Stopped in here today while on a cruise. Have been coming to this grocery store for years so always…read moreinterested in seeing prices changes and different products. Surprised to give bare shelves- normally there are lots of chips but we came right before lunch and on the past always interested the morning. Workers are helpful and things are easy to find in this cozy grocery.

06.18.25. We had disembarked from our cruise ship and were on a quest to replenish our supply of…read moreantacids (too much good cruise food, lol). A local recommended the Alaska Commercial Company (ACC) as the place "where rural Alaskans shop." Per their website, ACC operates 37 stores in Alaska with 1000+ employees; we visited the one in Skagway. ACC offers groceries, fresh produce, general merchandise, and specialty items like furniture, electronics, snow machines, and ATVs. Of most interest to us, they were in an easy walking distance from the cruise terminal AND they had a section of over-the-counter medications. Our general impression of ACC was favorable. As mentioned, they stocked pretty much anything that you might need -- at Alaska reasonable prices (meaning that prices are higher than the lower 48 but fair for Alaska). We purchased a generic calcium antacid with 125 tablets for $5.99 (plus $0.30 tax). The aisles were well-stocked, clean, and items were easy to find. The check-out line was relatively short, and moved quickly. The girl who checked us out was sufficiently friendly and efficient. Our item went through at the correct price. There was free parking in front of the store, though we walked from the cruise terminal.

Shopped there for years. The prices are INSANE. The shelf product is often old. The bulk jar items…read morehad bugs more than once including moths that hatched in my pantry and larva that spread through my house. The weekly produce bag OFTEN had at least one rotten suprise item in it .

This is the only health food store in town, so prepare to pay through the roof for organic foods…read more If you don't mind the price, this is the best market. However, if you don't want to sell your kids for food, then check out the fairway market. Greater diversity of foods and cheaper prices.

We ordered the doughboy, twice. Totally worth it. We paid $8.40 each. The first one was a little…read morecrispier and more seasoned than the second which we enjoyed most. Slighly crispier is the way to go in our opinion. So good. Hope we get to grab another one again some day.

Doing a bit of research as to what foods to try in Skagway, Klondike Doughboy was highly…read morerecommended. After completing the White Pass Yukon train excursion, we headed back into town. Shopped a bit as we made our way to Klondike Doughboy. It was around lunch time so I was surprised but super excited to see there was no line!! I was able to walk right up to the counter, order a doughboy, stepped to the right and was handed my order. Seemed like less than a minute. So although there was no line, i had noticed the staff continued to make the doughboys. I didn't understand it until a few minutes later, sitting across the street, enjoying the fried bread that people were making their way towards the shop and like that, there was a line out the door. We were super lucky. And yet, the line was moving pretty quickly because of the staff's expectations. Because there was no line, I didn't get a chance to shop the store. But it was super cute and they do have souvenirs for sale. They also sold drinks and shave ice, which I found strange for Alaska. But I get it now because Skagway, at 70 degrees is actually very warm if there are no clouds and no wind. I thought it was interesting to see people still drinking a can of Coca Cola with a surgary fried item. And yet, in Hawaii, there's a malasada stand next door to the shave ice truck. I should know better. Staff was super friendly along with the unexpected quick service. Almost forgot, the fried bread is big, like a 12" size pizza. It was just me and my sister and so we split it. I liked it and liken it to a flat malasada from Leonord's bakery in HI. Would be interesting if they made filled fried bread. But if they did, I didn't get a chance to browse the menu because I wanted to get in and out of there. Also, I thought it was fairly priced at $8 because of the size of the fried bread which I equated to four malasadas that sell for $2.25 each. So do I recommend Klondike Doughboy? Absolutely and plan to revisit on a future cruise.

I think this place may be an underrated gem for those coffee lovers out there. It's a busy and cute…read morecafe with a lot of charm to it. Right next to the infamous Klondike doughboy, this place serves local coffee along with seasonal flavors. I got the white chocolate mocha and it was delicious! Service was courteous and fast. I did wish I saw the seasonal flavors before I ordered because the white chocolate and rasberry one sounded delicious, but all the more reason to go back!

