The Linwood has the BEST clam chowder in Alaska. Our company comes from far and wide and insists we…read moretake them to the Linwood for the clam chowder. The gals behind the bar are always great with us even though they work like mad. I'd love the recipe for the clam chowder please.

Knocked it out of the ballpark today. New bartender Joe!…read moreFast as greased lightening. We had awesome juicy burgers and fries with Alaskan keg beer. Caught up with my favorite regulars. Fast and juicy.

Loved this hidden little gem. From the outside it looks like a run down tourist photo opportunity…read morebut when you open the door and go inside is where the fun begins. Nice little bar. Loved all of the money and pictures left on the walls. They even leave markers on the tables so that you can join in by leaving a momento. Highly recommend.

Bartender was friendly and helpful with dinner recommendations. She also poured a great drink! No…read morefood though, we thought from the website we could order food.

The setting is ten stars. Halibut cove. Sitting on a pier tucked next…read moreTo a rock outcropping. I've been to many places and this one is special in terms of scenery and ambiance. The tourists are here so are the locals. The food is four stars. We had the halibut, smoke salmon dip and salmon. Some were a little over done but the presentation was solid. Drinks are good. Don't come here thinking the service is going to be off the chart. They get waves of groups in and things slow down. Discount the reviews that expect perfection. Enjoy the setting, have a cocktail and talk to the servers who are from the area and appreciate having a local restaurant that is accessible to all. Things slow down when you are here and that is the point!!

This place is a fabulous experience when visiting Halibut Cove. We went on a beautiful sunny day…read moreand enjoyed sitting out on the deck. There was a fire going under the portico which would be nice to be near on a rainy day. The prices are actually quite reasonable for being across the bay! I ordered the shrimp and grits for $28. The portion in my opinion was small, but out of the few shrimps I had they had a great flavor and good creamy grits! Be aware eating here will take up a good chunk of your time in Halibut Cove if you came on the Danny J. We were sat at 1:10 and finished at 2:25 and we were one of the first tables done. I would recommend this place for locals to take tourists out for day across the bay any day!

The food at The Alibi really is the best in town!…read more It doesn't matter what brings you in: the staff is friendly, welcoming, quick, and knowledgeable; the menu is fulfilling and reasonably-priced; and the vibe is exactly what we all need in our lives.

Yes, I have been back to visit my dearly beloved "best fries in Alaska" and I can confirm that they…read morestill retain the number one spot. This place was so packed tonight, because it's the height of the tourist season (we couldn't get parked for a good 10 minutes) and so the place was HEAVING and packed to the rafters. Even so, we were seated immediately, and the fancy water carafe brought to us. Obviously I think most of the people in here are tourists. Most don't look Alaskan, if you know what I mean. I order the sublime Parm Fry Stack, that I've been dreaming about for 7 months, and he got, oh who cares what he got, I don't remember. He should write his own reviews. Despite the jam-packed dining room, it was not overly noisy, and you could hear your conversation. I had an unfortunate experience at a cafe recently, where I encountered one of those people who love the sound of their own voice, instead of chowing down on some good food. Fortunately there were none of those type in here, and so I got to appreciate my Parm Fry Stack in peace. Our server seemed surprised that I only wanted the Parm Fry Stack, and not a proper entree, and we wouldn't be sharing them between us, along with our main meal. No! Potatoes can be a main too. Well. You know the last time I had them, I was impressed. It was a sizable portion. This time, it was an absolutely enormous portion. A DAUNTING portion. Even I was dubious that I could manage it. But they were as epically delicious as the first time with no difference in flavour at all, which I am supremely grateful for. I don't give out awards such as Number 1 fry in Alaska lightly, but this humongous beast has earned its place, and retained it with consistent quality. Absolutely beautiful!

This was one of my favorite restaurants we visited in Homer, I got the salmon sandwich and it was…read moreso good and surprising for how simple it was

This was our favorite restaurant on our Alaska honeymoon. We hopped around several towns and Homer…read morewas amazing! We ended up eating here both nights because it was so good. The special was unique and flavorful. The inside is very nice, but it seems you need a reservation unless you get lucky at bar or community table. Our servers were lovely and attentive. Highly recommend!

