Wonderful breakfast and ended up talking with nearly every other diner in the place. Chef came over…read moreand said 'hello'. The sprig of fresh greenery {watercress?} in the corner of the plate gave the meal an upscale touch. I will be back.

Highly recommend!!! Everyone is super nice , The food was absolutely delicious and It came out…read moresuper quick as well. Will definitely be coming back

I had a salted caramel latte one day & a FV another. Both were perfection. Hot and perfectly…read morebalanced. We also tried several pastries, all of which were amazing, but the sourdough chocolate chip & the lavender shortcake were by far our favorites. The baristas are all very friendly & certainly KNOW coffee. It is a cute, tiny building with plenty of seating out front.

The coffee was acceptable. I appreciate that they offer an 8oz latte, which in later part of the…read moreday is all I require. It's quite rare to find this offered in Alaska. The location is take out only, with seating offered on their small but sweet patio. A few steps in either direction will take customers to the beach or the Port, so seating is really a not a consideration. What suprised me was how soon in the season they closed up shop. We went on Saturday in early September and they were open, we returned the following day on Sunday- the SAME weekend, and they had flipped over their "closed for the season" sign. Weird. It seems like places on the spit are closing earlier and earlier every year; never mind those of use who live in Alaska within driving distance who are waiting for the tourists to leave so we can enjoy local businesses. Hm.

This is not Portside coffee, it is ZenDen, a tea, coffee, light food and other beverages! In my…read moreestimation it's 5 star business!!

Cute coffee shop worth a stop and generous, kind staff and owners. They have a few baked items from…read morea local bakery, very delicious croissant and cookies.

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.

Sweet girl at the counter. They make a great cold brew with…read morecoffee ice cubes so it doesn't get watered down.

This coffee shop is on one of the boardwalks on the Homer spit…read more It is no longer called Wild Edge Espresso, it is called Brew Alaska. They had good cold brew which my husband went back for seconds before we even left the boardwalk, and I got an iced tea (caffeine limits are sad :( The tea they used was from sipping streams which is a Fairbanks locally made tea which was cool. It was good, but I should have added honey or sugar. But it was fine. Cute on the inside, nowhere to sit. I've never been to Homer in the winter so I only know summer and they probably cater to tourists. You can sit outside on the picnic tables.

Oh man I think I have found my new favorite place to eat on the Homer Spit. The food was so fresh,…read moreand flavorful. Even my six year old finished his plate. Service was amazing. The staff were very friendly. Ambiance was amazing nothing like sitting in the restaurant and looking out over the ocean and the mountains. Definitely need to check this place out!!

Sadly - Friday June 20th 2025 the owners posted a message on Facebook that their delightful…read morerestaurant was not going to be open at this time. There was some discussion that the owners will come back with another concept at another time & date. We are saddened to see it go as their food was unforgettable and it's location on the spit central to the activities.

The service was fast, there could be a little more smiles. As a barista the drinks were not bad…read more Overall the shop is nice and no complaints.

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One of the best meals I had during our whole Alaska trip - that salmon bowl was DIVINE. Each piece…read moreof fish was fresh, the accoutrement was fresh, and the sauces added smooch flavor to each bite. I have to say the crusted halibut was intimidating at first, but it had such a unique, sweet, tang, I loved it. A must stop.

Order from a window and plenty of outdoor seating. In order to make it to Johnnys you either walk…read moreor drive most of the spot so the views are nice. They offer water at the pickup window. The bowls took a few minutes to come out but the preparation was beautiful and the food was delicious. The hazelnut crust on the halibut was thick which was more than I expected but still tasty. All the toppings made the bowl very light and fresh. Worth the value in trying the halibut in Homer!

Fast, reasonably priced and solid coffee! Staff were very friendly. I went here a few times during…read moremy stay and can confirm that the quality was consistent. Will be back!

A coffee hut on your way to the spit. They had a sign out by the road that said they were closed on…read moreTuesdays but we went on Tuesday so I'm not sure why. They also charge the same amount for hot or iced drink, most places charge like 50 cents extra to ice it. I think I got an iced latte with cookie dough vanilla. Like the other coffees I had in Homer it was not very smooth but it was still good. Hard to tell if it was burnt shots or just how the coffee is roasted. Dont know which coffee beans they use, a local from Homer or somewhere else.

Amazing service & yummy drinks…read more I ordered a sugar free Red Bull smoothie with strawberry , peach and coconut!

Quick service, coffee tasted ok. Not as smooth as some. I got a latte with Irish cream. Locally…read moreproduced cups and the only hut that has stickers so it doesn't spill. Average prices, even anchorage prices. Not sure about what coffee they use as I'm not used to anything but kaladis, steam dot, etc. I know there's a local roaster here in Homer. Not sure what they use.