I was there on a cruise ship looking for jade from Alaska. They had a great selection at a fair…read moreprice. Purchase a 3 piece set earrings, braclet and necklace.

Let me first tell what happened. My 7-year old daughter was looking at one of those leatherbound…read morecribbage cases - something not fragile or breakable at all. One of the employees (bald and Caucasian) walks over from the counter, snatches the booklet out of her hands, and aggressively snaps at her saying, "Keep your hands to yourself and don't touch anything! This is not a store for kids!" Note, this is a store with Star Wars posters on their doors and jigsaw puzzles. My daughter and I were a bit shaken, but I said a quick sorry, and then it hit me - this kind of behavior was completely rude and inexcusable and I felt like I should have defended her and told him to back off. But then I realized if it happened to us, chances are this was not an isolated or unique incident. The same will or has already happened to others who visited this store. If they continue this kind of behavior, they are going to hit someone's else's nerve who doesn't have the same restraint that I did. So if the same happens to you and your child if you do come here, know that what they're doing is wrong, and absolutely fight back if not just for yourself, but for the rest of us this has happened to. To gain some perspective as well though, hundreds of cruise ships with tourists visit this store regularly. They have probably had incidents where kids mishandled and broke some items, so they are very defensive about it. But here's the thing - if you're in this business, you should also be educated enough to know how to deal with this respectfully with customers. Put a sign up saying "Children not permitted. Thanks for your understanding". Or you say, "I'm so sorry, we've had some incidents before and prefer children not to handle the merchandise. Thanks". That's it. Anyways, I hope this is a lesson in customer service to this store because they do carry a lot of very nice items. But many times it's not what you're selling that determines how good your business is - it's how you treat your customers.

It was a very fun store! We were walking the town and stopped in. Great selection of quality…read moresouvenir clothing!

We perused through many tourist shops in Ketchikan and this Tongass Trading Company was one of the…read morebigger stores near where the Ruby Princess was docked. It's a fairly big store, clean and organised. Sure, there are touristy goods available for sale but that is why I liked this store! They had a good variety of things that you need and things you didn't know you needed until you saw it here! Staff were nice and friendly, too!

I visited several stores here in Ketchikan looking for a puppet for my granddaughter. I found them…read morehere! Super cute moose, bear or otter. They also had t-shirts here for kids that were $5 each, made from 100% cotton and soft! Fast and efficient service too! Great place.

This tourist shop has a very good selection of goods. Their…read morechildren's section had something to satisfy most tastes. Lots of books and games. This is one of the larger shops at the south end of the port area, just north of the Xmas store. Their children's section prices here are pretty standard. You may get lucky and catch a sale. When there are six ships in port, this store might be a congested nightmare but we were there with only one ship that holds 2000 people so shopping here was a breeze with no waiting to pay for everything.

I went here with my grandma to buy a souvenir. There was a shop dog roaming around inside unleashed…read moreand came up to me and sniffed my leg. I lowered my hand down for it to smell me and it BIT MY HAND and started barking loudly. Don't have an animal in your shop if it's not friendly. Imagine if that were to happen to an unsuspecting child. Completely disappointed in that shop.

This place has really good variety when it comes to Salmon Jerky and prices when it comes to…read moreAlaskan-unique jelly. It's a bit of a walk from the cruise ship port, so you will see many shops along the way. Check them out first to comparison shop, but well worth the trek.

My family and I recently went on a cruise to Alaska and Ketchikan was our first stop. The selection…read moreof native-made items was incredible. The service was also wonderful. I don't recall the young woman's name who helped me, but I specifically mentioned I was looking for native-made earrings for my mother in law and she showed me a few options. She also gave me the background of the jewelry maker and I ended up buying three pairs. The value was also excellent for authentic, one of a kind pieces. She did mention that we should do all of our shopping in Ketchikan, and I didn't listen as it was our first port. I should have listened! I regret not buying more there.

