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.

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.

Amy's is SUCH a strange little store. Since I live around the corner, I've driven past it more…read moretimes than I can count and my curiosity finally got the better of me. The signs outside are all in Korean, so I had NO idea what to expect. So I walk in and immediately I'm greeted by a shy little Korean lady who is clearly flummoxed by the fact that a white lady just ventured into her store. She eeks out a hello and eyeballs me as I wander, confused, around her store. This store is tiny and well, weird. At the front of the store there's dimestore Korean items. Things such as mesh tents to put over your picnic food to keep the bugs off. Hmmm. Odd, but ok. The wall is lined with some quality rice makers. After that things get weirder because after the rice makers are women's clothing of questionable fashion. Badly dressed grandma clothing is the best description I can come up with. Hanboks for toddlers. Then comes the super bad selection of grandma shoes. Kinda like orthotic knock-offs. Then off to the right is a very, very random assortment of food items. Puffed rice crackers in HUGE bags. Black rice in bulk. Seaweed. A few cold/frozen items. Dehydrated "healthy" homeopathic mushroom things. Really REALLY random items, all in bulk. For those items, I will be back. The rice and lentils were a good price. Nowhere in the store did I see any Home Decor of any kind. So I'm actually more confused and curious than I was when I went in. Since Amy's english is very broken, I couldn't extrapolate any kind of explanation about the home decor thing. Maybe she does interior decorating on the side? Korean speaking friends, please illuminate me!

This store does have some cute items, and I'm sure there are a few exclusive pieces here and there…read more But after my recent experience I will never support this store again. We paid $120 for a lamp and then found out later it was part of a $120 set of TWO from Bed Bath & Beyond! When you shop at a boutique, you expect that higher prices mean you're getting something more unique, higher quality, or thoughtfully sourced. Instead, They're reselling mass market items at a 100% markup while presenting them as boutique finds. I think it's wrong to take advantage of customers this way, especially when you're shopping with the expectation that you're paying more for something special or unique. It Just be cautious and check brands before you splurge.

I purchased $350 worth of items and when I got home I reversed imaged each item and found them all…read moreon Amazon at half price.

Yikes! I ran in here hoping to find a simple, elegant, cute lamp for our guest room. I could not…read morefind a single lamp for under $100. With that said, I don't think I found one around $150 either. The only one a mildly liked was one of those rectangular paper lamps, around the 150 mark, Made In China. Same lamp on Amazon, 35 bucks. There was some sort of whimsical coffee table that also caught my attention. The gold trim was poorly painted (maybe intentional?), the same trim was plastic & there was zero sturdiness to the table. Yep, overpriced as well. 180. There's a reason why the relatively large parking lot is always empty. The mark-up on all of the items is insulting.

When I first came to Anchorage (almost 3 years ago) a neighbor took me shopping to show me the…read moreropes in Anchorage. Journey Home was on the list and I have been going since. They have fun gift and personal ideas for the home and in various price ranges.

I love this store and all the employees are sooo nice. It's worth the stop in. You are sure to find…read moresomething in your price range.

Absolutely wonderful store, my favorite! Excellent selection of high quality Scandinavian home…read moredecor, food products, candles, etc Extremely kind and accommodating staff; helped me put together a gift for my daughter in Anchorage (I'm on CA). Reached out to give me personal suggestions and substituted an even better option. Then presented everything to her in a darling bag with a beautiful card! Can't wait to be in Anchorage again so I can go back to Nordic Home :)

Fabulous quilt store in Anchorage! We stopped in Whittier and took a cruise excursion to…read moreAnchorage. I specifically chose this shop as a destination during our free time. The ladies in the store were so helpful and friendly! Terry checked me out and talked to my husband while I shopped. They have a fantastic amount of kits and fun fabrics for good prices. As well as some fun souvenirs to choose from. They have yarn too! I will definitely stop back in when I come back to town.

service: asked if i needed help when i came in. then let me browse until i was ready to check out…read more quick to answer my questions. selection: has gifts and fabric as well as yarn. lots of local dyers here, and they have a good selection of quiviut. yarns were well-priced and i had a difficult time narrowing down my choices. value: good value on everything. i picked up a few locally dyed skeins and some needle stoppers.

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.

They've got a little bit of everything--antiques, vintage finds, art, and collectibles--and you can…read moretell everything was picked with care. Whether you're into history, love unique pieces, or just want to find a special gift, this place is worth checking out. The team is super knowledgeable and clearly passionate about what they do. Can't wait for them to open--I'll definitely be stopping by to see what treasures they've got!

From the owner: Welcome to Arctic Artifacts! We've got a little bit of everything - antiques, vintage finds, art,…read moreand collectibles. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just hunting for a special gift, we're here to help you find that perfect treasure. Our friendly team knows their stuff and loves helping you discover something you'll cherish. Keep an eye out - we'll be opening our doors soon, and we can't wait to share our treasures with you! Founded by Jacob and Ray, Arctic Artifacts was born out of a desire to bring the charm of vintage and antique treasures to our community. Over the years, we've traveled far and wide to find one-of-a-kind items that inspire nostalgia, spark curiosity, and make perfect gifts. Our Goal is simple: to help you discover treasures that resonate with your personal story and style. We've got a little bit of everything - antiques, vintage finds, art, and collectibles. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just hunting for a special gift, we're here to help you find that perfect treasure. Our friendly team knows their stuff and loves helping you discover something you'll cherish. © 2024 Arctic Artifacts. All rights reserved.