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Countless Anchorage restaurants serve fresh seafood in season, and some of the best are listed elsewhere in this section: Sacks Café, Ristorante Orso, Simon & Seaforts, Marx Bros. Café, Jens’, and F Street Station.
They don’t serve meals, but the best places to find fresh fish, clams, crab, and other Alaskan specialties are 10th & M Seafoods (1020 M St., 907/272-3474 or 800/770-2722, www.10thandmseafoods.com) and New Sagaya (900 W. 13th Ave., 907/274-6173, www.newsagaya.com). For smoked salmon (and reindeer sausage), drop by Alaska Sausage & Seafood (2914 Arctic Blvd., 907/562-3636 or 800/798-3636, www.alaskasausage.com).
© Don Pitcher from Moon Alaska, 10th Edition
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