Visited while vacationing in Alaska. Recommend by our tour director. The best Gluten Free pizza…read morethat I have had in the continental United States! Friendly staff, great service. It was so good we came here two days in a row. If you have celiac....you know how hard it is to find great gluten free food. This place is it!!

We were very excited about this restaurant, and the pizza was fine, but service was terrible…read more We were told it'd be a 20-minute wait and it was closer to 40-45. The waitress we were assigned barely spent any time at our table. She showed up to take our order, but kept misunderstanding as we were reciting it -- she would repeat it incorrectly, and we'd correct it. When she left to give our order to the kitchen, she never came back. Other servers filled our water, cleared our table, and checked on us. She did not come back until the food was all boxed up (by another server), and we had to flag her down to get the check. No surprise that multiple orders arrived at the table wrong. An appetizer was missing, two drinks never arrived, one pizza was a size too big and the other one was a size too small. Perhaps we'll visit again someday. Not soon though.

I love the Twisted Goat ! As a local it's one of my staple restaurants where you can find good…read morefood, yummy desserts and a tasty drink. I know they buy their fish locally. It's a small restaurant and sometimes you have to wait a minute to get in but there is a great deck on the side to have a drink and wait by the fire pit.

What a gem. Wonderful design and atmosphere giving staff lots of space to make it a great…read moreexperience. Service was excellent all round. Nice local beer selection. Food was delicious. Special mention to the rhubarb berry crisp!

The pizza is an outstanding thin crust. The view is amazing. They have Homer brewing beers on…read moretap. The service is as fast as it needs to be. Definitely will be back.

The place looked super cute inside but I got a slice of the mushroom and thyme to go. I feel like…read morethe size was fairly generous. The crust had a nice chew and the toppings tasted fresh. Would definitely come back and eat in to take advantage of the water view.

Smells great!! Awesome staff, nice focused menu. The restaurant is on the pier with a nice view of…read morethe water. I was starving coming off an all day fusing trip and AK Fryers was closed. As I stumbled around the pier the intoxicating smell of the pizza drew me in. They also have a nice selection of deserts. The staff is very friendly and they crank out the food. I will follow up with a review of the shrimp fry I ordered.

Pretty solid, open til 10 on the spit and allowed someone to pick up an order after hours. Pizzas…read morerun about 12$ for a 12 inch gourmet style and we got the meatball pizza that included sliced tomatoes, cream cheese, meatballs of course and a few other toppings I can't recall.

This restaurant is by the same owners as the now closed Little Mermaid. That restaurant was…read moreabsolutely exceptional, and when they were at this original location they served wood fire pizzas, and some sandwich options. Homeslice's menu is now essentially that portion of their Little Mermaid menu with a few additions like appetizers & salads. While I'm happy to still have a piece of the Little Mermaid available when I'm down in Homer this restaurant no longer holds the same "wow factor" especially since it's mainly a pizza joint now. This is a seasonal restaurant only open mid May-early September. The pizza is pretty good. The crust is flavorful, and it's got an abundant amount of toppings. But, the pizza can be a bit dry. The crust to topping ratio isn't well balanced. There's basically an entire breadstick as the crust. While they do put a lot of toppings it always seems to be lacking sauce so some bite can be dry. It's sadly not my favorite pizza spot in Homer (of which there are now many--it's kind of becoming oversaturated). The pizzas are all what I would consider California style with some out of the box toppings. They only find in 1 size--12 inches, which is pretty much a personal pizza. We ordered the Thai chicken pizza, sliders & ahi tuna poke. The ahi tuna poke is exactly what used to be served at the Little Mermaid. It's one of my favorite dishes in the state, and is so delicious and fresh. The sliders are also very good. They're little smashed patties that are well seasoned & flavorful. They also have some great crinkle cut fries & house made ketchup. They have desserts, but sadly not their famous carrot cake. We got some cupcakes, and a Rice Krispie treat. Dessert was good! The space here is very small & cramped. It's even less seating than when it was the Little Mermaid. There are outdoor picnic tables as well. It's counter service, and they deliver the food to you. Happy to still have a small piece of the Little Mermaid available!

Homeslice Pizza is a must if you're in Homer! Hands down the best fish and chips I had the entire…read more10 days I was in Alaska! The only downside is I didn't spend enough time in Homer to try more items on the menu. The pizza coming out looked absolutely delicious. My son got the BBQ Mac and Cheese, and I couldn't believe how flavorful it was!

This new addition to the Homer Alaska food scene is only 2 weeks old and is turning out some very…read morecreative offerings. Pizza's range from the standard pepperoni to Margherita with fusion offerings like spicy bulgogi (korean style) to steak au poivre pizza, the latter, both a first for me. Once a Thai restaurant now transitioned to a fusion pizza cafe with international food offerings, the cafe was well filled for a Wednesday night in little Homer town. For a newly opened restaurant, the service was quick and efficient as was the food which was also creative and tasty and reasonably priced. There was a decent enough beverage list revolving mainly around beer, wine and a few non-alcoholic offerings. Charming ambiance with mermaids everywhere, there is a book store reading room attached to the cafe.

