We stopped here on a Saturday morning around 11:15am and waited a short line. Our order was taken…read moreafter we browsed the delicious-looking pastries and menu. We got: 1) 2 veggie savory - absolutely fantastic. Hot fresh and delicious!! 2) jalapeño cream cheese cheddar bun -- kinda heavy on the cream cheese for us, but other than that, fabulous! 3) chocolate and bread - oh my God amazing it was stuffed with delicious chocolate and absolutely perfect!! 4) potato and artichoke frittata -- yum yum yum! 5) BLT baguette -- I was worried that there was maybe too much mayo, but the mayo was seasoned with some flavor which made it even better, and the bacon was not too overwhelming, and the bread was perfection!! So good!!

Such a cute bakery at a great location. There is outdoor seating in the back. The inside where you…read moreorder is small area. You wait outside to receive your order. The staff is kind and friendly. I ordered a ham and cheese croissant and a cinnamon roll. Both were delicious! If you are in town for sure stop by and try their great treats.

Came to Alaska in 2014 and took my best friend halibut fishing. This place gave us the best time…read morefor our buck. You buy your fishing tags at the office and it lets you catch 2 halibuts and 1 king Salmon. We went out about 25 miles out to do our fishing. The capitan was a great host he lets us drink beers and we all had a great time. Be sure to pack a lunch since all there required is to get ya on the fish. After fishing for 4 hrs we cruised up the inlet to try our luck on salmon. Out of 10 of us on the boat I was the only one to catch a 24lb king salmon. After we got back to the dock they filet the fish for ya. If your looking to ship back your fish they will take care of all shipping for ya. I highly recommend this captain he definitely puts us on lots of halibut. Great times for sure

Absolutely fantastic time. Was a little nervous after reading some of the reviews but very very…read morehappy that we went with them. Old captain that seemed to rub people the wrong way is gone and retired. Fools gold was our ship, and was in fine enough condition, head was clean, plenty of room for the people in and out. We had the pleasure of being with Capitan Dave C. and Deckhand/first mate Ash. The two of them really made the trip incredible. We went with a group size of 7 plus a baby, and they were both insanely accommodating to the little one, let us setup a pack and play in the berth, even checked in on her when we were out fishing and she was sleeping. Tons, and I mean tons, of great conversations, hysterics laughter, and learning a boat load about the area, the fish types, everything under the moon, honestly. Both of them gave clean and consice rules, what to do, where to be in the boat, showed us how to bait, where to land the catch. Very patient folks, and made this excursion top notch. If you want to go halibut fishing, and want to have a good time, go with them. You'd be making a mistake to go with anyone else. Tl;dr: Awesome crew, awesome fish, very nice and would never fish with anyone else given the choice. All limited out, every one of us, with some impressive catches.

I love bringing out of state guests to Bear Creek Winery in Homer. Their grounds are absolutely…read morebeautiful, I love all the flowers in bloom during the summer. The wine is also excellent, so many different varieties for fruit wine can make anyone into a lush. The staff is attentive, quick to serve and helpful. They're also just fun to be around in general. Every time I have visited, they are never busy, which is also a plus for me!

A winery in Alaska?! You heard right... this beer forward state actually has a winery too!…read more I like to wine taste in every state and country I visit so this gem was on the list during my Alaska trip. The wines here are all on the sweeter side (I am not a fan of sweet wines) but they did have a few options that even my palate enjoyed to sample though not enough to buy a bottle of... though you may find it to your liking! A fun fact about the Homer Bear Creek Winery is that most of the wine is not produced from grapes but from various local berries. Overall, it was a fun and different experience with a friendly and informative staff member who made the tasting experience quite enjoyable while browsing the trinkets in the gift shop/tasting room. The property also hosts an inn and has a cozy cabin vibe. If going for just the wine tasting I'd say an hour is plenty for a fun thing to do in Homer.

$5 daily car parking, $15 daily camping sites, $15 daily boat trailer parking sites, fishing access…read moreis free, assuming you have a license. Not really impressed with this particular location, although we didn't fish, so I don't know if the "catching" is good at this location. There's access to the river bank for fishing, which is why people go here. Bathrooms are clean. The vistas here aren't terribly impressive. Campsites are merely functional and nor very attractive. It's definitely geared toward RVers who are there to fish. Frankly the sites are ugly, very open and exposed. I observed a number of vacancies despite it being the beginning of fishing season which I think speaks to the overall quality of this location- dusty and desolate.

Jenn and I headed down to Kenai/Soldotna for the annual Dip Net thing, with our trailer and dogs…read moreattached..problem was we could not find an empty campsite...can you believe that? No sites in Alaska...aww God bless the tourists that rent RV's...) anyrate we followed some signs to Morgans Landing Site, and much to our surprise sites were available! We choose a very nice and secluded one, surrounded by trees, and brush...complete privacy...what was really cool was there were Bald Eagles visible, along with Moose everywhere..we soon why the tourists did not flock here...Bears...90% of the occupied park were Alaskans who knew what to do and not to do...the tourists went screaming on their way..as a few actually tried to feed them...Jeeez how dumb..anyway..we stayed 5 days as allotted, and it was beautiful...the kenai was 1/4 of a mile away, the wildlife..and us in our trailer...the campsite is very much worth visiting...just beautiful...

Consistently good. Community theater that presents modern? Historical & comedy. Shakespeare…read more Musicals. Jazz nights. Always a engaging show. Been around for over 30 years. Youth theater workshops too.

A wonderful community theatre that produces engaging, fresh content as well as youth performances…read moreand classics. Pier One is the driving force of theatre in our community; from theatre camps for kids to jazz music to new play festivals and more, Pier One is one of Homer's cultural gems.

These folks are great. They were recommended to me by a few different respected folks in town. The…read moreshop was really busy, and I had a tight schedule and lots of work needing to be done, but they got me in in a reasonable amount of time, found everything that needed work, and got it all done in short order while communicating everything to me effectively. They didn't shy away from the hard work and did great work. The truck drives like new. Pretty stoked to find the right shop on the first try. I always feel lucky when I find a good shop I can trust, and feel like I found that at Aftershock.

3,500 miles from home, Aftershock squeezed me in even though they had a three-week backlog of…read moreanxious customers. Tracey was honest and fair and went out of his way to help me. This is a place even an out of towner can trust.