Resurrection Roadhouse
$$ • American, Vegetarian
Hours:
31752 Herman Leirer Rd, Seward
(907) 224-7116
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Customers' Favorites
Seared Alaskan Halibut
Beer Battered Fish Fry
Sweet Potato Gnocchi
Pan Seared Halibut
Salmon Crostini
Roadhouse Salad
Seafood Chowder
French Toast
Pizza
Resurrection Roadhouse Reviews
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Hours
| Monday | 5 - 11PM 6 - 11AM |
| Tuesday | 5 - 11PM 6 - 11AM |
| Wednesday | 6 - 11AM 5 - 11PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 11PM 6 - 11AM |
| Friday | 5 - 11PM 6 - 11AM |
| Saturday | 6 - 11AM 5 - 11PM |
| Sunday | 6 - 11AM 5 - 11PM |
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Resurrection Roadhouse offers a pleasant dining experience with attentive service, though there are areas for improvement. The restaurant is located in a quiet, peaceful area, close to Seward, making it an inviting spot. Inside, it is nice with great views, and reservations can lead to prompt seating. However, while the hostess is welcoming, some reviews noted that the waitstaff's energy can be lacking.
The seafood selection, including bouillabaisse and fish and chips, received mixed reviews. The bouillabaisse lacked sufficient fish portions and was overly salted, while the fish and chips were well-cooked but small in size. The halibut piccata was reported to be overcooked and under-seasoned, missing ingredients listed on the menu. On a positive note, the surf and turf had great flavor and the chowder and salad starters were well-received. Some dishes, like the quinoa salad and fish, were considered inadequate in portion sizes for their respective prices. The restaurant's value and food portions need reconsideration for a more positive dining experience.
Recent reviews highlight some outstanding service, especially the spectacular crab cakes (gluten free!) and the fresh, crispy halibut, which was described as truly delightful. The restaurant also boasts a decent non-alcoholic menu and an extensive beer and wine list. Despite being a bit pricey and experiencing long waits—up to 40 minutes for a table of six and 64 minutes for food—guests found the food to be really good.
Visitors who dined during off-hours had pleasant experiences, like early breakfast or late dinner, but those visiting during peak hours reported issues such as order mistakes and missing menu items, like the local rhubarb jam. Overall, the restaurant is considered great, though service and timing can vary depending on the hour.