers, fries, and local sodas—a fun roadside stop.

Prospectors Pizzeria & Alehouse
Wood-fired pizzas—Classic, Hawaiian, or topped with king crab legs—and a rotating draft beer list in a relaxed lodge-like atmosphere.

Insider Tips:

• Rose’s Café fills up early—get there by 8 am to score a seat.
• 49th State Brewing is busiest in summer evenings—reserve a table or arrive early.
• Moose‑AKa’s opens seasonally (typically mid-May through early September).
• Denali Doghouse is cash-only and seasonal—best for lunch or snacks before park visits.