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Salty Dawg Saloon and Lighthouse (mi 142)
The Salty Dawg Saloon was originally one of the first cabins built here in 1897, just after the town was established. Today, a visit to the historic Salty Dawg Saloon on the spit will enhance your visit and put you in touch with many locals. Much more than a saloon, the Dawg has regular music performances and also serves light food.
Cosmic Kitchen
This breakfast and lunch place has a great deck that's tailor made for a sunny day. Hang out at the espresso bar, or dig into everything from French toast and huevos rancheros to fish tacos and a chicken tikka pita with chutney.
Homer Brewing Company
Homer Brewing Company opened its doors in 1996 and has been a local fixture ever since. The brewery is open 7 days a week, until about 6pm (hours vary slightly, so it doesn't hurt to call ahead). While there isn't an official tour, you're welcome to look around while you enjoy your brew.
The Saltry
Across the water from Homer and accessed by boat only, the Saltry serves up fresh seafood and salads in the fairy-tale setting of Halibut Cove. In a town that is connected by boardwalks, of course you'll be eating waterfront. And of course, the halibut and salmon is fresh.
Chartroom Restaurant
Longtime favorite among locals and visitors alike, the Chartroom Restaurant occupies one of the most spectacular waterfront locations in Alaska. They feature local seafood and individually prepared meals in a full-service, fine dining yet family oriented atmosphere.
HoursThe Chartroom operates 7 days a week, year round. Hours adjust seasonally, but run from early breakfast More...
Fat Olive’s Restaurant
This fun, cool restaurant serves up good pizza and sandwiches, including a meatball sub that's known throughout the Kenai Peninsula. Get a filling, affordable deal with the soup and sandwich combos, order up a steak, and don't miss the big, delicious desserts. Fat Olive's is super popular (make reservations) and can get loud, but the atmosphere is great—funky, modern More...
Wasabi’s
Sushi is the focus here, and you'll find an extensive sushi menu as well as specialty rolls. But that's not all. Wasabi's also does great seafood, steak, and duck entrees, all with fresh, local ingredients. There are also creative drinks (and drink specials), often made with infused liquors—look for the huge jar of strawberries soaked in vodka.
