Life long Alaskan here. impression:…read moreNot a single employee seemed to enjoy life, or the job at hand. They were uninterested in navigating a little chitchat to help you find a meaningful gift. Grunting, and pointing without smiles. I found some boxed chocolates on my own. And although the venue was large, I didn't feel comfortable surfing products in such and unfriendly atmosphere. I did see some Alaska cards in a rack...., I saw the price and thought holy s#it....i can't afford this place.... So I just got the chocolates and left. Are the chocolates good? I have no idea they were gift.

Stopped in to see the "biggest chocolate fountain in the world." We were the only customers in the…read morestore. We looked around and then we got some unique Alaska-flavored ice cream that was really tasty. Glad we stopped in.

A clever little shop for Alaska souvenirs and gifts. This store is one of five in Anchorage. They…read morealso can be found in Seward and Talkeetna. There really is something for everyone here. Novelty items as well as a few practical things all with an Alaskan theme in mind. The prices are typical for a souvenir shop, maybe even a bit more reasonable. We picked up a couple books on the history of the state and one called "Alaska Bear Tales". We also bought t-shirts for the kids and a hoodie for memaw. My brother claims to love salmon jerky. We found him a bag and a framed map of Alaska for my cousin's upcoming birthday. Don't worry, he never reads my reviews (I'm not entirely sure he can read at all). 07/22

This store is a nonprofit who takes donations, repurposes old items and uses the money back into…read morethe community. The employees are always really nice. There are a ton of stuff in here you might need 30+ minutes if you're really looking. They have an array of items you can by. Mostly furniture, DIY materials and stuff people hand make, crafts, clothes, dishes, Alaska stuff, jewelry. Etc. random stuff. Things I have bought: a car trash bag, dryer balls, laundry detergent strips, sticker, I forget what else really. They have a small kids area with toys and clothes, women's clothes upstairs, a few rooms with dishes, an Alaskan section, a reusable item section, a craft room, and space for volunteers to repurpose stuff before they sell it. They also do craft classes here but I'd check the website for up to date info. They also have a cafe now that rotates who is cooking. I have never seen the coffee bar operational they have nobody that runs it. I dont know if the lady working in Remade would make you a coffee or not if you asked. They are located between Huffman and de Armond road on old Seward. Usually open 11-5 and closed sundays.

I came across an item they listed on Facebook Marketplace which was a lot of rough opals. After…read morecommunicating by text we agreed on a price and I came in to make my purchase. I had been here years ago. It's basically a non profit thrift store with a twist as they have a workshop in the back that they make items and repurpose hence the name re:Made. Hollea, when I arrived showed me more minerals she had received from a donated estate and I took pics to show Judy and we researched and through texts we negotiated and I came back next day to purchase several more. They have glassware, paintings, posters, jewelry, books, lots of thrifty items. Everyone that works there is a volunteer and everyone is very friendly. Check them out.

Friendly customer service. I got baskets which are well made and reasonably priced. I'd looked at…read morelarger department stores and didn't find any as nice as these.

Loved it!!! This place was fun to shop at. It had great customer service. There was a variety of…read morethings that make it a great place for gifts.

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!

Very knowledgeable staff helping to answer any questions. Lots of great and unique locally hand…read morecrafted gifts for fair prices.

I wanted a cross fox fur stole for my glacier elopement and Alaska Fur Exchange was the place…read morerecommended to me for this. I placed my order in February and was able to pick up my beautiful hand crafted stole just in time for my elopement in July. It was so perfect!

I hadn't been to Bell's in years and decided to swing by to go to the winter edition of the South…read moreFarmers Market. I was pleasantly surprised! They have a great gift shop portion of the nursery that is dedicated to *non plant* type items like candles, purses, dinnerware and candy. They also have a nice little coffee shop with a great seating area! Since I went in the winter they had a nice selection of house plants but mostly TONS of poinsettias and Christmas trees. The greenhouse smelled absolutely amazing with all the pine trees. The farmers market portion was AWESOME! Amazing vendors, live music, and fresh Alaska veggies like potato's, carrots, onions and tomato's. All in all it was a great experience!!

Bells Nursery is an institution in Alaska. I have been going to Bell's for all things green for as…read morelong as I can remember .They always have the answers to any question I have about my yard, my garden, my trees, and my indoor plants. Bell's nursery is also one of the most festive and fun places to be at Christmas time. They have a wonderful gift shop full of treasures for all your family members ,they sell Sees' Candy , it's the only place in the state where you can find this delicacy.They have a coffee shop and Santa Claus is there for family pictures , South Anchorage farmers market is there every Saturday thru the 20th . They feature elite vendors who offer delicious baked goods , beautiful jewelry and other creative items that make perfect Christmas gifts . SAFM is famous for its locally grown fresh produce and creating fun markets with all kinds of unique wares that everyone enjoys . Bells is a great place to visit .... Especially at Christmas

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!

5 Stars AK&Co Gourmet Market…read more AK&Co Gourmet Market at the airport is an absolute gem the kind of place you wander into thinking you'll just browse, and suddenly you're walking out feeling like you've discovered Alaska's hidden treasure chest. Their gift shop game is elite: clean, organized, full of unique local goodies, and stocked with the kind of stuff you actually want to give as gifts instead of the usual airport knick-knacks. From the moment you step in, it feels like a little slice of Alaska's charm wrapped up in one perfectly curated shop. And let's talk about that Alaskan salami with reindeer meat pure, undefeated, top-tier greatness. I'm telling you, it's the kind of snack that makes you forget you're in an airport and instead makes you feel like you're on a culinary expedition through the Last Frontier. Flavorful, rich, and honestly one of the best things you can grab before a flight. Big credit to AK&Co for keeping quality alive and making the airport experience something you actually look forward to.

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. They have some really fun wine bottle stoppers and ornaments here. 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!