Halibut sandwich. No sides. Small portion. Good taste. 20 pp. poor value. Ripoff…read more The owners seem to think that by posting prices on the menu everything is just fine. I did not say that the prices were not as expected. It was a bit ridiculous to not include any sort of side dish, but that was also disclosed. My main complaint was that the piece of fish was incredibly small. Very cheap. I guess had I asked for the fish to be fried, which is the usual the increased fat content might have made me less hungry after eating the sandwich. Shame on the owner. Give a nice piece of fish for $20. Avoid this place.

THE BESTEST FISH AND CHIPS THAT I HAVE HAD IN AK!! If you…read moreare wondering where to eat? This is your place! Clearly loved by the locals, quaint and cooked with passion! I had the Rock Fish tacos and they were just amazing! The crunchiness from the panko bread was great and the freshness unmatched! After I had to try their Halibut fish and chips. Flaky, fresh, crunchy, flavorful. Let's just say that if I lived in Homer, I would be eating there every day! It is a small restaurant and they also have outside seating. The service is great and the staff is very friendly! They had Dole Whip but I was overly stuff like a turkey in Thanksgiving after tacos and fish and chips.

We ordered take out almost at closing time and couldn't get there before the restaurant closed but…read morethey were patient and waited for us. The food was really flavorful and delicious. Tasted very authentic. Would definitely visit again.

Very friendly service and bright dining area. Food spice was on target based on my request. We had…read morefried rice, chicken cashew, Mongolian beef, and Rangoons. The Mongolian beef was a bit bland and tough but the rest was great.

I've been coming to homer for 8 years. Decided to give this place a try for the first time and i…read morewish i would have came sooner. Riley was very sweet and made some good recommendations. I live full-time on the road, so i'm a total foodie. 10/10 experience. Even mu coworker said it was the best Ruben sandwich he has ever had. I'll definately be back!!

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????

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!

MUST try! I love trying birria everywhere I go and this is hands down the best birria I have ever…read morehad in Alaska... or maybe ever!

The tortillas were handmade for the tacos. And the food was tasty and appeared to be homemade not…read morecomercialized fast food. Service was great. The portions were filling and they had a cornucopia of salsa.

Got the Tropical Explosion smoothie and it was so delicious!! Liked the Summer Sweets one as well…read more Brownie was good too. Decently fast service, helpful staff, and cute inside! If you're here on a ferry tour from Homer like us and have limited time, this is a good place to get something yummy and get in and out quickly.

When you are in Seldovia during the ferry drought fresh food can be scarce, and cream for your…read morecoffee is even tougher to come by depending on the day and if flights are getting in and out. But Perry's always comes through. Freshly brewed coffee and cream available as well as fresh fried doughnuts in the morning with various types of toppings, vanilla, chocolate, cinnamon and sugar. They serve up the most delicious soup for lunch flavors on a rotating schedule. Super friendly staff and a great place to mingle with the locals. In the summer they have a leave variety of items including ice cream.

My spot when ever I'm in Homer Alaska. Food always great. Customer service on point. It's in a nice…read morelocation. Highly recommend pulling up and supporting this small business. You won't be disappointed

We love Bong's Bistro SO MUCH!! This is one of the few places in Homer that deserves 5 stars, as…read moreyou can tell from our profile (we're not picky some places just aren't that good). The people are friendly, and the food is spectacular every time. And the time estimates they give are ALWAYS precise, and we're never waiting longer than we expect. The food is delicious and wonderful and we've never regretted a single penny spent here. We don't have any pictures because we always scarf down the food before we think to take a picture. The food always smells incredible. Thank you Bong's for being in Homer every summer.

Besieged with hunger pains and feeling hangry (!) the wife, boys, and I head to Bong's Bistro - the…read morebright yellow food trailer next to Grogs in Homer. A simple menu of asian fusion made ordering so easy - a choice of ramen bowls, rice bowls, and the obligatory appetisers like beef lumpia. Not to mention friendly staff. We ordered a pork rice bowl with a fried egg and cucumber salad, a yellow curry chicken rice bowl with sliced cucumber, and beef lumpia for the boys - although they werent hungry so dad polished that off. While waiting, the boys rolled down the grass hill and we chatted with a newly arrived plastic surgeon from Dallas - you definitely meet an eclectic crowd in Homer. Though the wait was a tad long - maybe percieved as much due to my hunger - it was worth the wait. The food was delicious, satisfying, and comforting. The yellow curry had just enough spice, the pork was savory with a hint of sweet and sour as well as being juicy. To use street words - it was grub. And as a person familiar with Compton and crip walking - I know street. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a fully belly with authentic flavors and a low key vibe. Do yourself a favor, treat you and yours to Bong's Bistro and thank me later. 4 out of 5 stars as there was no hostess, no complimentary champagne, and no jacket and tie requirement.