Thank the Lord for this place, they saved our butts on our 1st Wedding Anniversary trip to Homer,…read moreomg. Everything was exorbitantly expensive in Alaska in general, but this place had ALL THE DEALS for snacks and booze. We just so happened to catch a glimpse of this place off the main road to and from Homer to some of the surrounding coastal towns and decided to roll up in here, so glad we did. We stuck out like a sore thumb since it's mostly locals who come here, and we got a few stares walking through the aisles, but the workers were all friendly, and for the prices, we were okay being the odd ones out, lol. Just be aware they close fairly early, like 8 p.m., and a few nights when we came here to pick up some booze and snacks for our hotel room, we made it just in time before closing (making sure to leave 10 mins before so as not to hold up the closing staff). You cannot beat the prices here, if you have a kitchenette in your hotel, this place could save you. I'd say for those with Airbnbs who may be doing their own cooking and fishing, you can't beat the prices at this supermarket. They also have their own little deli and a small liquor store inside. Highly recommend it if you're in Homer looking for a good grocery store.

This store/deli takeout was crazy in all the things it has and carries. I wish I would have had…read moremore time to look around. They had a large variety of vegetarian and gluten free foods considering where they are located. We got some pizza slices to go and they were good and greasy and full of flavor. I would recommend this place to others I know traveling there.

I'm not sure if this place is under new management or if current management has just let it slide…read morebut...it's harder to recommend now. The menu is very basic, much more like the food you'd see at a bar that just has a deep frier. The pizza is medicore. The fried chicken sandwich is bland. There are lots of beers on tap but almost all over them are from one or two mediocre breweries. Also, the men's restroom has one stall...with no door on it. I hope you like doing #2 while people look at you. Seriously, how does a restaurant not have door on the bathroom in 2026?

The service was great and the place was big with a lot of seating. However, I got the cheesesteak…read morewhich I did not enjoy too much. The menu stated that it came with a homemade cheese sauce so I was very excited for it butttt the "sauce" was so watery, did not seem like it was made with cheese at all.. I would not get the cheesesteak, the sweet potato fries were nice though, I would ask them to be extra crispy though because the inside of some of the fries was mushy which is not my preference.

I am staying out in Fritz Creek have come in here every day for a week. I have had delicious…read moresandwiches, soup, baked goods, and pizza. I even placed a special order for extras that I got the next day. It was all freshly made. I picked up some groceries as well, saving myself a trip into town. I am so glad it has reopened as a grocery and take-out dining place since the fire as it has some of the best food in town. The people are very friendly and helpful.

This has been a favorite of mine in the past and would normally have gotten five stars. However,…read morethis visit was quite different. The short little guy behind the deli counter was rude, abrupt, unpleasant, disrespectful, and generally unfriendly. This is 180 out from my previous experiences. The above was written by a customer a bit ago and I am reiterating it, this just happened to me today and is so unacceptable. I will not be returning to this place. Horrible customer service, I never need to be reprimanded by a, what seems to be super unhappy, deli guy. I asked to speak to a manager and the guy at the other counter said he was a manager, however, didn't really seem to care about what I had just experienced. I've seen him be rude to other customers as well. To the owners, you're losing customers due to your employees.

Mead is having a moment in Alaska, and I am here for it! This meadery opened up about a year ago…read moremaking it the second spot for mead in Homer as well as the 5th brewery/winery in this town. The selection is excellent. There are several different varieties of mead to choose from including a barrel aged series. They also have a list of creative mead based cocktails to add to the experience. Since it was my first time here I went with a flight of 3 meads: the dandy lion, elderflower & Berry Berry. I also have never had a barrel aged mead, and I am a sucker for all things barrel aged so I got a taster of the Buffalo trace experimental 2x. The mead here is not overly sweet. The berry flavor was more tart than sugary, and very refreshing. Surprisingly, (but not so much bc the menu has excellent notes on each flavor profile) the dandelion mead was the sweetest of the bunch. My least favorite was the elderflower. I love elderflower in my drinks, but I felt like the mead didn't really showcase the taste of elderflower. I did like how bubbly it was though as I'm all about carbonation. The barrel aged one was definitely my favorite. It was so unique, and you could really taste the whiskey notes in it. Service was fast and friendly. I believe I chatted with the owner or head brewer a bit who was very excited to discuss all things mead. They do have a build your own charcuterie board selection where the cheese and meats are priced by weight. They also offer a food special sometimes. When I went it was a beef barely soup, but I've seen in Facebook they've also done pizzas, oysters, roasted pig etc. they're active on Facebook and post their specials. There was plenty of seating. Large picnic tables indoors as well as a few outdoors. They had some cool lighting, and a disco ball going inside. The music was funky. You could also peak into the barrel aging area. Next time you're in Homer check this place out! They're definitely doing mead right.

A revelation. Never had such exquisite mead and not too sweet. Paired it with some cheese. Enjoyed…read moresitting outside with friends. Hard to choose among the many varieties but it keeps you coming back. A pop up is coming! So excited. Wish they had more mead on inventory and in sizes permitted for carry on.