Guidebook for Homer
Food Scene
Two Sisters Bakery was originally only a Bakery but the sisters have added fine dining and I love the dinners (which are not bakery fare) because they use fresh local and sustain-ably farmed or fished food and their enthusiasm shows up in the delicious dishes.
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Two Sisters Bakery
233 E Bunnell AveTwo Sisters Bakery was originally only a Bakery but the sisters have added fine dining and I love the dinners (which are not bakery fare) because they use fresh local and sustain-ably farmed or fished food and their enthusiasm shows up in the delicious dishes.
Crepes! With local wild honey! Also have savory crepe dishes. Really sweet cafe.
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Wild Honey Bistro
106 W Bunnell AveCrepes! With local wild honey! Also have savory crepe dishes. Really sweet cafe.
Unique spot with local seafood. You book through their website https://www.thesaltry.com/reservations-1/ or phone 226-2424. Would not put this in the budget friendly category. It involves a boat ride across the Bay.
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The Saltry Restaurant
1 West IshmailofUnique spot with local seafood. You book through their website https://www.thesaltry.com/reservations-1/ or phone 226-2424. Would not put this in the budget friendly category. It involves a boat ride across the Bay.
Drinks & Nightlife
Kharacters Bar
3851 Shelford StIt is so Real Alaskan and raunchy.
Arts & Culture
"The Pratt" has natural science and cultural collections in anthropology, history, art, earth sciences and biology of the Kachemak Bay region.
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Pratt Museum
3779 Bartlett St"The Pratt" has natural science and cultural collections in anthropology, history, art, earth sciences and biology of the Kachemak Bay region.
Diverse arts including some wares by local artists. "Bunnell Gallery" as its known is located in "Old Town" the original main street of Homer. This is adjacent to the Wild Honey Bistro in the same building.
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Bunnell Street Arts Center
106 W Bunnell AveDiverse arts including some wares by local artists. "Bunnell Gallery" as its known is located in "Old Town" the original main street of Homer. This is adjacent to the Wild Honey Bistro in the same building.
Shopping
Homer's Jeans
564 E Pioneer AveOwned and managed by a Homer Local for more than 30 years.
Great place to pick up some local jam, vegetables, jewelry and flowers. Open Saturday and Wednesdays 10 - 3.
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Homer Farmers Market
1155 Ocean DrGreat place to pick up some local jam, vegetables, jewelry and flowers. Open Saturday and Wednesdays 10 - 3.
Getting Around
Adventure Alaska Car Rental
1441 Ocean DrLocally owned.
Sightseeing
Good way to get to hiking, camping and kayaking spots across the Bay.
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Mako's Water Taxi
4308 Homer Spit RdGood way to get to hiking, camping and kayaking spots across the Bay.
Once a cannery town it is a good tourist day trip. Especially if you are visiting on 4th of July.
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Seldovia
Once a cannery town it is a good tourist day trip. Especially if you are visiting on 4th of July.
Parks & Nature
Hiking, camping and kayaking. There is a developed trail system and overnight Yurts.
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Kachemak Bay State Park
Hiking, camping and kayaking. There is a developed trail system and overnight Yurts.