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.

Best winery in AK. The wine is top tier! It is delicious a must stop if you're in Homer. Wine tasty…read moreis a great options as you get 8 generous samples. If you go with a partner you can do double the tastings which I would recommend as there is many drinks. Their wine is luxurious it's not high in alcohol 8%-11% it more for the flavor and enjoyment of drinking which is ideal for my taste. They have a beautiful garden to walk through and a nice seating area to drink outside. The workers are super and talkative which makes the whole experience.

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!

Nice sunny gallery with a variety of local artwork on display. We were impressed with the…read morecreativity and variety. It's a good companion stop with the collective next door.

Located right in downtown Homer (off the spit), this gallery is worth a visit just to see some…read moregreat art. From wall paintings to hand carved figurines to turned wood, there is a large assortment of high-end art items. Even if you don't buy anything (or can't afford to), it is worth a stop by. In the least, they have smaller prints / wall hangings that are lower cost.

I just learned there is new ownership and I hope very much that the small town, community…read moresupportive and excellent movie experience continues in the future. It's important in my life on Southern Kenai Penninsula. Please keep it true to its working vision!

Come watch a movie here. Really. You won't regret it. It's like hanging in your cool, DIY friend's…read morehome theater. Families bring in their own bowls to fill with popcorn and kids are running through the aisles barefoot. There is a considerable amount of seating and the prices are decent. The preshow commercials are all for local businesses. This place is fantastic.

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.

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.

Ptarmigan Arts is a must visit for me any time I journey into Homer. They have an wonderful…read moreassortment of artists in this gallery and I almost always come home with something. I haven't taken any photos of the inside of the shop due to other yelpers reporting being yelled at and I don't like being yelled at, but it's a great place to support Alaskan artists and I suggest that you do.

This is a well run, rather diverse gallery of local artists. The woman that was working there was…read morecharming, Lots of different formats and styles. Some original, some a bit groovy. Worth a look.

Just a lovely little gallery on a cute side street just off of downtown Homer. Love the structure…read more- the front area seems reserved for temporary exhibits/installations, whereas the back half has smaller, handmade pieces - pottery, jewelry, plates, smaller paintings. All by local artists and some of the stuff at reasonable prices (by gallery standards). The exhibit I got to see - Ryan Romer - Yup'ic/Athabaskan artist from Anchorage - was quite inspired. Gives a great vibe as to the kind of fresh, creative art this gallery wishes to promote. Feels like a peaceful, well-curated place. Great place to pop in, while away a little time, feel inspired and maybe even find a nice gift or art piece for yourself without going into debt.

VERY RUDE LADY WORKING HERE!! Didn't even give me a chance to put a face mask on, she walked me to…read morethe door and pretty much pushed me out. Rofl nice to feel welcomed on vacation.