Sweetgale Meadworks & Cider House — Restaurant in Homer

First of all, I can say nothing of the quality of the products. I went with my wife on 10/3/2021 at approximately 6:04pm. When we entered there was one staff behind the counter and apparently a close friend, otherwise the establishment was empty. We were not acknowledged in any way. After a moment of looking at the menu without any greeting or anything from staff, we proceeded to briefly look around the -admittedly cute - store. Before returning to the counter where we still weren’t acknowledged. The staff was too busy talking to her friend about controversial social/political topics to even look at us. After another moment, I looked at my wife and asked if she was ready to go. We walked out. Homer has plenty of options with stellar service and top notch products. This isn’t...

Hands down best Alaskan mead. I've had hivemind, Denali, two seasons, odin works, AK ciderworks. All are making crafty, aged, dry meads and seem to always miss the mark for me by losing the actual flavor of the main ingredient, honey. Sweetgale is the only one I enjoy because they have younger Sweet meads you can taste the honey in. As someone getting into making mead and possibly bee keeping Jason was beyond open answering my million questions and treated me and my wife as if honored guests in his house. Will be returning every time I'm in homer and recommend everyone who enjoys a mead you can actually taste honey in...

Great place to visit on a wintery Homer afternoon. Cozy ambiance, nice locals, and great conversations. Graham and Jason were great.

I'd recommend trying all 10 mead flavors in a flight (small pours). As a southerner, I enjoyed the sweeter berries and chose the Sitka Strawberry and Nagoonberry meads. The Alpine Blueberry and Black Currant were more tart/sour to me.

They have food trucks in summer (one is Venezuelan and one is Middle Eastern fusion). However, they offer a cheese and...