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

The pan roast is a little bland - I guess I'm used to a little more seasoning/flavor from the…read moreOyster 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.

This new addition to the Homer Alaska food scene is only 2 weeks old and is turning out some very…read morecreative offerings. Pizza's range from the standard pepperoni to Margherita with fusion offerings like spicy bulgogi (korean style) to steak au poivre pizza, the latter, both a first for me. Once a Thai restaurant now transitioned to a fusion pizza cafe with international food offerings, the cafe was well filled for a Wednesday night in little Homer town. For a newly opened restaurant, the service was quick and efficient as was the food which was also creative and tasty and reasonably priced. There was a decent enough beverage list revolving mainly around beer, wine and a few non-alcoholic offerings. Charming ambiance with mermaids everywhere, there is a book store reading room attached to the cafe.

Exceptional food, service and staff. Great Rock fish and chips. I'm not a fries guy and I couldn't…read moreget enough. Homemade tartar sauce and ketchup perfects a main dish. For dessert the coconut pecan oatmeal cake with molten vanilla ice cream completed an exceptional meal

Got takeout, ordered the meatball appetizer -- the pesto was absolutely delicious, but the…read moremeatballs were horribly burnt. I tasted one and could tell it would be delicious if it hadn't been dried out and burnt, but it was. Decided to go back the next day (Monday) to give it another chance in person, but it was closed? Double-checked the hours and found conflicting hours listed on Facebook, Google, Apple Maps, Yelp -- some say closed, some say open. Guess it's closed. Won't be going back.

Hamburger was good. Had it with Swiss cheese. Had sweet potatoes fries. Asked for them to be extra…read morecrispy. They were okay. Husband had fries and I preferred them.

I'm not sure if this place is under new management or if current management has just let it slide…read morebut...it's harder to recommend now. The menu is very basic, much more like the food you'd see at a bar that just has a deep frier. The pizza is medicore. The fried chicken sandwich is bland. There are lots of beers on tap but almost all over them are from one or two mediocre breweries. Also, the men's restroom has one stall...with no door on it. I hope you like doing #2 while people look at you. Seriously, how does a restaurant not have door on the bathroom in 2026?

Finn's Pizza is in a great location with an amazing view that makes the whole experience even…read morebetter. The pizza was delicious, and the squash soup was absolutely amazing--easily one of the best I've had. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

The place looked super cute inside but I got a slice of the mushroom and thyme to go. I feel like…read morethe size was fairly generous. The crust had a nice chew and the toppings tasted fresh. Would definitely come back and eat in to take advantage of the water view.

What I love about Fat Olives is that it's the kind of place where the food comes with real pride…read morebehind it. The pizza is excellent with great crust, fresh toppings, and you can tell they care about what they're serving. The atmosphere is cozy, with cool local art on the walls and a warm, inviting vibe. But honestly, the workers are what make it. They're genuinely nice, friendly, welcoming, and happy to help you decide. It makes the whole meal feel easy and good. Simple, honest food served with a smile.

I want to start by saying wow! The best salmon chowder! Hands down! It was delicious!…read more Okay, everything else lol we came for lunch we sat at the bar. It does get very busy, thankfully we came in before the rush. There is good seating inside. Staff is friendly and attentive. Okay, aside of the great chowder had a brisket salad that was also delish. We heard their pizza is great, def coming back to try that.

I love bringing out of state guests to Bear Creek Winery in Homer. Their grounds are absolutely…read morebeautiful, I love all the flowers in bloom during the summer. The wine is also excellent, so many different varieties for fruit wine can make anyone into a lush. The staff is attentive, quick to serve and helpful. They're also just fun to be around in general. Every time I have visited, they are never busy, which is also a plus for me!

A winery in Alaska?! You heard right... this beer forward state actually has a winery too!…read more I like to wine taste in every state and country I visit so this gem was on the list during my Alaska trip. The wines here are all on the sweeter side (I am not a fan of sweet wines) but they did have a few options that even my palate enjoyed to sample though not enough to buy a bottle of... though you may find it to your liking! A fun fact about the Homer Bear Creek Winery is that most of the wine is not produced from grapes but from various local berries. Overall, it was a fun and different experience with a friendly and informative staff member who made the tasting experience quite enjoyable while browsing the trinkets in the gift shop/tasting room. The property also hosts an inn and has a cozy cabin vibe. If going for just the wine tasting I'd say an hour is plenty for a fun thing to do in Homer.