Upon stepping off the cruise ship, we were in desperate need of some caffeine, and this charming…read morelittle coffee shop was exactly what we were looking for. Conveniently located right in downtown, it was easy to find and the perfect stop before heading out on our tour. Although it was quite busy, the line moved quickly and efficiently. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made for a great first impression. Our coffee was hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The shop itself was very clean and inviting, and the fresh baked goods on display looked amazing. If you're visiting the area and need a quick breakfast, a great cup of coffee, or a stop before exploring town, we highly recommend checking this place out!

Nice little combo barista style coffee shop with a nice assortment of fresh pastries. This…read morebusiness makes all the typical coffee drinks you would expect to find from a barista operation where my café Americano was a nicely balanced full body cup of coffee with a nice crema on top. Definitely a superior cup of coffee. The business is tucked away into an alley off the main street that opens up into a open patio seating area adjacent to the coffee shop. Great spot to relax and enjoy your cup of coffee, providing the weather cooperates as there is no indoor seating affiliated with this business.

Cute little coffee shop tucked in away from Broadway street. At first, I couldn't find it, but…read moreeventually I spotted a sign. It is next to Luxury Jewelers. I went for tea and coffee, but wish I would have gotten some of their baked goods. They looked amazing. The coffee was good. The matcha latte was a little bland for me. I like to the matcha taste a little stronger. They have a cute patio seating area. You can also sit inside. There's also clean bathroom available. Service was excellent.

The only thing I was not able to locate when we traveled by land in Alaska last year, even in…read moreAnchorage was fry bread. So, imagine my surprise when of all the ports we stopped at this year by cruise ship, I would find it in Haines. A new food truck that just opened in time for this year's cruise season, Alaskan Bear Bread offers 3 different choices, the OG polar bear with just powdered sugar, the cinnamon sugar Grizzly Bear, and the Chili Bear topped with beef chili. For me, it was the OG that I was looking for as simple is often the best. For those who have never had fried bread, it is similar to a beignet but not as hollow. With it so close to the cruise port, gotta try this specialty.

I wish I would've got a picture of bread. It was delicious. One of the best I have had in a long…read moretime. Thank you to the young man for telling us the sight seeing around town. Very sweet. We took a cruise here. And if you get a chance, please stop by over here, as soon as you get off the boat they're straight ahead.

This was my last Alaska stop on a cruise so I was hoping to do some last minute shopping. I scoured…read morethe itty bitty town for salmonberry jam, reindeer sausage, and smoked salmon... and boy, was I disappointed when I couldn't find any of those at any of the stores. Feeling defeated I slowly made my way back to ship, when I decided to give this place a go and whaddaya know... they had EVERYTHING I was looking for and more! Bought some smoked salmon (at the best price I'd seen at any of my stops), got my salmonberry jam, reindeer sausage, caribou sausage, AND salmon treats for the cat back at home. The staff was helpful and the prices were very reasonable! I plan on shopping via mail order with them in the near future.

We were in Haines as part of a cruise and had heard about Dejon Delights for days before arriving…read morebecause they had a store in Stagway at one time, and folks in Skagway told us to look them up. The store is very close to the cruise ship terminal, in fact we could see it from deck. The folks inside the store were very helpful, with plenty of samples and advice about what may fit our tastes. Ended up buying smoked salmon and halibut but they were out of the legendary smoked cod. I asked them about fresh salmon to be shipped home and they told us about their shipping program. When we returned home From our cruise, I gave them a call and ordered 10 pounds of fresh sockeye salmon. Unfortunately, due to Fed Ex dropping the ball, most of the salmon was partially thawed when it arrived. I called Jon at Dejon Delights and he immediately contacted Fed Ex then called me back. Even though Fed Ex refused to help out, Jon didn't hesitate to make it right for us. He shipped a nice assortment of smoked salmon and cod worth more than the original salmon shipment. Jon gave me great customer service, and has communicated very clearly with me. I feel he has gone above and beyond to make me happy. The fish products that we purchased in the store and the replacement fish have been excellent. I will buy more smoked fish from him again soon. Don't miss Dejon Delights if you happen to be in Haines Alaska.

A quirky grocery store that just keeps growing. Wonderful, friendly staff, great fresh produce,…read moreexcellent meat market.