Latitude 59

They used to be so much better, so I keep going back hoping it will return to its former glory. The "pork" carnitas was mostly potatoes, still frozen in the middle. What little pork there was tasted like the back of the fridge and was so fatty it was mostly inedible. Thank goodness for the eggs.

The roast beef sandwich was burned black. Even the meat was inedibly burned. Two separate visits. Great for coffee and a danish. Skip the lunch.

The best breakfast sandwich ever. The spicy pickled onions are awesome! Great lattes as well.

Delicious food! We had the veggie burrito, curry chicken and rice soup and the beef bolgogi salad. All prepared to order and delicious.

Love it. Quintessential Alaskan outpost store. A little of almost everything with homemade food gas and a post office. Free book exchange in entry.

YES!! I'm a local Alaskan. I go to Homer a couple of times every year to visit friends. Latitude 59 was great for breakfast. The coffee drinks we ordered were really good as well! Well made and they have good hours too!!! That's a plus in my book. It was hard to find coffee shops open down there.

Amazing wraps,salads and soups. Go to place to eat and open on Mondays in Homer which is rare. Never disappointed.

Honestly the food is usually better but on top of a dry lukewarm sandwich I ordered the “home fries” and they were absolutely not “fried” they were basically microwaved chunks of undercooked potato with little to no seasoning. Complete joke. Tiny portion of undercooked potato chunks no thank you…

Great food! We had the BBQ pork, and turkey sandwiches and a Caesar wrap and they were all delicious!

Some of the best coffee in this town and consistently tasty food to boot.

Got breakfast here this morning, and my goodness. I thought i made good Carnitas... and today i learned i was wrong. The Carnita Breakfast Burrito is phenomenal. On top of that the service is great. 10 out of 10 would buy again!