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    Broken Oar Oyster Bar

    4.8 (120 reviews)
    Closed 1:00 pm - 7:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Lana W.

    Fabulous location- great ambience...the owners are so friendly. The crab cakes were amazing- a must visit in Homer! AND we saw this beautiful bird on the deck!

    Pan toast and Josh Cabernet.
    A C.

    The pan roast is a little bland - I guess I'm used to a little more seasoning/flavor from the Oyster Bar's in Las Vegas. Also felt pushed to move on when we finished as everyone else was just talking forever at the tables unbothered.. Overall good for Homer as choices are limited but it could have been a better experience iwith more flavor and if the owner/waitress was a little nicer.

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    Angela G.

    Stopped for lunch along the Homer Spit. Waited for them to open but soooo worth the wait. Everything we ate was "wow!" Already planning our next visit day after tomorrow. Going to bring my dad here!

    Michael M.

    Was outside on the deck with my wife and toddlers on Saturday Memorial day weekend. The sun was out and had the place to ourselves, (bar inside looked crowded:: it was sunny dont know why?) perfect spot for mom and dad to have a beer and some Oysters! Kids were happy on the huge deck.

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    Ana A.

    What a great cozy spot on the spit to have dinner. It can get very busy, so if you don't want a long wait I suggest coming earlier. The staff is friendly, you get to see them preparing the food over the counter. It was cool, if you can sit at the bar. The oysters were delish! They have ramen on their menu. It was cold and rainy outside what a perfect time to try it. It was a good serving, yummy too. If you are looking for good ambiance, good oysters this is your place.

    Pan Roast
    Candace A.

    First things first, you cannot beat the setting of this restaurant. We were seated at the bar overlooking the water, the mountains and the staff making our delicious food! We ordered the steamer clams for an appetizer and practically fought over the last of the sauce in the bottom of the bowl. I ordered the Creole dish which had a spicy tomato sauce with shrimp, scallops and clams. So good, the side of griddled bread worked well to swipe up the sauce! Husband had the Pan Roast - scallops and shrimp in a garlic butter cream sauce - my goodness. Once again the sauces that they make here 10/10. The seafood is all fresh, tender and cooked perfectly - definitely the best scallops I've ever enter in both dishes. If we were staying in Homer I would eat here every night because there were several other dishes we wanted to try. We took a strawberry rhubarb crem brûlée for the road and had it once our food was settled...another delicious dish. It was a meal I will not soon forget.

    1/2 dozen oysters, sav blanc, red knot
    Stephanie R H.

    It was our anniversary and we decided to celebrate by going to lunch at a new place for us. He ordered a Red Knot beer and I had a glass of Sav Blanc. We shared 1/2 dozen local oysters (fresh, clean, so very tasty) and a shrimp & grits that I am still dreaming about. The shrimp & grits had a chorizo gravy that was AMAZING! great service - great view and fantastic food!

    Mo C.

    Sun was out, so why not! Inside and outside dining Oysters are mmmm so good! I liked the raw just straight! The baked ones were okay, I'd rather have raw. Flavor in the scallop, bacon and parm was on point. The Creole plate came w rice and toast, not spicy for me but was for my husband (he can't do any spice). Scallops were cooked just right, not chewy. Service was great, 1 plate at a time was better than everything at once. Best part...... the ocean rolling in and out beneath you.

    Creole with grits

    The food is incredible. This literally rivals Michelin starred restaurants. If I lived here I'd be poor because I would eat here every single night. I got the creole with truffle grits instead of rice.

    Danny C.

    What an amazing Kodiak oyster you have. Took a day trip from the Kenai River Lodge to this magical spot on the Spit. The food was delicious and fast service, great beers on tap and wine list was exquisite. Happy we chose to stick around in the somewhat off season in October they open a bit later. It was a perfect end to a perfect day spent in Homer on the spit. If you like fresh seafood & great service with a view look no further. Aloha brothers at the Oar!

    Beautiful view!

    After another great day of Alaskan fishing, I decided to check out the Broken Oar Oyster Bar. Great meal, great service, and a magnificent view. Highly recommend!

    Shrimp and grits
    Tim P.

    Stopped by here after fishing for the oysters and beer. Great restaurant on the water with both outdoor and indoor dining. Raining the day we were there so ate at the bar. Got our drinks and dozen oysters. Good size fresh oysters. After watching them make food we decided to eat here. Ordered the creole, pan roast, and shrimp and grits. Pan roast was great. Shrimp and scallops in a lobster citrus sauce. Creole was shrimp and scallops in a spicy tomato sauce. Both came with rice and toasted bread. They were delicious. Shrimp and grits had really creamy grits and a nice tomato sauce for the shrimp. Service was great at the bar.

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    Great location just was not impressed by the oysters nor the fish variety. Views are 5 stars!

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    5 months ago

    Best seafoood in Homer, this place is the bomb. The oysters, baked and fresh, as well as the specials, and the black cod ramen.

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    Awesome views, amazing oysters, and friendly service. We also got the ceviche and that was delicious too. Small and quaint space!!

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    Go. Eat. Appreciate. Damn that was good. Heck of a view too. All the things. Would definitely go back without hesitation.

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    Clams tasted like they were in soapy dishwater and the crab cakes had way too many shells cooked into them

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