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Cafe Cups
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Restaurants
162 W Pioneer Ave
Homer,
Alaska 99603
(907) 235-8330
Reservations a good idea. We stopped by at a little after 6 on 4/2/06. We were seated but the...
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Reservations a good idea. We stopped by at a little after 6 on 4/2/06. We were seated but the place immediately filled.
The food was delicious. Casual attire. Mostly locals it appeared.
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Cosmic Kitchen
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Restaurants
510 E Pioneer Ave
Homer,
Alaska 99603
(907) 235-6355
Cosmic Kitchen is the best Tex-Mex in town by a mile. We love the place - super hippy style,...
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Cosmic Kitchen is the best Tex-Mex in town by a mile. We love the place - super hippy style, delicious healthy food, mellow relaxing atmosphere, and gigantic portions. Get everything smothered - you want all the extra enchilada sauce. Breakfast, lunch, and now dinner is available. If you are in Homer, this is a must eat place.
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We love Broadwalk Fish & Chips. Halfway down the Homer Spit on the right, this is the classic...
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We love Broadwalk Fish & Chips. Halfway down the Homer Spit on the right, this is the classic deep fried halibut (and other fish) place. It's totally casual, quick, and inexpensive ($40 for two people.) The food is fried, and fried, and fried. Don't forget to start with a clam chowder bread bowl. Yum.
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Homestead The
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Restaurants
Mi 82 E End Rd
Homer,
Alaska 99603
(907) 235-8723
The Homestead is on par with Cups and Lands End. It's a comfortable, spacious place about eight...
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The Homestead is on par with Cups and Lands End. It's a comfortable, spacious place about eight miles out on East End Road. The owners are delightful and make you feel at home. It's always moderately busy, so reservations are suggested, although they have a nice bar and plenty of walk in space during the week. The food is excellent and changes regularly, although there are a few mainstay dishes. The views are spectacular - try to get a seat facing out over Kachemak Bay.
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There are two Frosty Bears - one in town and one on the Homer Spit. We like the one on the Spit...
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There are two Frosty Bears - one in town and one on the Homer Spit. We like the one on the Spit better, but if you're lazy, the one on Pioneer will do.
A sushi meal requires ice cream for dessert. An ice cream addict requires ice cream after a meal. So - we at ice cream. Yum. Bear Claw is always a chocolatey goodness winner if they have it.
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Sourdough Express was started in 1982 in the back of a green truck. It's now an anchor restaurant...
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Sourdough Express was started in 1982 in the back of a green truck. It's now an anchor restaurant in Homer between town and the spit. All three meals are good - the food is solid (sometimes great, always good), and the environment is cozy (although a little touristy). Make sure you check out the photo albums on the tables - it's good "alaska-rama".
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This is what a breakfast diner should be like. Casual, friendly, funky place. Broad menu with...
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This is what a breakfast diner should be like. Casual, friendly, funky place. Broad menu with ample portions. So refreshing to escape the chain monotony.
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Bunnell Street Gallery
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Art Galleries & Dealers
106 W Bunnell Ave Ste A
Homer,
Alaska 99603
(907) 235-2662
Bunnell Street Gallery is the best contemporary gallery in Homer - maybe in Alaska. It rivals...
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Bunnell Street Gallery is the best contemporary gallery in Homer - maybe in Alaska. It rivals many big city galleries for quality, even though the choices are local artist only. It's run as a non-profit and the gallery head - Asia - is an accomplished artist in her own right. On the first Friday of every month ("first Friday") there is an open gallery with a new exhibit - we went tonight and the place was packed. Definitely worth a visit.
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Fresh Catch Cafe
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Food & Dining
4025 Homer Spit Road #20
Homer,
Alaska 99603
(907) 235-2289
Tonight was our first night in Homer. Since it's the July 4th weekend, it's very busy. So - we...
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Tonight was our first night in Homer. Since it's the July 4th weekend, it's very busy. So - we trolled around looking for a place and the Fresh Catch Cafe caught our eye. It's one of the obviously new places this summer in the first boardwalk / pier area on the right next to Frosy Bear's Ice Cream. The service was great - two nice young girls - and quick - we had a bowl of chowder within 2 minutes of entering the restaurant. Amy and I both had the pasta with shrimp and halibut - delicious. Simple, quick, relatively inexpensive - and healthy. We'll be back.
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Megan Gray - a licensed and certified massage therapist - gives the absolute best massages we've...
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Megan Gray - a licensed and certified massage therapist - gives the absolute best massages we've had in Alaska. Megan is a delightful person, can sense your mood immediately, has a great little massage studio, and is incredibly attentive. Amy and I have gotten massages all over the world - Megan is in the top few people we've had work on us.
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