Best Alaskan gift shop - in my opinion. We come here randomly to buy cute Alaskan gifts for friends…read moreand relatives. They always have a great selection. We always send visitors here too. Excellent downtown location & family owned.

V A R I E T Y Great variety of gifts and souvenirs! Some are…read morereally affordable, some are really expensive. They have a couple t-shirt racks that are 50% off of original price making the shirts $7-$10 each. They also have a table with a great variety of items being marked 75% off. I literally got so many things for under $5! Great deal! Go check them out!!

Huge gratitude to my BIL that highly recommended visiting this shop for buying gifts or souvenirs…read more I'm so glad we made it to downtown Anchorage. Find metered parking nearby and able to park for free beginning at 5 PM. My Tito and I spent a long time in the shop checking quality, stitching, colors, slogans just to ensure our loved ones will be enthusiastic about their gifts. Female employee offered to find and grab a different size for two T-shirt designs at the nearby sister or sibling store. If I felt that the merchandise didn't scream, "Please buy me!" She was perfectly okay with my decision not to buy and I could place the shirt in the designated area. Talk about outstanding customer service that exceeded our expectations! Ideal, cost savings, more shirts you buy, with flexibility to mix and match from sections with same prices. My family members love their shirts!

Some good deals with their specials…read more This is a big souvenirs store. Look at tables. A lot of things made in China. The chocolates that are supposed to be local are made in Canada. Cashiers are very friendly.

The shop is cute but the cafe was meh. I got the drink of the month, which was flavored with some…read morepistachio but it was just ok. Good for the cold but can't remember the flavor anymore. If you want to try some of the teas they sell in the shop before purchasing, they do have some available in the cafe. Though, buyer beware, I thought they'd sell locals only merchandise, like the other shops, but I saw some items from CA.

We came here specifically for a donut. We ordered a vanilla old fashioned and it was amazing! It…read moremelted in my mouth! I also ordered a coffee with sugar free vanilla and cream and it was divine. So good!

Few reviews are probably tougher than one for a gift shop in a town you've lived in for 10+ years…read more I came here with my Mom so she could buy postcards and other goodies for her grandkids. They have a decent mix of the two things you are apt to find in downtown Anchorage gift shops: 1) Wildly underpriced goods (magnets, t-shirts, bookmarks, wall art, etc.) made in China. 2) Very spendy items (soaps, salves, syrups, carvings, etc.) made in Alaska by Alaskans. This is my Mom's favorite downtown gift shop. The clothing and stuffed animal sections here are particularly massive. Though you aren't going to find any technical/pragmatic/outdoor clothing, this is all chiefly gear to let folks in the lower 48 know that you've been to Alaska. If you're a local, the advantage of going here is to see all the various Alaska-made goods in one place, so you can go patronize those individuals and companies directly.

They have so much merchandise here ! Lots of stuff to choose from …read more They had some tshirts in sale too!

Unique gifts at a competitive price. The staff is nice and made recommendations. The items they are…read moreselling don't feel as generic as at the other gift shops. I got some really nice tea and bath bombs and really unique handmade cards.

What a great store for a tourist like me. We were looking for all those little Nicknacks that you…read morewant when you're out of town and want to bring something home for your friends and family. I personally like sending out post cards when I'm on vacation and I found a great selection of Anchorage Alaska cards here and 5 for $1 is a fantastic deal.

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.

Love Alaska Wild Berry Products…read more As soon as you enter their building, you're met with the famous chocolate fountain. Great photo opps here. Definitely a great place to bring your out of town relatives and tourists. There's all kinds of gifts and knick knacks available for purchase. My favorite area in the store is of course the candy area. Unlike most Alaska Grown folks, I've never done the factory tour, though I've heard great things! All sorts of items can be bought covered in chocolate. Our most recent visit, we were there to experience their popular Dubai chocolates. At the time a bar was $35 and a strawberry bowl was $20. Expensive treats but delicious. We will return.

(This store is located in the Midtown Mall.) Thank you…read morefellow yelper Emma M., for your review of this place. I didn't really want to do it, but I must ditto on that. The woman working here is a real buzzkill. I am a shopper who doesn't like to be bothered, however--nothing beats a smile and a hello upon walking into a place. She will engage in conversation if you get it started while buying something. Hmmm. I had thought at one time that I may be a regular if only because the wonderful Leanin' Tree greeting cards are carried here. Meh. I get more warmth at the Hallmark store which is in the same mall, and from ordering cards online with Greeting Card Universe, where customizing is free. Both places provide a "Thank you for stopping in!" :-)

A quirky eclectic store with all sorts of random things. Some Alaskan made, some not. I ventured in…read morehere to do some possible holiday shopping. You could spend a bit of time here just to see everything and you'd probably still miss things. Nope. I walked in and the lady working there looked up at me from her knitting/crocheting and looked back down. No hello. Nothing. I did a small circle, getting closer to the register to see if I'd still get an acknowledgement. Nothing. I have decided that as I visit stores and shop the Christmas bazaars that if the owners cannot take the time to greet potential customers then they do not deserve my business. A simple "hello" doesn't hurt anyone. It's one word. I would of even taken a wave... Sorry not sorry.

Love this shop! I bought a wedding band for my husband here in 2008. It's 2026 and still going…read morestrong!

This was one of the best stores I shopped in, I found the owners very kind and helpful. I took…read moretheir advice on hiking and fishing and ended up having an outstanding adventure in Alaska. Not to mention the great gifts that I purchased for my wife. Thanks again Dave Fischer Haymarket, Virginia