We needed some flowers to make bouquets and corsages with and typed in flowers on Yelp and this one…read morepopped up that was nearby. We came in and she let us know right away (to not bother with your mask, I don't care..) that was our greating. But anyways about flowers.. she has quite a few to choose from but not a huge selection. Lots of greenery options to make your own bouquets. There's also tons of pots and house plants to choose from. We wanted purple flowers so we made our way into the cooler storage. Typical daisies, roses, Peruvian Lilies, Chrysanthemums. I bet if you call she can get you whatever you want. She also has any accessory to make corsages and extras for bouquets like sticks and butterflies. Kicked 1 star for Customer service, not a personable friendly lady but she knows flowers. Another lady came in to buy things and we were ignored.

I walked in looking for a purple corsage and boutonnière for that weekend(Prom) knowing nothing…read moreabout flowers and she looked at my dress and picked out the most perfect selection. She was so sweet and helpful, very good customer service. Definitely coming back next year

Best place to work in Alaska. The employees at Linford go the extra mile to serve their customersread more

A place for all your food supply needs they carry a huge variety of syrups for coffee and…read moreeverything you'd need to run a coffee shop, they also carry specialty cheeses and tons of flours! Alaskan business that stays true and fare to Alaskans! Pretty much if you own a restaurant or order for one Linfords is the place to go!

Natural food and healthcare store with many Alaskan-made products. They sell gift baskets of…read moreAlaskan made products, natural deodorant, and Chapstick, bulk products, frozen foods, and more. When I was there a local oyster farmer was giving people the products they had pre-ordered. Great for gift shopping for both local and tourist alike. Be sure to pick up an Alaskan Naturemade magazine for some great recipes and insight to the area.

I didn't think we had one of these stores, but today I found one. We had just left lunch across the…read morestreet and decided to see what this store was. We pulled up and I got excited before I even walked in. Keep your empty cleaned out bottles and jars because ladies and gentlemen we can now buy bulk item with out all the plastic from the big stores. They also have empty jars for $.50 if you need them. They have everything from raw nuts, fruit, vegetables, shampoo and toothpaste tablets. We walked around and looked and then decided on a few items We got small jars of a shea butter lotion, amazing! Also picked up some lip balms I believe we got three different ones. Also Amazing! I picked up some wheat berries so I can mill some flour for bread. Speaking of bread, they also sell bread made locally. They sell cookies and coffee made with beans and syrups they sell. We left with a bunch of goodies to try and takes about our next trip and what we will get. I'm changing our eating habits this year. We are making everything at home. No fast food all home cooked. Well except today when we had to eat, but we choose well with our food. lol we are eating clean now so if your looking to change your eating habits, or want to get away from all the plastic and buy local, stop in and have a look. You never know you may just see something and keep coming back for more.

I can't say enough about the staff at Polar Wire Products. Customer service at its best! Whatever…read moreyou need, they will help you find it. A wide range of quality products from quality people. Thank you, Polar Wire, for making my day today. You didn't have to go that extra mile, but you went TEN, and I won't forget it.

Alert people that listen and then ship you the parts you need in a timely manner. I do business…read morewith them again and again. Phillip Ostler

Excellent company offering excellent website and service. I…read moreordered few parts for basic maintenance, all arrived 100% right on time, from Alaska to New York.

The people are friendly I like their selection- Everything…read moreyou need is there. And I like how you're able to keep other people in our membership.

Fortunately, I've had no further distress with the pharmacy, and my doctors with regards to RX…read more However, I'm updating my review, because I hate the way Costco runs out of things, and does not replace them. I've been hunting now for weeks for Apple Cider, and it's out of stock at Dimond and the Business Center. And I never knew this prior to shopping at Costco - cases of Bush's Baked Beans are a seasonal item, so now I buy multiples of those. But what I find most aggravating about Costco these days, is the lack of seating in the food court. They have these tall tables you stand up at, maybe 4 of them, and very few of the picnic style tables. Unfortunately for me, by the time I have done my shopping, and get to the food court, I'm in excruciating agony with my back, and feel like I will collapse if I do not sit down immediately. But because there are so few tables to sit at, I have to wait till someone is done. And often, when they're done, they will sit doomscrolling on their phone. And let's also insert at this point, my distress at them removing the deeply beloved Churro from their menu. I'm not the only one deeply distressed by this. I really think you could do some dining table rearrangement Costco, for us people whose backs really hurt, (but not quite enough to get on one of those disabled person carts) As always, kudos for the $1.50 hot dog and soda, but are you ever bringing back the diced onions/sauerkraut?