Mike's Alaskan Eatery — Restaurant in Homer

Kind of a strange place, but admittedly good food. I was in the area and really wanted some brunch food. Stopped in for that, and was told they didn't have anything like that, despite all the pictures I had seen in reviews. I ended up ordering a sandwich (the Franklin), which was actually very good, just not what I had in mind. It's two tiny little building next to each other, where you order at one, and there are a few tables for seating in the other. Wasn't nearly enough space for even the few people that were there, so I ended up taking my sandwich and eating it on the road. While the food was good and the service was nice enough, I can't say this was a particularly...

Small building, big flavor! Mike's is well worth a try. Super friendly, welcoming atmosphere. We stopped for lunch and grabbed a couple of sandwiches, which were HUGE! Loaded with fresh tasty ingredients. There is no need for chips or other sides, that's for sure. Don't let the size of the building fool you should you be looking for a place to dine in. The octagonal shaped building next door (Bubbles I believe it's called) is owned by the same owner and offers plenty of seating. Just take your sandwiches there and enjoy. Plus you'll be close by dessert options should you have any room left after the sandwich. Will definitely be eating at Mike's again in the...

Alright so I'm not impressed. We came because a friend highly recommended them. We got four sandwiches: Two grilled cheeses, a Franklin and a Boomking. All four of the sandwiches bread were so dry it hurt our gums. They used sharp cheddar cheese on the grilled cheese, it doesnt like to melt and has a consistency similar to rubber. The Franklin was supposed to have avocado which could only be found in the corners/end of the sandwich. There was also a massive amount of meat in the center of the sandwich, like the size of a toddler's fist that just over powered any favor. Then the Boomking was supposed to have a spicy sauce...