During the summer you can order oysters on their website for pick up in Homer on Wednesday, Friday…read moreand Saturday. I ordered a couple of dozen and ate them on our bay cruise wildlife tour. They were awesome and the best summer oysters I have ever eaten. I usually don't eat raw oysters in the summer because they are spawning and they are a little mushy and have a milky residue. But these July oysters were absolutely fabulous. Maybe they spawn in the early fall. Check it out.

This is my favorite place in the world to get oysters. The owner/operators are amazing and the…read moreoysters are just so fresh, delicious, and tender. You can find them at the Homer Brewing co. And sometimes at the farmers market. They come in various sizes, well iced, perfectly clean, and a variety of yummy sauces to compliment the oysters! They have a cute little food truck they park outside the brewing company and in the summer there are all kinds of fun folks hanging out, playing music, enjoying the scene!

Amazing oysters! Small bar with delicious seafood. They…read morealso have a selection of various baked oyster flavors/toppings. Simply great!

They have a bunch of diferent seafood forsale but namely the fine Kachemak Bay Oysters. Alaska…read moreoysters are the best and these are the best of the best!

Definitely a memorable moment for me and my family! We tell everyone to visit and you will not be…read moredisappointed in the wonderful experience of Nina's delicious food and culture

Sorry to report the building is about to fall down. If you enjoy the macabre, & supporting their…read moreRussian Orthodox church to build fancy gold dome turret things, by all means dine (only outside) here. Everything is "to-go", you must call or text SMS ahead to order. Nina's Borscht is great, but she had no sour cream only mayonnaise & still charged us over $100 for lunch. The dessert was not as pictured, clearly she was out of essential ingredients. Probably best to just stick with a cup of borscht.

Just don't. It feels like they buy close-outs in bulk, mark them up x00% and sells them for "half"…read moreprice. Owner seems to think everyone's out to get him. From the overwhelming number of 'you're on camera' signs to his stoic observation of people in his store touching shirts, it's a less-than-comfortable experience. Posted hours mean nothing (says every day open but they were closed for 3 in a row). Shelves marked 'made in Alaska' full of items labeled 'made in China/Bali/etc. T-shirts for $45? Go to the Spit for good stuff and good people.

Prices are 2x higher than shops on the Homer Spit! Walked out with nothing! Old and dirty feel…read moreinside.

Cute coffee shop but senseless pricing on made in china crap passing off as local fare.read more

From the owner: Wild Alaska seafood, provisions, gear and local goods in a converted fish processing building at…read morethe end of the Homer Spit.