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!

Crazy busy because it has huge portions and good food! Really enjoyed the Reindeer Skillet and…read moreFrench Toast. I ordered on-line and had some trouble but a friendly woman remedied the problem at the pick up window.

Wasn't super sure about this place but it's a pretty rustic atmosphere and the service was good…read more Had Pizza and a salad, both good! It gets busy in the summer so get there ealry if you don't want to wait foe dinner... like 4pm. We left at 6 and it was packed on a Monday night in August.

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?

Excellent service, excellent bar, excellent server. I can't say anymore about it. If you look…read morearound the restaurant, you see a lot of diners wearing commercial fishing clothes, like I used to do as one of them for about six years. I know that's a great sign indicating the best that you possibly can if those folks come here for dinner. Service was impeccable, no wait and prompt delivery of our drinks than our meal my wife's pasta dish was also very excellent. We took leftovers home and enjoyed them twice!. The scallops were the best meal I had in Alaska this time after 16 days of traveling. I'd be really surprised if you went wrong at this venue, and I recommend it with all my heart and will do so to my best friends!

I wanted to wait a while before I wrote this review. It was a bit cold in the building, would have…read morebeen nice to have a small fire. I went to the restaurant for Mother's Day . I ordered a pasta with white sauce and rock fish on top. My dinner came, the pasta was super spicy to the point where I could barely eat it. I asked my friend if his food was ok. He said it tasted a little weird. Asked me to taste my fish. My piece of fish was about 2 oz. and looked like it was an end piece or had freezer burn and they cut it off before cooking and serving. I tasted the fish, over seasoned and tasted like the freezer. I stopped eating that! That dish was $30. Dessert, usually don't- this time I ordered a Milton chocolate lava cake w/ vanilla ice cream. It was served frozen ( really!). $12 I got up and went to find our waiter. Came back and gave me another one, I can say if they didn't have a microwave they would be lost. Spent over $125. Won't go back anytime soon. I know Homer, has very good cooks. Y'all need to do better.

The food is always good, service is fast and friendly, and you can eat-in or take out! Eating in is…read morefun and we always enjoy the atmosphere and local art displayed.

We were very excited about this restaurant, and the pizza was fine, but service was terrible…read more We were told it'd be a 20-minute wait and it was closer to 40-45. The waitress we were assigned barely spent any time at our table. She showed up to take our order, but kept misunderstanding as we were reciting it -- she would repeat it incorrectly, and we'd correct it. When she left to give our order to the kitchen, she never came back. Other servers filled our water, cleared our table, and checked on us. She did not come back until the food was all boxed up (by another server), and we had to flag her down to get the check. No surprise that multiple orders arrived at the table wrong. An appetizer was missing, two drinks never arrived, one pizza was a size too big and the other one was a size too small. Perhaps we'll visit again someday. Not soon though.

We were pleasantly surprised by our meal here. The cod and the rockfish were both excellent, and…read morethe salad was great too. It was an unpretentious spot that surved great food - we enjoyed it very much.

If I could give this place zero stars I would. It is so overpriced and the food is terrible. I…read moredon't mind paying a high premium if the food is good, but this was really awful. The risotto had literal ice cubes and it was like soup. The halibut that was over $50 was beyond salty, the potatos had sprouts, and the lettuce was rotten. The shrimp dumplings tasted like rotten shrimp. The waitress was also unwilling to take the part of the meal off the bill after our concerns. Do not go here.

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!

The woman at the front was definitely cold and unfriendly, however, the food was super yummy!…read moreDefinitely the best breakfast spot in town. When we visit again, we will be back!

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!

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.