caribou creek in Ketchikan lacks the retail professionalism it takes to be truthful to me. I…read morepurchased several items totaling 5300 dollars and was promised that they would ship the items to my home address since I was there on a cruise. no return calls or any out reach to me. I guess my next step is contact the Alaska attorney general for a resolution

This Asian grocery store has a wide range of items from different kinds of Ramen to crackers to…read morecookies and drinks. You can get preserved duck egg for your congee or fish balls for your hot pot! The owner (who told us she has lived in Ketchikan for over 40 years) is super nice and also owns the restaurant next door (Porte O Call). We were able to find all the stuff we wanted here. -----TL;DR----- Pros: convenient location, wide variety of items, super nice staff, and connected to the restaurant next door Cons: a little bit on the pricier side than one might expect, but it is imported to a small town and the main clientele is tourists, so it makes sense Bottom line: a great place to get your Asian groceries if you're visiting Ketchikan!

Go to for all our small grocery needs! So sweet and well organized we grab large spring roll…read morewrappers and glass noodles once a month along with all our snacks!

If you are on a cruise or in the area for another reason, Id recommend visiting this place. The…read moreshopping complex this shop is located in has a lot of things to check out. This shop in particular has some decent prices, neatly organized, and with some of the best prices we saw while cruising through Alaska.

This is a souvenir shop by berth 1. If you can think it, you can probably find it here. A lot of…read morethe brands and items can be found at the other stores around Ketchikan, with prices being both better and worse an the other stores as well. In other words, don't expect lower prices just because it has the word "outlet" in the name.

There are a lot of souvenir shops in Ketchikan. Though I think that I decided to visit this one…read morebecause of its interesting name. Upon entering the store, I was pleasantly surprised by the selection. The other souvenir shops all seem to be the same with goods likely made in China and not a whole lot that is local. Whereas this store distinguishes itself from the others as it proudly sells Alaskan-made products. I was looking for some Alaskan-made soap and was able to find it here, as well as a beautiful coaster with native art of a crab on top. If you are looking for a standout souvenir shop in Ketchikan, I would recommend shopping at Blasphemous Bill's.

We stopped in this shop because my daughter had asked us to look for fireweed honey lip balm (I…read moredidn't know such a thing existed), that she wished she had purchased in Skagway. They had so many different things in this store, such as knives, crystals, candy, coffee, mugs. Why am I saying this is great? Ever since I went to Denali last year, I have been looking for 49th State Brewing's Frontier Wild Blueberry Cream Soda. Out of all the shops I went in to in Alaska, this place was the only one that had it. My regret was being able to only buy a four pack at the time.

This is an excellent souvenir shop right near the port in Ketchikan. It is affiliated with the…read morefamous Tongass Trading Company. They have a massive selection of merchandise and the deals are fantastic. We stopped in and picked up a few shirts and keepsakes.. and saved $15 thanks to their bundle promotions. They gave us a free souvenir bag since we spent over $25. Everything is super organized with friendly staff. Highly recommend stopping here to get your Alaska gear and keepsakes.

I was on a cruise to Alaska, and one of our stops were in Ketchikan. Inside Passage is a great…read moresouvenir shop! Some items seemed too pricey but there were some reasonably priced items if you took the time to look for them. They would probably sell more items if they lowered their prices slightly. They're conveniently located right off the pier. Stop by to get your souvenirs! Customer service was very friendly and helpful! They do accept US Dollars but cannot give you change in US Dollars.

My partner purchased a baleen and walrus ivory basket for almost $1000 yesterday. It had the…read moresignature of Carl E Hanks on the bottom. Today we unwrapped it and the signature is GONE!! Were we conned? I think so!

Stopped by Tom's Treasures on our Alaskan cruise back in July and loved it. I'm a sucker for these…read morelittle hole-in-the-wall shops, and this one did not disappoint. I'm super into the Native American/Native Alaskan stuff and I found this place has tons of cool souvenirs and Native Alaskan knickknacks to browse. My wife told me very specifically not to linger too long or I'd end up spending way too much money... and she was right. Definitely a fun stop if you're in Ketchikan.