I stopped by today just looking around, and didn't find a single thing. The quality of items was…read morelacking and the prices felt a bit out of touch. $88 for a used Patagonia cotton top? Pass. Even the clearance rack was high. Last year I found a lovely evening gown that was reasonably priced, but I wouldn't recommend this store for everyday clothes. You're better off buying new elsewhere for a little more but that's not worn out. The staff is nice and the location is just a quick walk across the street from 5th Ave mall.

Stopped in with my daughter during the few hours we had in Anchorage. This place is STELLAR. We…read morefound a ton of stuff and the prices were reasonable for resale. Loved it. Super lovely staff as well.

I rarely write reviews for businesses but Penny Royalty is such a special and unique store that I…read morehave to share what a special find this store is. I typically HATE shopping and I get overwhelmed in antique and thrift stores so it took me a few months of hearing about this store to finally make it in. Now it is my GO TO store for my own personal shopping, gifts and housewares. probably 70% of my clothes come from Penny Royalty. I can't find anything at Nordstrom that feels like it fits but I'll walk out of Penny Royalty with 5 new staples that feel like they were made for me. & that's not all! I have lamps, beautiful wine glasses, art, incredible jewelry, vintage copper trays, vases, hand poured candles in antique glass etc that adorn my home and make my house feel magical. Penny Royalty feels welcoming and kind of enchanting. It has changed my perspective on shopping and supporting local businesses because I always feel like I belong here. Nessa, the owner, is an amazing woman and she has an incredible eye and will help dress you and find the perfect pieces or gifts. Every time I'm in the shop there is a stream of people coming in and out just to see her and say "hi." I can't recommend this store enough. I've traveled around the world and been to a lot of cool places but I've never been into a store that is as curated as Penny Royalty. Its hard to imagine in Anchorage :) which is why you dont want to miss it when you're here!

Cute store but overpriced. The kid behind the counter was not rude but did not interact. They…read morehave some cute things & a few pairs of great boots.

I was surprised that I could post a review on this although these are private residences conducting…read morebusiness on personal belongings that they don't need or have an excess amount to unload. Once again, summertime is here and that means garage sales citywide for anyone looking for bargains at a fraction of the cost by regular retailers or treasure-hunting for a rare, hard-to-find item just sitting in someone's attic or storage room. I look forward to these events every weekend just to take advantage of the warm, sunny weather and of course, the thrill of the hunt for that rare vinyl record hidden in a stack of milk crates or cardboard boxes. I find that the shopping experience is a lot more laid-back when meeting the people holding the garage sales despite the fact that you may not find what you need or want from time to time. Some are decent families who go out of their way to welcome visitors by having their kids make fresh lemonade or homemade cookies for only 25 cents making it that much more enjoyable personally. As far as items go, anything can be found that could be worth more than what the asking price is. Clothing, furniture, antiques, household goods, electronics, books, tools, sporting goods, and DVDs among others are some good finds that are still like new or never been used. When shopping for vinyl records, I save as much as $10 or $20 on a stack that can also be negotiable for a lower price as the weekend draws to a close. Certain garage sales will do this on every single item for as much as 50 to 75% off after 2PM on Sundays. In certain cases, you may be lucky to get that item for free rather than the sellers wanting to put it back in storage. Some good resources to find a garage sale close to you or one that carries a particular item you're looking for are the classifieds on the Anchorage Daily News's website, Craiglist, or Marketplace on Facebook. This is one of the more enjoyable weekend activities you can take advantage of outside instead of going to the mall or watching a movie in the theater during the middle of the day.

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

I frequently visit this thrift store and found incredible deals. However, because they have changed…read moretheir mission. It is only free items for people in need. I'm posting a review because you can still donate and give money to this amazing charity.

I ventured here on my last day in Alaska. They had a special where yellow tag items were $1.00. I…read moreknew I didn't have much room in the suitcase for my return trip home. I found a Noah's Ark framed photo of Arc Encounter in Williamsburg, KY. Where I have been. It was $1.00. Also found a rhinestone barrette for a $1. The prices were cheap on household but kinda spendy on clothes and shoes. The proceeds support charity.

My favorite place to shop in Anchorage. Friendly staff and lots of unique items from furniture to…read morenapkins. Bonus: local artist creations! Love this store!

LOVE this place. Been a fan for years. No matter where they were - we'd find 'em. Very friendly…read morestaff, beautiful displays, unique gift things for gifts, .... just all over a very nice. HIGHLY recommend a visit or three :)

Ive been wanting to check out this place again as it's been several years…read more Very heavy perfume smell throughout the store so the clothes would need a few washes. I however didn't find anything that I wanted to pay 35-70$ for a used shirt. I don't really wear high end clothing I guess. Small kids section up stairs as well, lowest prices I saw was $10 for clothing but they don't do cheap brand names that I could see. Saw a few pieces with stains on them which I was surprised they would buy/sell stained clothes. Some cute earrings and no black flats in my size. I would come back during their sales but other than that it's a pass.

I brought some nice clothes there and they only consigned like 2 things and gave me very little for…read morethem. A lot of their stuff is quite expensive for second hand. It's nice clothing, but I won't consign there again. Probably won't shop there much because it's expensive.

Terrible lady running the place ! HALF of what she has is her personal collection, her assistant is…read morea little bit nicer ! My wife rented a booth from this place and it was nothing but a losing proposition! Nobody knows about this place because you would never suggest it to a friend !! Total waste of time. ! I shopped, but anything I was interested in, they acted like it was a pain to get it out of there cases to let me inspect. I had picked out a mink coat for my wife for Christmas , but after I though about it , I went to David Green Furriers!

I came down here a short time ago after hearing from a customer at Lazy Dog Antiques that they had…read morea collection of vinyl records available. Rethink Home is a family-owned business located on W. Fireweed across from the VFW Post between Arctic and Spenard. The display floor is filled with an interesting mix of antique furniture, novelty items like 80's icon shirt button pins (Pac-Man, Mr. T, Galaga, Max Headroom, He-Man, and Q-Bert among others), a large detailed oil-style painting of Audrey Hepburn from the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's displayed on the rear wall in the back room, Alaskan memorabilia, and crafts from local artists. Like all of my other reviews on antique stores, my main focus is the vinyl they have in wooden crates set up by the front register. The collection here is relatively small and like the secondhand thrift stores, they will arrive randomly without notice. There was an array of albums from the 40's and 50's up to the more modern artists from the 70's and 80's. I saw a few that caught my attention but unfortunately had to pass on because of the condition of some of the records. Some jazz albums I considered buying had visible surface scratches and split seams on either the top or bottom of the album covers. At $5 to $8 on some of these, these were priced relatively high by their condition alone. However, they did have a separate crate of records that were marked down to $2 or 50% from their original selling price, but again the condition was a concern. The nearby secondhand thrift stores had vinyl in better shape at only $1 apiece or .60 at the lowest with minimal surface scratches or fully intact album covers with the original inner sleeve available. However, the people running this store are very friendly and this place is a good option for anyone looking to purchase some paintings or a detailed wood-carved piece of vintage furniture.

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.