Guidebook for Homer
Food Scene
"Casual eatery with a nautical motif & water views serving locally sourced seafood fare, wine & beer." - Captain Pattie's. A local favorite for seafood, including salmon and halibut, Captain Pattie's is an excellent choice if you want to taste some of Alaska's best seafood.
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Captain Pattie's Fish House
4241 Homer Spit Rd"Casual eatery with a nautical motif & water views serving locally sourced seafood fare, wine & beer." - Captain Pattie's. A local favorite for seafood, including salmon and halibut, Captain Pattie's is an excellent choice if you want to taste some of Alaska's best seafood.
Another local favorite in downtown Homer offering salads, soups, sandwiches, burgers, and Mexican food with a local touch.
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Thai Cosmic Kitchen
510 E Pioneer AveAnother local favorite in downtown Homer offering salads, soups, sandwiches, burgers, and Mexican food with a local touch.
Fresh baked bread, pastries, and savories for sale, along with homemade soup and sandwiches for lunch. Open year round, but closed on Sunday. Try taking one of their chocolate rolls along for a snack on Bishop's Beach.
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Two Sisters Bakery
233 E Bunnell AveFresh baked bread, pastries, and savories for sale, along with homemade soup and sandwiches for lunch. Open year round, but closed on Sunday. Try taking one of their chocolate rolls along for a snack on Bishop's Beach.
A local favorite. Great pizza, but other items on the menu as well. Watch the pizza makers whirl the pizza dough around as they fill your order. Open year round.
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Fat Olive's Restaurant
276 Ohlson LnA local favorite. Great pizza, but other items on the menu as well. Watch the pizza makers whirl the pizza dough around as they fill your order. Open year round.
Vida's Thai Food
397 E Pioneer AveWe like Thai food and we like Vida's.
The Land's End Chartroom is a bit more upscale dining for Homer, but blue jeans and XtraTufs are still acceptable here. Located right at the end of the Homer Spit, the dining room views of the bay are incredible.
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Land's End Resort
4786 Homer Spit RdThe Land's End Chartroom is a bit more upscale dining for Homer, but blue jeans and XtraTufs are still acceptable here. Located right at the end of the Homer Spit, the dining room views of the bay are incredible.
Mike's
158 W Pioneer AveSandwiches or Sunday brunch. Their version of Eggs Benedict is fantastic.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Salty Dawg is an iconic saloon on the Homer Spit with a long and interesting history. A "must-see" for any trip to Homer and ideal for unwinding after a long day fishing.
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Salty Dawg Saloon
4380 Homer Spit RdThe Salty Dawg is an iconic saloon on the Homer Spit with a long and interesting history. A "must-see" for any trip to Homer and ideal for unwinding after a long day fishing.
Bar and grill offering live music. Check their website for the music schedule!
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Alice's Champagne Palace
195 E Pioneer AveBar and grill offering live music. Check their website for the music schedule!
Homer Brewing Company
1411 Lake Shore DrGrace Ridge Brewery
870 Smoky Bay WayEverything Else
Offering a little bit of everything, the Homer Spit is the place to go for shopping, fishing, sightseeing and entertainment.
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Homer Spit
Offering a little bit of everything, the Homer Spit is the place to go for shopping, fishing, sightseeing and entertainment.
Sightseeing
Bishop's Beach was the local access to Anchor Point from Homer, before the Sterling Highway connected the two communities. It is now a great place for picnics, walking your dog (generally an off-leash location; if your dog is too aggressive, keep him or her on leash, please), beach combing, or just enjoying the sound of wind and waves. Always be prepared for cooler temperatures, even in summer, to fully enjoy your stroll on the beach. Generally the water is too cold for swimming.
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Bishop's Beach Park
Bishop's Beach was the local access to Anchor Point from Homer, before the Sterling Highway connected the two communities. It is now a great place for picnics, walking your dog (generally an off-leash location; if your dog is too aggressive, keep him or her on leash, please), beach combing, or just enjoying the sound of wind and waves. Always be prepared for cooler temperatures, even in summer, to fully enjoy your stroll on the beach. Generally the water is too cold for swimming.