It's actually three different shops in one. Full of clothing and Alaskan gifts made in China. There…read moreis a pile of reindeer pelts that I thought were caribou at first. I found a cute pair of socks that I bought as a present. Definitely is a markup to what you would find elsewhere, but it's in an airport so what do you expect?

This is a newer Alaskan gift shop on the airport. It has a lot of locally made gifts as well as…read morelocally made snacks. Sadly, much of the trinkets say designed in the USA but are manufactured in China or Korea. Very few I found (other than the local foods) were made in the USA. Nice shop though with lots of unique gifts!

I recently ordered a beautiful Machetanz print from Obeidi's. It's the view from the house I grew…read moreup in in Eagle River. They worked with me via text and phone to make sure I knew exactly what I was getting. They also arranged to have it shipped to my home in Woodside, California. The price was fair, the shipping price was fair, the packaging was well done and I am incredibly happy with my purchase. Thank you!

When I first moved to Alaska in the year 2000 as an aspiring artist and photographer, I was…read morerecommended to Alaska Art and Frame the division of Obeidi Fine Art. Over the years the Obeidi family really helped me marketing my art and photography and eventually we became friends. This is how it happens. I am one of hundreds who do business in the beginning and then feel a part of the family. I would highly recommend them for fine artwork and for their framing capabilities.

A treasure! I stopped by Mosquito Books during my layover at 6 AM. The book shop was open and had…read moresuch a wide selection of books on Alaska, a sweet children's book selection, some Christian-themed literature and tools, and a good amount of fiction. They even have some unique finds such as a Short Stories in German book I picked up for my leisure time. If you're a book person, you will want to stop by Mosquito Books to see what you can find!

Like any airport store the prices were higher then the planes cruising altitude but I do have to…read moresay there is a nice selection of reading materials along with a variety of different sweets. The counter clerk was very friendly and helpful. The establishment would get five stars if they could work on their prices a little bit. I do understand a markup but for a bit of candy that can fit in the palm of my hand it was $15.

Alaska Business Monthly was established in 1984 and is Alaska's premier business magazine. Its goal…read moreis to promote economic growth in the state by providing thorough and objective discussion and analysis of the issues and trends affecting Alaska's business sector - and by featuring stories on the individuals, organizations and companies that shape the Alaska economy. Alaska Business Monthly emphasizes the importance of all enterprises, from the large multinational corporations that do business in the state to the numerous sole proprietorships. It stresses a statewide approach to business coverage with stories from all regions of the state and offers topical diversity just as broad as the Alaska economy itself.

I love Go! Calendar and Games. Their novelty toys are grossly overpriced, but they have all the…read morecool hard to find games that I just LOVE. Especially during Covid when families are spending more time at home together, I highly recommend you check this store out. They have lots of unusual strategy games you may never have heard of before like Blokus, Ticket To Ride, and classics like Othello and Backgammon. There's classic kiddie games you probably forgot about like pickupsticks and jacks! They've got all kinds of adult card games like Cards Againts Humanity. They have way more items in the store than they have one their website. They also have Calendars, obviously, so if you have a family member who has a, oh I don't know, a Glamour Chicken fetish, this is your store...

This store is so much fun! I always make sure to stop in and check it out while I'm at the mall…read more They have a great variety of games and puzzles and the staff is always friendly.

I have mixed feelings about his Greenhouse... the only reason I bumped them from a 3 to a 4 star is…read morebased on the sheer variety of plants they sell. Of all the greenhouses I've visited in Alaska, this one has the widest selection of perennials. They have things that NO ONE else has, so that's pretty cool. What isn't cool? Three things: One- their plants are all on the ground (instead of eye level on tables, crammed to closely together on the wet soggy ground. They're too close together and there's no place to walk. As a result: Two- their plants are being over taken by weeds. Since they're on the ground the weeds are free to take over. The plants are not very well tended at all. Three: The prices are waaaaaay to high given the quality. The plants are small and poorly tended and you pay for the POT size, not the plant size. Kinda ridiculous. The indoor plants in the greenhouse are well tended and gorgeous however. I just think their poor layout makes it really difficult to tend the plants. The greenhouse is an oasis of tropical plants, soothing sounds and smells. They have a cute selection of gifts- wind chimes, soaps and lotions and other zen items. I was really pleased with their selection of herbs, which is one of my favorite subjects: basil, siam basil, tri-colored sage, parsley, oregano, rosemary, thyme, lemon verbena, bee balm, chocolate mint, peppermint, chives and other lovelies. I'll definitely be back, but I'll be looking for sales to make it worth the trip.

My favorite Alaska Greenhouse! Small but the owner is very knowledgeable and very approachable. He…read morehas a very unique stock of plants and gives you care instructions for a lot of plants. I go every year at least a couple times. They also sell local honey, a must for my seasonal allergies. Make sure you check them out!

I was intrigued by their Alaska BIG FOOT Dark Chocolate Bar. The bar states it is made specifically…read morefor Sourdough Mercantile. The chocolate bar is rich and velvety. It melted in my mouth and I ran back to the store to buy a second bar before my flight departed. HEAVEN!!! Thank you Sourdough Mercantile!

This is a newer Alaskan gift shop on the airport. It has a lot of locally made gifts as well as…read morelocally made snacks. Sadly, much of the trinkets say designed in the USA but are manufactured in China or Korea. Very few I found (other than the local foods) were made in the USA. Nice shop though with lots of unique gifts!