Iconic Alaska Stand in Ocean City, Maryland, to Be Replaced by Thrasher's Fries
February 22, 2025 - 12:32
After decades of serving visitors and locals alike, the beloved Alaska Stand in Ocean City, Maryland, is closing its doors. This long-standing establishment has been a staple on the Boardwalk, known for its unique offerings and nostalgic charm. The decision to shut down has left many patrons reminiscing about their favorite memories associated with the stand.
In an exciting turn of events, Thrasher's Fries is set to take over the space formerly occupied by Alaska Stand. Renowned for its delicious, hand-cut fries, Thrasher's is a favorite among tourists and residents. The transition promises to bring a fresh flavor to the Boardwalk, maintaining the area's reputation for delightful culinary experiences.
As the community bids farewell to the Alaska Stand, it looks forward to welcoming Thrasher's Fries. This change marks a new chapter for the iconic Boardwalk, ensuring that the spirit of good food and tradition continues to thrive in Ocean City.
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