We came out here with a few friends for something to do on a Saturday in August. I think I hadn't…read morebeen here since I was a kid. Followed car directions and found it no problem. They have a dirt parking lot that was filling up fast. As we headed over I was noticing all the things they have to offer. They had mini golf course with the balls and putts out I think it was open? And free? Not sure. There were a board of rules to follow but I didn't notice it till we were checking out. It was a little confusing on where to start but we just walked in and went straight the the crops. They also had little trikes for kids to ride and a huge inflated strawberry jumping pad that kids were all over. We started from the back of the field at the bokchoy which we got a couple of. You should bring a knife to cut the vegetables. Don't know if they provide cutters if you don't bring your own. They had tons of plants growing. Several feet wide and who knows how long with rows of bokchoy, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, potatoes, and other things. We got bokchoy, one head of broccoli, and 4 pretty big Yukon gold potato's all for $5. We had carrots and other things growing in our garden at home so got minimal vegetables. Our friends got huge bags of carrots potatoes and other things. They paid around $30. Way cheaper than the store and guaranteed Alaskan Grown lol plus it's a great way to spend the day and experience something new. Not sure if this was the end or beginning or middle of the picking season but most crops were picked heavily on the beginning of the rows and you had to walk halfway down to find a plethora of picking options. Except for the carrots they had been picked over pretty well but still lots available. Most of them had several arms and people didn't want them. The potatoes were huge and had been tilled so you just pick them up off the ground, minimal digging required. The soil everywhere was very dry like they hadn't watered ever. Maybe they cut back when everything is pretty much grown. After you are done picking you stand in line to check out. We had to wait a little bit, like 15 minutes to check out because they were a lot of people there. They apologized for the wait time but it wasn't a big deal. They weigh everything then give you a price. I think they had price per pound posted somewhere but nothing was out in the open where you could see it easily. Overall I would definitely come back. We grow a lot of our own things in our backyard but lots of people don't have that option or don't want to. Fun place!

We go to Pyrah's every year, but this year we were so very disappointed! There were minimal…read morevegetables to be picked and we really had to look hard to find what there was. I heard several other people saying the same thing I was thinking. There was massive chickweed everywhere and that's not good. There wasn't that much sun this summer and maybe not enough work

I went in hoping to find Labneh for a recipe. I had never been in before and didn't know what to…read moreexpect. They had exactly what I was looking for! In and out in just a few minutes.

Great food, fresh , great flavors and good value. Loved the beef and cheese baked pastry. Yummy…read moreWill be back.

So full disclosure, I'm a sucker for food trucks. And,…read moreunless it's just awful, they will always get my support. Doner Kebabs. It's been years since I've had a Doner Kevab. Doner Kebab Alaska is a little red food truck (trailer) with huge flavor. They are stacking and roasting rotisserie their own meat and it's Full of flavor, tender, and plentiful. The bread is not what I was use to living in Germany but my goodness it's good, ciabatta meets pita Classic fillings Very good. The fries were a little too salty, meh. I like salt I'm sitting in a parking lot contemplating a second Kebab despite having dinner plans in 3 hours.

The new owners have made it unappealing to families for dining Or even to bring the gang in for ice…read morecream our large families that supported this establishment for many years enjoyed the positive atmosphere. Also, it was our go to after games or other activities or just family get together's, but the loud music and the rudeness now that is displayed makes us very unlikely that we will continue supporting this business, which is very sad because it's been a part of our family for so so so very long. Some of the staff is still ok but lots of changes:( for the bad food and services and ambulance down the drain

Our bus stopped here on the way down to Anchorage. They sell various items including soft drinks,…read morehot dogs, etc., but their speciality must be ice cream. Their roof is lined by ice cream cones and they have more ice cream cones decorating the property including an icecream cone fountain. They sell soft serve (including Flavorburst) and regular hard ice cream (Glacier). They had about 20 flavors and another dozen or so of Flavorburst. A single scoop is $3.95 and a medium Flavorburst is $3.20. I tried the Alaska Berry which was delicious. Their staff was very fast, friendly and efficient which is helpful when 40+ people exit a bus to use the facilities and eat an ice cream. The store has a couple restrooms on the inside and another three on the outside.

This was the perfect stop after fueling up across the street! The soft serve was serving and the…read morepups agreed! Lots of other things available inside but I was zeroed in on the ice cream! Thank you, Elise for the fantastic service!

Very friendly and fast service. I got a chai tea with soy milk. They offer milk substitutes for $1…read morewhich include: Soy, Almond, Coconut, Oat. So a good option for vegans or people with dairy sensitivity looking for a warm (or cold) drink. They have a lot of really cool ice cream flavors, but unfortunately none are vegan. They also have souvenirs and the post office is besides and connected from the inside.

Great beef tallow fried potatoes and an awesome dirty Dr Pepper cool food truck great serviceread more

Real friendly people NOT…read moreso worried that their drunk patrons will crash into other peoples vehicles, they insist on a 100 ft barrier in front of their stores. I was in a restaurant across the parking lot, and they called over To have me move my motor home that was parked about 100 ft away from their business ... and wasn't even part of THEIR parking lot anyway!!!

This store has an excellent selection of fine wine and spirits. There selection of Scotch Whisky…read morehas a wide range of Blended and single malts, The Blended Johnny Walker selection was great they even had Johnny Walker Blue Label. The single malt selection was also good with Glenfiddich and my favorite Talisker was available. The staff were very friendly and can direct you to the location of your favorite wine or Spirit. Slainte' Mhath James McIntosh, Clan Mcintosh

Dropped off my salmon for processing. Never bothered to contact me. Never answered the phone. Never…read moredid a thing. Never responded to the BBB complaint. I drive through a couple of years later to retrieve my salmon, they are gone. Supposedly moved elsewhere, but nobody knows a thing. THIEVES! NOPE.

They buy wild Alaskan salmon from fishermen in the nearby Cook Inlet, smoke and seal it fresh…read more Their sockeye salmon jars really are as good as it gets. We have ordered Silver and Sockeye salmon retorts (fillets) and the Sockeye salmon jars. While the fillets are great, the jars are simply out of this world good. Shipping can be expensive so be smart about your order to get the best rate for the box. A group of us went in on an order the last time and it worked out well. You might want to plan your order ahead. They had everything I wanted to order the 2 times I've ordered from them but the site says they run out... If you ever have a chance to stop in, do so! We stopped in this summer on our trip to Alaska and it was worth the stop. They have a funky little shop off the main drag through Wasilla. You can poke your nose in the back room where a team of them will be furiously packaging fish during peak season.