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Homer

: See Trojan War for the ancient epics. Homer is a city on the Kenai Peninsula in Southcentral Alaska and is long known as the "Halibut Fishing Capital of the World." It is also known as the "End of the Road". The most westerly point on the North American contiguous highway system is in nearby Anchor Point. There the road (AK 1) turns southeast and ends at the tip of the Homer Spit, a natural sandbar stretching some four miles into Kachemak Bay, at the End of the Road Park.

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    Mike's Alaskan Eatery

    Mike's is a tiny cafe serving giant food, both in volume and flavor. An instant hit with locals and visitors alike, Mike's serves a variety of sandwiches, salads and soups, tacos, and a Sunday brunch. Be sure to check out the daily specials. Catering available.

    Wed-Mon 9AM-5PM

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    Boatyard Cafe

    As the name suggests, this is located in an actual working boat yard. A local favorite for years, it was sold and revamped in 2021 and is better than ever. Be sure to check out daily specials before ordering. Breakfast and lunch, closed on weekends.

    9 AM-4PM Mon-Fri$10-$20

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    Fika

    Coffee and pastries and super happy people making them. The cold brew with coffee ice cubes is great on a warm day.

    Saturdays, 10-3, during market season$3-$10

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    The Kraken Cafe

    Homer's newest coffee roaster. Coffee, pastries, snacks and soups.

    7AM-2PM

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    Captain's Coffee Roasters

    A sort of homegrown Starbucks with a drive-through.

  6. Drink

    Coal Town Coffee

    A good place for espresso or a wide variety of teas.