If you're fishing in Alaska with plans to ship home you will more than likely already be aware that…read moreit is EXPENSIVE to do so. That being said, Anchor Point Seafood does a very good job. All the boxes my friend and I shipped home using this business arrived in a timely manner and tracking was available. They also offer a limited selection of seafood related food items for sale. This is NOT a restaurant...it is a seafood shipping facility (as least it was when I visited Alaska in summer 2007). I do not recall if they sold seafood shipping boxes because we bought our own from hardware stores in Homer and Soldotna.

I have a group of 8 that goes on a long range trip each July out of Homer. We were looking for…read morebetter solutions for processing our fish. We had done the checked boxes, and found it very much of a hassle. Nothing like 8 guys trying to lug 3 ea boxes of fish into Anchorage airport, with all of our other gear. Not only that, the cost of checked baggage has gone through the roof! After being referred to Paul, I gave him a ring, and he insured me he had a good solution. I had hear good things about him and his company, so I went for it! We came into Homer spit marina in the 70ft. Venturess, with 1600 # of Halibut, Ling cod, and rock fish. Paul had 3 trucks and 8 guys waiting. They took our fish 20min up the road and the next day it was professionally bagged in 5mil bags, 1#ea. perfect sized, separated and ready to ship. Now, we did not want to check it as I said before. Paul had it delivered to Alaska Air Cargo 2 days after we got back to the LA area. He arrange all of the details, it was hassle free! We got a tracking #, and the flight arrived at LAX, we drove one of our trucks to Alaska Cargo, picked it up, and we we amazed at how easy it was! In 2010, you can bet we will be using Paul and Anchor Point Seafood to take the hassle out of our annual long range Alaska fishing Adventure! Don't forget to ask him about the cookies... yummmm!! Bob "Bro"

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.

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!

This bakery rocks! Was looking for a quick but quality breakfast bite before taking on the day, and…read morethis was it! I stopped in for one treat and after the incredible rhubarb (which seemed to sell out) came back a second time with my husband and enjoyed a savory snack outside. I wish I could bottle up the amazing scent that greets you at the door. And the actual people greeting you at the door are pretty great, too! :)

Very small bakery where you can purchase both savory and sweet pastries as well as coffee, tea,…read morebubbly water, and sourdough starter. The person at the front warmly greeted us and we promptly received all the items we asked for. The scone was pretty good and the chocolate chip cookie was average. Of note, there is only outdoor seating, there are many strong political views posted outside, and they do not offer recycling as an option.

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

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.

I love this fish and respect these folks. We've been members for years and have never been…read moredisappointed. Give it a try.

I just received my 3rd order, and though there has been a glitch with the delivery company (now…read moreresolved), the quality, freshness and selections have been superior. There are many combination boxes, and add-on specials to delight anyone who reveres fresh seafood. Additionally their ethos of sustainability shines through in sourcing practices, stewardship of the oceans, and 3 generations of fishing legacy. Customer Service is excellent. Care could surely be their middle name.

5 stars....really?…read more Well if you've lived in bethel ( like me) Aniak( like me) Galena, walked to the town store from the airport in Quinhagak, and a plethora of other Alaska rural communities you know a special place when you find it. The town needed a store. A meeting was held: The Children smelled of mudflats , the women smelled of hydraulic fluid and boat bilge, and a fish jumped out if a mans rubber boot , and a volunteer stepped up. The owner of the store needed a wife, so goes the story, he wooed a damsel across the pacific in the Philippines. The time came to meet the dad and tie the knot. He travels the sea to the Philippines, meets the father and his mail order wife to be and....... she says ......uhmmmm. I've changed my mind. BUMMER DUUDE! Her Sister , " Ta-Ta" pipes up ..., "I'll marry you" We now have Ta Ta, manning...oops, Wo-manning the store. The store is decorated with her children's water color renditions of living in the bay. From toothbrushes and knives. To pots and pencils. From tomato paste and chili powder to rice noodles for stir fry. ( check, sesame oil for the fry) Baking powder , cream of tartar, muffin runs to limes for your corona. Is it Safeway fresh. Well, on ship day YES..,, The selection dwindles some in between ferry trips to/from the Road system. Linoleum artwork on the floor, wood shelves with at least ONE of everything. Do you want dill pickles for that peanut butter pickle sandwich ? They got em. You might take the last, or only, jar, but they got em. We stopped flying down our own food when we realized we didn't have to. Besides... Support local or loose it! After a few years of patronizing the crab pot, my wife said to the clerk/owner..... " are you Ta-Ta?" Says she" Yes, I'm the sister"

It is a grocery store in Seldovia.....Need I say more? Well…read moremaybe a little more would be good......The Crab Pot is great! When you are in a "food desert" of sorts it is super nice to be able to grab a necessary item if you need it. Maybe that is a sweet treat you are craving or rice to complete a meal. The selection is limited but you will probably find what you are looking for even if it is the only one they have. The woman who runs the shop is SUPER nice. My suggestion is to not rely on the store for your needs when you travel to Seldovia but know it is there if you need it.