Addie Camp - Soldotna

When we entered the hostess asked first where we wanted to sit. The rail car, upstairs or at the bar? The Rail Car Please! TALK ABOUT IMMEDIATE COOL FACTOR! They serve beer and wine so we perused the choices. Judy got a Cabernet and I picked a beer, Midnight Sun Brewing Co Panty Peeler Belgian Tripel really nice brew not too hoppy, smooth and it's an Amber Ale we drank while soaking in the ambiance of the 1918 rail car we were going to dine in! When I saw the Elk Burger with Rosemary Fries I was sold! Med Rare please! It came perfect temperature too! Judy ordered the Salmon Noodle Bowl Excellent! But what drew us in to start was the Homer Oysters! The mignonette sauce was perfect. They were so good we opted for another 1/2 Dozen as our Dessert! Service was amazing! Attentive super frienffolks work here! Oh, they also have 2 EV Charging Stations although they were not fully set up. I still charged while just plugged into the wall outlet. Better a trickle than NADA. I'm sure they're getting them online as we post this! This is a Dimond in Soldotna! GO!

Easily the best place to eat in Soldotna and probably one the best places to eat on the whole peninsula. (and certainly better than almost everything in Seward) The ambiance in here feels more Portland than Alaska. (as someone that moved here from Portland 9 years ago, I actually enjoy that but YMMV) Ceilings are tall, windows are big, furnishings are modern. The menu is a delightful mix of new-school and old-school American cuisine. You can get goat cheese balls and short ribs, but you can also get a big fatty ribeye. Beer selection and service were also well above average for Alaska, and stratospheric for the peninsula! Absolutely stop here! I think you used to need a reservation but it seems like they maybe have expanded so...if you haven 't done your homework, I think being a walk-in is worth a shot!

Amazing little spot on the way to Homer! We loved everything we tried!! The soup and salad and seafood were all amazing and the dessert was delicious! Only wish we had gotten there early enough to try the coffee in the other train car!

Addie Camp was phenomenal. We started with salad and the goat cheese balls. Both were incredible. The lettuce melted in your mouth and was flavorful. The goat cheese balls were very rich and I loved the sweet/tart contrast with the honey and cheese. I got the seafood curry and it was also great. We ended our meal with strawberry basil poundcake with a balsamic reduction. I was in heaven. I loved the atmosphere from the train car seating to the lighting to the great service. I will for sure go back next time I'm in Soldotna!

Addie Camp seems to be THE place to go in town. We made a last minute (night before) reservation and was able to get a seat in the rail car for dinner. It's super cool and cozy and fun that we were able to open our window when it got stuffy. We started with the Tuna Tots which has small tot looking rice balls topped with a ton of fresh tuna bites. The sauce and accompaniments made it a very sharable starter, super tasty and refreshing. I decided on the Salmon Noodle Bowl I added the Chili Crisp later as I'd forgotten when I ordered and so glad I did. I was thinking to put it on the side because my partner can't do too much heat but I picked around it for her bites. I cleaned the bowl! I loved it and writing about it would love to have that bowl in front of me again. My partner got the Crab Pasta. It was also really good and we weren't able to finish it. It got a bit redundant and boring after about half way through. It needed something to break it up a bit. Luckily, my dish did that but it was hard to overlook the abundance of crab shell and lack of punch after awhile. Our server was new and didn't know a lot about the menu which was a bit of a bummer. We got the Train Track mocktails which were a little on the sour side but we finished them. We skipped dessert as we were stuffed but will definitely keep Addie Camp on our list for when we're in the area fishing again.