Absolutely wonderful store. Best gift shop on the spit. Great prices, way cheaper than the others…read morewe visited on the spit. Great selections and quality. Friendly staff. Overall great experience. I would highly recommend.

Very cute little gift shop for the ladies. Eclectic mix of nautical themed items, heavy on the…read moremermaids. Clothing, jewelry, home accents, in the shabby chic vein. I saw a LOT of stuff I wanted and i needed to get the heck out of there. The Japanese floats started at 10 bucks which is less than they charge for them in Anchorage, which surprised me. The lady in the shop was really nice too. I look forward to going back.

Alapaca Connection is one of two stores by the same name, owned by the same couple. The other is…read morein Boulder, Colorado on the Pearl Street Mall -- a few doors down from where I was last week, Ironic or coincidental, I dunno. So -- here I am in Frigid but Gorgeous Homer, Alaska without a hat - freezing my ears off, and planning to go out on a boat on Thursday, where I KNOW it's going to be 20 degrees colder. And there on the boardwalk in front of me is the Alpaca Connection, with a plethora of sweaters, capes, jackets, blankets and -- HATS! Even at $25, I had to have one. The hat I settled on actually was on sale for $18 and wasn't made in Peru of Alpaca wool, but rather came from Ecuador, which is still okay. It will keep me warm. After leaving the store, I strolled into a souvenir shop a few doors away and found an acrylic knitted cap bearing the logo "HOMER, AK" for less than half the price. However it didn't have the panache of mine!

It's no longer called the Alpaca Connection but it's a great sweater store! Nice quality. They…read morehave some great clearance sweaters for $19.99 and other sweaters all the way up to $100.00... Beautiful craftmanship!

Just a lovely little gallery on a cute side street just off of downtown Homer. Love the structure…read more- the front area seems reserved for temporary exhibits/installations, whereas the back half has smaller, handmade pieces - pottery, jewelry, plates, smaller paintings. All by local artists and some of the stuff at reasonable prices (by gallery standards). The exhibit I got to see - Ryan Romer - Yup'ic/Athabaskan artist from Anchorage - was quite inspired. Gives a great vibe as to the kind of fresh, creative art this gallery wishes to promote. Feels like a peaceful, well-curated place. Great place to pop in, while away a little time, feel inspired and maybe even find a nice gift or art piece for yourself without going into debt.

VERY RUDE LADY WORKING HERE!! Didn't even give me a chance to put a face mask on, she walked me to…read morethe door and pretty much pushed me out. Rofl nice to feel welcomed on vacation.

Stopped in on my vacation in Homer and I was glad I did. They have a great selection of books and…read morethey are very welcoming.

I'm not sure what I lived more: the selection of puzzles or the brown paper wrapped books with…read moreconcise descriptions on the front. The puzzles were eclectic and intriguing with plenty of selection. The brown paper wrapped books was the coolest idea I have ever seen. Can't decide on what book to read, well grab one of these (excellently priced btw)! I have a firm rule of always buying something at a bookstore. Preferably a book. Sometimes I have trouble finding one book that I want. Here, I left with three. The honest reality is they placed their books in a way that encouraged viewing. Within 10 minutes I had found three books that grabbed my attention. The staff was friendly and helpful. The set up is designed for easy perusal. It was clean and organized.

Great store, great location and great prices. I rented a halibut fishing pole. $15 gets you 24…read morehours. The deposit is $75 which is returned. Got my fishing license here for the year and even some great victorinox knives I've been searching for. They are the best everyday knives for the kitchen. It's a great store to stop in for some extra fishing/hunting supplies you may need while in Homer, Alaska and it's right next to a fish taco stand and some other neat shops and food stands. It's right on the spit to the right.

Really nice, and helpful staff! Friendly, and knowledgeable! We rented poles, bought our lures and…read morelicenses here and they answered all of our questions in the process!

I was so disappointed the way I was treated here. Jody the owner was insulting and rude and…read moredisrespectful as a new customer walking into this shop. He even became aggressive. I suggest avoiding this jewelry store.

Mr Murdoch made me the most exquisite ring. Designed, wax mold, lost wax method of creating a one…read moreof a kind gold and diamond ring. I will always treasure it, as well as the experience I had with Jody Murdoch while he made it. I will never, ever forget you and your artistry

Great place to grab that one tool you need or odds and ends to fishing and hunting gear. Never…read moreknow what you will find. Also a great place to catch up on local events!

A must stop for any "picker". Great selection at reasonable prices and they will swap, which I…read morefind to be very convenient.

As the only legal shop in Homer, my other half was happy to find that Uncle Herbs has a location…read morehere. Herbs is one of his faves in Anchorage since they frequently have good sales and specials. He was surprised to find some pre-roll specials (6 for $30) that were even cheaper than they are in Anchorage. THC 3-28%/3-30%. He was tickled pink with the quality. The shop was super nice inside, staff was pleasant and I enjoyed checking out the art and fresh cut flowers that adorned the store while my honey made his purchases- gotta love Homer.

It's unreal to me that it took so long for a town full of stoners to get a legal pot shop, but now…read morethere is one and it's pretty great. What they've done with the space is amazing, the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about their products, and the selection is good. Everything from pre-rolled joints to fresh buds to concentrates and low-THC medicinal products. They seem to run a lot of specials so there are deals to be had as well. And as a cash-only business they had the foresight to get an ATM in the store.