As recommended by a water taxi guy after our hike. We didn't see a lot of seating (until they…read moreopened up the other areas - it was raining and not many options to sit). Quite expensive for a bowl, I got The Copper (personally didn't care for the wasabi aioli, a little too much of a kick for my taste) but the sockeye was super fresh!

The halibut bowl was incredible. Every topping was a highlight and the halibut was a big portion. I…read morealso got to try a friend's pork belly and it was crispy and delicious. Highly recommend this place. Don't let the price stop you it is worth every penny.

This has to be the best gelato my wife and I have had! The variety amazing flavors is awesome, and…read morethe stand out for us was the cantalope honey sorbet and the pistacho gelato. Absolutely worth a stop if you're on the spit!

I am so glad my wife and I came here both days we were in Homer. The gelato is just that good. My…read morewife and I spent several weeks in Italy and everyday we were there was had gelato after dinner. And this gelato is some of the best I've ever had. We shared: - Raspberry Cheesecake - Salted Caramel - Cinnamon - Banana Cream - Maple Brown Butter Pecan I loved all of them but if I had to pick a few favorites, I would say Maple Brown Butter Pecan was my favorite and Salted Caramel was second. But I love a rich, sweet gelato.

This is a cute little coffee shop near the Homer spit. Couple seats outside a nice little selection…read moreof pastries some really nice local artistry made coffee cups for sale also and some swag. Friendly staff talkative very chill pace coffee not too hot not too cold not too sweet just perfect. Very very nice option for grabbing go coffee if you're down on the Homer spit. Not sure how the lines are during normal hours we arrived at 10 in the morning off-season and it was a great experience. I would rank at 4.5 stars, but it won't give me 4.5 so we rounded to four.

Stopped here before our Grewingk Glacier Lake hike. I'm a tea person and had an amazing chai latte…read morehere (with oatmilk). But it was the lavender shortbread cookie that had me coming back for seconds! After our hike I had to come back for the cookies and they survived the plane ride home! My only regret is that I didn't buy enough of them!!!

This is such a great coffee house nestled in Halibut Cove! It's my wife's and my first time here,…read moreand finding this gem was wonderful. Great coffee options and excellent service!

In the heart of Halibut Cove! Best place to sit and watch the comings and goings of boats, birds,…read moreand people! All with great coffee !!

The bagels, the lox, the service, the ambiance, everything was a home run!…read more I'd eat here regularly if I lived here.

Amazing service and delicious bagels. Juliette is the only thing better than the schmear.read more

The food was very good! Nice size breakfast sandwiches. Free coffee. Friendly service. We were in…read moretown 3 days and ate there on the way in and out!

Family owned roadside diner with free coffee dining in & lots of specials on the blackboard…read more Many breakfast options and some good looking sandwiches too. We opted for the outdoor picnic tables both days and really enjoyed the outdoor views. Very friendly owner & staff. Place your order at the counter and a server will bring it to you. Huge easy parking lot for your big rig and all the coffee you can handle!

Small hut with one table out front and broken TV monitor. Riley was cute but her sandwich barely…read morehad any tomato in it, so thin you could read through it. Italian bread seemed underdone & dressings too lite. Meh. We won't be back but Riley was cute. Where do all the redheads in Alaska come from????

I picked up the Mariner, which is a turkey sandwich. The portion was very generous. It was very…read moreflavorful and the veggies were fresh. I ordered ahead so I'm not sure how speedy they are. Overall I would love to come back and try other items.

Cute little spot on the spit! They already had items sold out for the day before we arrived at…read more0730am! We ordered an eggs benedict to share, and they were kind enough to put them on 2 separate plates for us! The house coffee was pretty good! By the time we were leaving for the day, the place got busier! Great spot to catch an early breakfast when you have to catch an early plane!

Came here to get coffee and breakfast in the morning during our camping trip. The Barnacle Espresso…read moreplace next to the cafe looks separate but it's the same establishment. The coffee was SUPER good! My husband and I both got 16oz coffees and the total was only $12 and we inhaled the coffees lol. In the cafe, we got the breakfast burrito which comes with potatoes, pico and green sauce for a total of $40. It was a pretty big burrito but was just okay. Not a blast of flavor like I was expecting based on how good the coffee was. The service was great, everyone was super kind and the food came out quick even with the morning rush during a holiday weekend!

What a great find in Homer! Don't let the small area in the front detract you from staying. There…read moreis another area for sitting in the back by the patio. They have great sandwiches, coffees and pastries. A must stop in and find hidden gem in town!

Visited while in Homer! Extraordinary find! Gluten Free crepes and great Americano! Cute, cozy…read morefriendly staff. Amazing food. Just a stones throw from Bishop's Beach with an amazing view of the mountains!

A coffee hut on your way to the spit. They had a sign out by the road that said they were closed on…read moreTuesdays but we went on Tuesday so I'm not sure why. They also charge the same amount for hot or iced drink, most places charge like 50 cents extra to ice it. I think I got an iced latte with cookie dough vanilla. Like the other coffees I had in Homer it was not very smooth but it was still good. Hard to tell if it was burnt shots or just how the coffee is roasted. Dont know which coffee beans they use, a local from Homer or somewhere else.

Cold Tuesday morning, looking for coffee. Seems most places closed or looked closed. Found Stars…read moreand veered in, ordered up. Service was prompt, served graciously and coffee altered to taste. We enjoyed the drip coffee with oatmilk and shots of vanilla and caramel. I found the pricing reasonable at less than $10 for two ""ventis'. We have no reason to look for our morning coffee anywhere else. Definitely will be back.