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Where to eat Cafe food in Homer: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Cafe food in Homer, Alaska, United States. Homer is a nature lover's nirvana where common sights can include moose grazing, a black bear crossing the road or porpoises playing in the surf. The charming seaside city, overlooking Kachemak Bay and the Kenai Mountains, can be the starting point for a multitude of exciting adventures, including glacier skiing and viewing and guided kayak tours. Naturally splendid Kachemak State Park offers even more outdoor fun, with miles of excellent backcountry hiking trails. Explore nearby Halibut Cove, a unique fishing and artists' enclave where the roads are made of water. Or head to downtown Homer to sample delicious seafood, art galleries, museums and shops that sell locally made crafts. A trip to Homer would not be complete without casting a rod for salmon or halibut, the area's major catches. Head to the Homer Spit and try your luck from the shore or join a chartered fishing boat excursion. No matter which activities you choose, a weekend in Homer is sure to be an unforgettable experience.
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7. Portside Coffee & Co.
Reviewed By YukonBillSusan
This is a good morning stop for a delicious fresh baked scone and a cup of coffee. Always a good variety of both. Drive thru is available for those in a hurry.Thank you for your kind words about Portside Coffee. We strive to make each coffee every day be the best coffee every day. Please drop in again and introduce yourself!
6. Shore Brew Espresso
5. Boatyard Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By GC404
Tucked near the entrance to the Northern Enterprises boatyard along Kachemak Drive is found one of our favorite Homer eateries :)). This place offers a large array of menu items that are made with delicious ingredients... the main features here are their scrumptious burgers (piled high with goodies) and milkshakes (mmmm!). Thereâs also seafood and Mexican selections too (try the shrimp basket, which is served in big portions large enough to share). Enjoy!
4. Duncan House Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
Reviewed By John H
The whole family went for breakfast - three adults and two kids. Food was very good especially the Spanish omelette and the Bud 2 burrito. The burrito had extra green Chile and jalapeños. Really good. They had a nice plate for the kids, a pancake with ears. Service was very good. Coffee was good. Would definitely go back.
3. Wild Honey Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By 510kimberleya
I loved this cute little place. I got a savory crepe- the Forager and it was super delicious! Wish I had had room for a sweet one- next time! You can sit inside or outside. Good espresso drinks, too.
2. La Baleine Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By Jack D
We ate here and loved the food. Service was the only complaint.....it took 20-30 minutes to get our food. You stand in line and order inside at the register (table service would have been nice). We then chose a table outside since the weather was great. It took a long time to get our food and they apologized for the wait. The food was great and because of that, we would go again.
1. Two Sisters Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1241 reviews
Two Sisters Bakery is a cozy Cafe/Bakery located by Bishops Beach, serving delicious food in a warm inviting atmosphere. We feature fresh handmade pastries and breads, soups and sandwiches as well as excellent coffee. Open year round, we cater to locals a
Reviewed By CathyGeorgia
We got some bagels and pastries here to have for breakfast the next morning and they were just okay. The sticky buns were way too sweet and the bagels were not really that good. The workers did not seem all that friendly, but maybe that is because it was close to closing time.