We had a great time at Homer Brewing! The Pilsner I had was…read morea 5/5. There is lots of seating indoor and outdoor, clean bathroom, and friendly staff. Will come back again next summer!

Spartan Brewery close to the spit in Soldatna. The beer was…read moregood. Some unique styles, not cookie cutter brewing. No food here. Ambience? it's a converted old building. Seating is mostly in parking lot. So the whole thing is improvised, in a rustic but decent way. Service was from the bar and there is a bit of a line. So, it's a good bellwether but waiting a bit of a drag

Great service and yummy food. Went for the cheese burger and fries 10/10 would recommendread more

We ordered two Mushroom Swiss burgers this evening for dinner. My husband had his as is, but I…read morerequested no bun. Both came as we requested. His came with a side of dill pickle, but mine did not. We shared the dill pickle. We thought the burgers were very good. Price was $31.00 including a $2.00 tip. Can't say how the dining room was as we did take out. They did seem to have plenty of empty tables available around 6:30 PM when we picked up our food on a Thursday.

Trivia for out of towners: What's the mascot of the high school just a few minutes away? What…read moreiconic Alaskan building material makes up the front of their high school? Sooooo....It's okay. Chips and salsa are NOT complimentary. A basket of chips and two bowls of salsa wasn't terribly expensive at 4.50. But hot salsa wasn't available when we went. So they gave us two milds. The salsa tasted a little weird. I couldn't tell if an ingredient was missing or if there was some other funky aspect. Either way, I didn't eat many chips (which made the paying for it seem a little more frustrating). The queso appetizer was delicious. Great serving size and great flavor. Everyone at the table agreed and there wasn't any left at the end. Beer selection included a couple local craft beers and plenty of bottles. I was very happy with the Pacifico and lime I received. Service was friendly. So we're the couple on a date at the table next to us. They recommended food and drinks and told us all about places to visit in town. Apparently there are meaderys (meaderies?)open on town. Cool news! Overall, I was largely underwhelmed by the food and slightly chagrined by the chips and salsa cost.

Today as I was walking home from dropping my car off at the shop, I stepped in a hole and the next…read morething I know I'm crawling out of a ditch. Further on down the road I was attacked by a crow 4 times and I'm sure all you people driving by Safeway that saw that had a good laugh. (I'm laughing now but I wasn't then) Then I called a Taxi and yes someone stole my taxi. Finally got home and took my truck to Don Jose's for Taco Tuesday (5 tacos 10 bucks) yum! Owners bought me a nice shot of tequila! So nice!

Been closed for 2 years. We are staying here expecting a restaurant. All brochures and social media…read moreare deceiving

I was out driving around on my stay-cation from Anchorage, and drove by this place quite a few…read moretimes, to and from the spit. So for lunch one day I stopped in. The place was almost empty, but that made for excellent customer service and the usual chit chat between Alaskan types. From the outside it looks like a motel/hotel, but inside, once you find the hallways to the restaurant, and/or deck, it's a good size dining hall. The Beluga Blue, their blue cheese burger, and tots, were the prefect meal for a cool overcast day. Cooked perfect, and the bacon was delish, not too crispy for a burger! I wish I would have stopped in sooner in the week so I could try more menu items, but I'll stop in here on my next trip down.

Smells great!! Awesome staff, nice focused menu. The restaurant is on the pier with a nice view of…read morethe water. I was starving coming off an all day fusing trip and AK Fryers was closed. As I stumbled around the pier the intoxicating smell of the pizza drew me in. They also have a nice selection of deserts. The staff is very friendly and they crank out the food. I will follow up with a review of the shrimp fry I ordered.

Pretty solid, open til 10 on the spit and allowed someone to pick up an order after hours. Pizzas…read morerun about 12$ for a 12 inch gourmet style and we got the meatball pizza that included sliced tomatoes, cream cheese, meatballs of course and a few other toppings I can't recall.