Came in looking for toddler hangers but none in stock. There's a wide variety of things in store…read more Tons and tons of trash bins, cook ware and clothes. They have a mix of unknown no name brands, and well known brands. Lots of fair and good prices. Sometimes you find neat things.

Love what they are doing here to keep us safe and free from a poor shopping experience. Thanks…read moresecurity.

I have only been in the store a couple of times and each time it was to buy a young family member a…read moregift card. This is the place they want to shop for all kinds of gear and outerwear ! When I walked in I was impressed by how easy it is to find what you are looking for ... At least to find where it would be if they have it . It seems like they do have a lot of good things . I browsed thru their outerwear and saw some nice name brand jackets I would like to have . I think they were selling the ones in good shape for about 70% off . The staff was helpful and friendly . When I checked out their website I was also impressed by their online presence . The hoarding Marmot is centrally located and plays an important role in our outdoor lifestyle .

Great winter and ski consignment store! I was able to grab a long Marmont jacket for $75!…read moreDefinitely pop in here if you are looking to unload winter gear or are in need of some

When ever we go to find something it's there. The book selection always hits. You can always find…read moresome kind of bread machine and pots and pans.

Bathroom closed for the evening at 5:01 pm. No bathroom = no business. Unfortunately I had to walk…read moreout.

A quaint little bargain shop on base where you can find all sorts of things at a reasonable. Many…read moreof these items have been previously used or donated. The place itself isn't very big but you can find a decent selection of items, especially holiday items. I agree that their hours are wonky but still worth checking out.

This place is hard to get to. They recently moved it, and now it's closer to the new gym. My…read morebiggest complaint about this place is the fact that the hours are SO weird, I could never get there at the right times! I've only successfully been there three times, one of which was a military wive's social meeting. That was a wonderful experience, they had the place set up and we drew names of people that got to pick their prizes from the table, the envelopes had gift certificates in them. They have some great bargains in there, but they don't keep up with recalled stuff, just as a warning. Don't buy your baby toys and such there.

I was on an assignment in Alaska, I needed to obtain some conversational gifts for class I was…read moreteaching. I went to the Dollar Zone, found everything I needed. Thanks for displayed nicely. Prices were very clear. I need a little extra help finding something in the Clerk on duty did a great job. I walked out of there with several bags full of Fun things. Now I don't get to Alaska often but if I need to, that's my go to place. I highly recommend it for anything last minute and affordable.

I'm banking that they call it "Dollar Zone" because the sign is too short to put "Three or Four…read moreDollar Zone" or "Most Everything is Over Two Dollars Zone". It's dark and dingy in here. Maybe they keep it dark so you don't notice how dingy it is? Maybe they only paid part of their electric bill (obviously I say in jest)? Maybe they're too cheap and lazy to replace burned out bulbs? I think we have a winner! The reason I go to a dollar store is because they usually beat the big box stores on price and convenience. These folks did neither. We've established the fact their prices suck and it's a pain to shop in the dark like it was moonlight 9-pin-no-tap at the local lanes. We ended up driving over to Sam Walton's place and spent the money there. A mop and some hot soapy water would also do wonders. I know there's got to be a long list of some minor repairs that looks like won't get done. I understand this isn't the ritziest section of Anchorage and that businesses won't be a golden palace. But this store goes way beyond a little distressed, making it a drag to visit. So we won't. I must say the young man with the long hair was most amusing and friendly. We enjoyed his story on the lack of tax in Anchorage and the cost of the shopping bags. He seemed lonely. We understand why. 07/22

I have to admit a feeling of shock when we walked in. I read previous negative reviews and wasn't…read moreexpecting much. I was pleasantly surprised to find a fabulous selection on hand. It says something that my uncle, daughter and grand daughter all walked out with new clothes. I even found a couple of sweatshirts to bum around in. Do the math and that's four generations served by one store. My uncle's new wife won't let me use her name in the review and got mad and yelled at me about it. So, let's call her Mandice. Not because she has massively huge man-feet, but it's just a random name. Right? Point is, that there were shoes that fit those gunboats...and looked great, to boot (see what I did there). She left with a pair of heels, a running shoe and slippers. NR has a new shoe customer, thanks to me (even though she'll never admit it was me). I love the fact that they keep the place clean and orderly. There's a wide variety. The people are very nice to us, but, they do have to pick up the pace at the check out. We went back a second time and it was no better. Still it's a great find for us. 08/23

My experience today at your Nordstrom racks was horrible, they were super rude and were so busy…read moretrying to sell me on getting the credit card that they charged me for my cologne and then didn't put it in the bag, and I had to pay for a whole another Uber all the way down there just to pick it up and they weren't willing to do anything to make their mistake right. Not even a discount and the employee was extremely rude about me asking for them to do something to fix their fuk up which cost me 25 bucks to come back

Terrible "discount" store. Many of the items are the same price or more than the regular store…read more Clearly stocked by the same people who stock the Dollar Zone on Minnesota, but this location is smaller, so it's not even worth the trip for those rare "gems". The one item that MIGHT be worth it is party table cloths and birthday candles. Even the balloons here aren't a deal... it's cheaper to buy or rent a tank and DIY. Dollar stores in Alaska are a bust.

Terrible customer service!!! I hVectried several locations…read moreand it seems to be consistent.Must be co.ing from the owner or the way of training.

This place has a little bit of everything and discounted prices. Saved me a few trips if going all…read morethe way in town to the hardware store and left a little money in my pocket!

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I had come in to return a case of Dad's root beer after my husband took one sip and decided it…read moretasted weird and peppery. They accepted my return with no issues despite one bottle being opened and the return process was quick. There were a few sections of live plants, including flowers, shrubs, trees and edible plants. These areas seemed to be very bustling especially in the front. But they're a somewhat good deal but the selection of edible small plants feels a little more limited. Lots of sample guys out and they were lovely with good samples. No cart shortages in the front. The self checkout line was pretty long but it went by fast with pre scan and I was directed to an additional checkout they opened up which left me feeling like a VIP.

It is always a adventure to visit a Costco, aside from their staple items that they always stock,…read morewhich is why I will always be a loyal member! I walk through the store to grab a rotisserie chicken, and BAM! I see something I didn't even know I needed in my life! Then $300-$500 later our household is set for the next year on trash bags. However, ever with all the great deals, I can never justify paying $35 for TP. The best thing about Costco, is you can go to any one in the nation! My favorite hub was Seattle, it was 4 times the size of our puny anchorage locations, totally makes me jealous, the sheer amount of savings im missing out on because we are isolated in Alaska, and never get the really cool stuff, BOO. Additionally, I have moved to Big Lake, and its over 52 miles to our nearest Costco. Why can we not open a Costco in WASILLA!!! We deserve to have deals too here in District 12!