Guidebook for Nome
Food Scene
Milano's Pizzeria
2824 Front StSome of the best suhi! Family owned and very friendly place.
She has some of THE best food in town but give her plenty of time. I like to call ahead for take-out. There are only 3 tables at Pingo and she seems to get overwhelmed easily. Website updated weekly with current menu and she has odd hours.
Pingo Bakery-Seafood House
308 Bering StShe has some of THE best food in town but give her plenty of time. I like to call ahead for take-out. There are only 3 tables at Pingo and she seems to get overwhelmed easily. Website updated weekly with current menu and she has odd hours.
Cutest, cozy little coffee shop. Get your favorite brew and a muffin or scone. Starting in the fall there is homemade soup and bread for lunch every day (not open Monday). I really love this little coffee shop!
Bering Tea Co.
310 Bering StCutest, cozy little coffee shop. Get your favorite brew and a muffin or scone. Starting in the fall there is homemade soup and bread for lunch every day (not open Monday). I really love this little coffee shop!
Drinks & Nightlife
Great burgers, sushi, and Galbi beef! Newly remodeled and has a nice atmosphere. The restaurant side has huge windows overlooking the Bering Sea. Stop next door inside the Nugget Hotel and see the Gold Dust Saloon. You can order food from the Bering Sea Bar. Staff isn't always top notch but its a nice place to socialize and sing karaoke.
Bering Sea Bar & Grill
305 Front StGreat burgers, sushi, and Galbi beef! Newly remodeled and has a nice atmosphere. The restaurant side has huge windows overlooking the Bering Sea. Stop next door inside the Nugget Hotel and see the Gold Dust Saloon. You can order food from the Bering Sea Bar. Staff isn't always top notch but its a nice place to socialize and sing karaoke.
Sightseeing
A piece of Nome's history is slowly being reclaimed by the wilderness. Stop in and see the B&B at Solomon too. Its a beautiful little house.
Last Train to Nowhere
Nome-Council RoadA piece of Nome's history is slowly being reclaimed by the wilderness. Stop in and see the B&B at Solomon too. Its a beautiful little house.
Charter flights and helicopter tours of the local area. The view from the front seat of an R44 is unforgettable. Take up to 3 passengers for an hour long sightseeing adventure. You'll get to see the most remote places on the Seward Peninsula and remnants of the gold rush era. Or have a front row seat and a birds eye view for the Iditarod. You will not be disappointed.
Bering Air Inc
1470 Seppala DrCharter flights and helicopter tours of the local area. The view from the front seat of an R44 is unforgettable. Take up to 3 passengers for an hour long sightseeing adventure. You'll get to see the most remote places on the Seward Peninsula and remnants of the gold rush era. Or have a front row seat and a birds eye view for the Iditarod. You will not be disappointed.
Entertainment & Activities
Subway Sandwich shop and single screen movie theater. Always playing 2 new releases all week long
Gold Coast Cinema
135 Front StSubway Sandwich shop and single screen movie theater. Always playing 2 new releases all week long
Shopping
Find unique hand carved jewelry and trinkets made from baleen and ivory. Fur hats, slippers, gloves, and parkee ruffs made by local craftsman. You can also find your Tshirts and hoodies to say you were here.
Maruskiya's
247 Front StFind unique hand carved jewelry and trinkets made from baleen and ivory. Fur hats, slippers, gloves, and parkee ruffs made by local craftsman. You can also find your Tshirts and hoodies to say you were here.
Arts & Culture
The new Richard Foster building contains the Public Library and the museum. I havent made it over there yet but hear they did a great job.
Kegoayah Kozga Library
100 W 7th AveThe new Richard Foster building contains the Public Library and the museum. I havent made it over there yet but hear they did a great job.