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.

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!

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!

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!

We visited the diner twice on our to Homer and both times we hade great service and food! The…read moreinterior was so cute and ver my Alaskan!

Service is amazing, super clean and the food wow yummy yummy, you better check it outread more

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.

Afternoon Brunch with leftovers for dinner! We stopped in for brunch and were amazed by the…read morepretzel and cheese sauce, Italian salad, and pizza. The house made pretzel was so good (best we've ever had) we ordered one to go. We split the Italian salad, which had a generous amount of meat and cheese with a pesto vinaigrette that was wonderful. The pizza crust was made in house also with good ingredients. Service was superb; our waiter had perfect timing and was entertaining. Will we be back? Yes!

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?

I called in and left a message about reserving for dinner here sometime during mid day. Got a call…read moreback from Harrison(very fun and charming to talk to) little later, about how early we should get there to find a table, since he said they were booked out later in the evening. We got in about that time 5:30 or 6 ish and the place was quite empty. Obviously with all the construction outside, not a very pleasant looking place...the restaurant was also a bit dated and like I mentioned quite empty. However ee were seated at good table with a view of the lands end and also could watch the skillful bartender. We had Coconut prawns for appetizer and the prawns were huge with a great sauce but the coconut coating could have been better. Our kids had the mocktails of Honey Blossom and kenai colada and loved them both. My spurrita margarita was great and my husbands captains compass was also a very well made cocktail. For dinner we ordered the Alaskan fish & chips, Kachemak burger and Halibut Iliamana. The Iliamana had a nice crab dip sauce and the fish was perfectly cooked. Rice was a perfect company to it but the asparagus should have been trimmed, and hence wasnt very edible. Fish and chips were expectedly good. For dessert we shared the turtle cake and devoured it. Very good! Service was good enough.

The only reason I didn't give it four stars is because it's a bit spendy but the view, food, and…read moredrinks were fabulous. The artichoke and crab dip was delicious. The Alaskan crab legs were very good. The only thing that would improve it is if the butter had a warmer to keep it warm. The house salad and beet salad were both quite good. ( the half salad is big enough) They were quite busy but the service was still good.

Great drinks, wonderful food, a rotating chef so you get variety every season. Awesome escape from…read moreregular Alaska living. The update to the dining space adds to the experience.

Still has the best views in Homer. Very good restaurant onsite but it wasn't opened last night…read more(monday). Hopefully they will be open tonight. Also, the coffee shop is not open. Very disappointing. Probably the best place to stay in Homer.