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KENAI PENINSULA.
Alaska's playground for world-record salmon, fresh-off-the-boat halibut, and coastal bakeries.
Kenai Peninsula culinary scene is renowned for Resurrection Bay Oysters, Kachemak Bay Halibut Tacos, Sterling Highway Roadhouse Pies. Stretching from Resurrection Bay in Seward to the end of the Spit in Homer, the Kenai Peninsula is Alaska’s premier coastal food corridor. Expect boat-to-table seafood, rustic log roadhouses, and seaside bakeries with panoramic mountain views.
The Food Scene in Kenai Peninsula
Stretching from Resurrection Bay in Seward to the end of the Spit in Homer, the Kenai Peninsula is Alaska’s premier coastal food corridor. Expect boat-to-table seafood, rustic log roadhouses, and seaside bakeries with panoramic mountain views.
"Book dinner at The Cookery in Seward weeks in advance for summer weekends, and grab fresh cardamom buns at Two Sisters before walking Bishops Beach in Homer."
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Where can I eat the best seafood on the Kenai Peninsula?
The Cookery and Ray’s Waterfront in Seward, and Fat Olives and Captain Pattie’s on the Homer Spit offer the freshest cold-water oysters, black cod, and wild halibut.