Incredible store! What a treasure! So many great toys, games, baby things, trinkets just awesome!…read moreJust fun and precious!

My favorite place to shop locally when I'm looking for unique and fun gifts for kids. I always…read morestock up on greeting cards when I'm here- they've usually got a great selection and are one of a kind. They also carry lots of puzzles, books, board games, and gifts for grown-ups, too!

Every time we stop in Fbx we make a trip to this antique store. It is clean and well organized. The…read moreladies are super welcoming and engaging. The prices are reasonable and there is a wide selection of items spread across several floors.

Service and selection were outstanding. There were many unique items in the store which made me…read moreglad we found this store and items

Met Ann and Denise. Lovely ladies that I got to know that day and shared their beautiful stories…read morewith me. I got this fur barrette that is so cute!!! Thank you Ann and Denise. Will send you my prayers that God will always guide you and be with you always.

owners were super helpful in helping us pick beads for a craft. also local and native owned which…read moreis awesomw

A owner is always rude and condescending there is no reason for someone to act like that to a…read morestranger

Thank you, Laura, for your wonderful energy and of course, for all the beautiful pieces you have in…read morethe shop! I did in fact figure out why I was drawn to the aquamarine, it was something that I have been told for months by doctors to pay attention to, but it took a rock for me to take it serious lol. Thank you for you

great place to get cheap used kids clothes, boots, toys, etc. When selling things to them, the…read moretrade in value is usually pretty low though

We love OUAC, especially for getting large items or things that kids will grow out of quickly and…read moreare normally expensive (snow suits, jackets, etc). However, I HATE going in there because of the smell. Whatever they spray or have as fragrance is so over powering and disgusting. Anytime I go there, I leave with a headache. I won't even bring my child in there with me anymore. It also is so soaked into the clothes that I have to soak them in vinegar and borax when I get them home before I can let my little one wear anything. I've tried running a soak&wash cycle but I can always still smell that smell. Fragrance is toxic, especially for babies and I wish they would stop with the overkill in the store.

I found out Fred Meyer is Kroger/Ralphs. I came here to do…read moresome shopping expecting it to be like Kroger - wrong. They also had clothing, shoes, even a jewelry store inside! Haha. The produce was the same and great. It's a huge store. We did self check out - but the lady at the deli was super sweet when I got some turkey breast sliced up.

I don't know why, but I really like shopping at Fred Meyer and will shop at one if there is one in…read morethe city I am visiting. For those of you unfamiliar with Fred Meyer, the set up is similar to Wal Mart in which you have your grocery side and then the side that sells items you would expect to find in a department store (clothes, books, outdoor sporting equipment, kitchen wares, etc). But I prefer shopping at Fred Meyer and think the atmosphere is just different from Wal Mart. Anyways, my husband and I ended up shopping at this particular location twice while staying in Fairbanks, to stock up on groceries. Fred Meyer is part of the Kroger family and so if you have a loyalty card with this market chain, you can provide the phone number you used to sign up for that, at check out to get additional savings. Convenient location with plenty of parking. The store was clean and I appreciated the disinfectant wipes inside, by the front entrance so that I could wipe my cart down. If I was a local, I would shop here regularly.

This little shop is a photographer's dream store - and right here in Fairbanks! You won't find a…read morebetter collection of vintage camera lenses anywhere. Way better than eBay, this guy lets you even test the lenses on the street before buying! If you want to get a feel for size and handling of legendary lenses, you must visit this guy! He knows his stuff, and provides great cleaning and servicing for cameras and lenses too. One of my favorite stores as a photographer! I could spend a lot of time - and money - here!

Wonderful place, very professional but not too commercialized. The owner Richard and his wife even…read moremade postcards themselves, with cute marmots, red fox and grizzly bear. Highly recommend this place if you need slc repaired, buy tripod or even lens! Surprised we could find such a nice place here. All for the northern light!!!

Practically speaking, there are 3 places within the Downtown 2nd Avenue business district: Two…read moreStreet Gallery (my personal favorite), Arctic Travelers Gift Shop, and Alaska Rare Coins. Each has their own strengths, but what I enjoyed most about Alaska Rare Coins, was a nice selection of quality souvenirs, all packed into a fairly tight space. There's plenty to look at, but be prepared to say "excuse me" a lot wrt other customers.

Such a cool store located in downtown Fairbanks. They have some amazing coins, books &…read morecollectibles. The owners were engaging & you could tell they enjoyed doing it. I was surprised how reasonable the prices were.