This was my favorite breakfast spot in Homer. I went every day -- everything was fresh, well made,…read moreand beautifully presented.

Cute roadside diner. Friendly greeting. Interesting menu. Good food. Tables out back with bay view…read moreif weather nice. What's not to like?

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! :)

Parking is a little challenging and there is quite the line before they open, but the wait wasn't…read moreterrible. I was able to secure a rhubarb danish. It was nice and flaky and just sweet enough. I also got the lemonade but it was just ok. I would love to try more items.

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

I came early to make sure I got what I wanted. I didn't eat in because I had to catch my flight. I…read moregot a dozen plain to bring home. The line wasn't terrible and the service was fast. It was really cute inside. I need to come back and try a sandwich.

Service was good and it was very spacious inside. Ordered a couple mochas and they were well done.read more

We love a good cup of coffee, but the atmosphere and vibe were the stars of the show. We took our…read moretoddlers there for a morning muffin and it was refreshing to see some American flags. Not only this, but the sign on the door said "No Pets Allowed (except service animals)." It was comforting to know that our kids were more welcome than the pets! Coffee was delicious and lots of friendly locals seem to frequent the shop. Will be back.

Very nice breakfast place where you can actually sit down and have food brought to you. Free…read morecoffee with your meal makes it very enjoyable. I had the omelette of the day that comes with bacon, potatoes, and toast and it was pretty darn good. Lots of other options as well. Best experience I had in Homer this trip - most places are carry out or very rushed but La Baleine hits the right vibe for me.

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 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.

Corn was so delicious! We got the elote and it was amazing, worth the wait! Service was great,…read morewould go back !

Cash for corn. Good corn. Street corn. Unfortunately the name doesn't begin to identify what the…read moreplace is. 'Spitfire?' Where'd that come from, and what connection does it have to what you do? But we appreciated the folks and the service, so here's a free-for-the-taking idea for you: Corn fritters, both savory and sweet, with a drizzle of hot or sweet honey. Be a good add-on menu item.

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?