Stopped here to grab some treats and souvenirs. So glad we did. Huge selection and reasonable…read moreprices. You won't have a hard time finding things in here. They have everything. Prices are so good too! Other stores are double. Service was great. Shoutout to Delaney. Very friendly and helpful. She wrapped everything nicely so it wouldn't get damaged. Skip the ports and other places you may visit in Alaska and go here for some terrific deals!!!

GREAT SELECTION OF ITEMS AT GREAT PRICES. You can find almost anything from $1keychain, Tshirts, to…read more Alaska chocolates & other food items. Their pricing was overall better than other nearby gift stores. They clearance TSHIRTS & sweat shirts for under $10. This was our last Alaska stop, so unfortunately we already bought too much at other stores, wish this was the 1st gift shop we went to though. Staff are friendly & responsive.

Poor quality! I'd…read moresay buy canned foods, toys and jellies - do NOT buy clothes. Our sweatshirts lasted a single use and started pilling just a couple hours into the FIRST use. I'm guessing they don't care about quality because tourists are not going to fly/ cruise back only to get their money back. Hopefully this review helps some travelers avoid our expensive mistake.

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.

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.

Stopped in to see the "biggest chocolate fountain in the world." We were the only customers in the…read morestore. We looked around and then we got some unique Alaska-flavored ice cream that was really tasty. Glad we stopped in.

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.

Nice variety of souvenir items. Magnets, clothing, food items, trinkets, etc. A bit on the pricer…read moreside, but you'll find good things. Centrally located right near trolly tours. Look for the big grizzly outside.

Nina and Deborah, the owners are amazing hosts! I let the clerk know that the original owners were…read moremy extended family. Right away she got the owners next to me who gave me a fun unrushed tour of the back which has newspaper clippings, original objects and photos of Decema Kimball Andresen Slawson and her parents whose very historic general store business she continued after them. They had wonderful hospitality and even gave me some free samovar tea . This exotic recipe was also handed down to present day and did not disappoint! Fun experience visiting the early days of Tent City, Anchorage!

A very cute shop with lots to offer like trinket, candy, tea, fresh baked goods. If you go to the…read morecoffee shop their vanilla chai latte is so good!

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.

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.

Such a unique store. Enjoyed looking at all the interesting jewelry. Almost like a museum. Bought…read moresome heart shaped Jade earrings

Went in to purchase 2 salmon bracelets. Christopher helped us but thought he only had one. He found…read moreanother AND in 2 sizes that were perfect for myself & my "sister". This place has quality and beautiful jewelry. Check them out & ask for Christopher!

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

Oh gosh. This was a different experience and really kind of heart breaking. The mall is run…read moredown, store options are minimal and it feels dead. Unfortunately malls are dying out and mall operators don't seem focused on pivoting to keep these public spaces open and going. Retailers need to start thinking outside the box and keep energy in these spaces or we will loose in person shopping and that would be such a shame. We did get a few things and shop around but we really expected more for a downtown mall. This needs once over by the developer and the City should be more concerned with its success.

I like to come downtown to the mall depending on which stores I'm hoping to go to…read more Parking is $2 an hour if you park on the side near Sullivan's which isn't free but is awesome if you compare it to paid parking in the lower 48. Mall security is amped up. I saw a security guard doing a power walk towards a maybe homeless person inside. There's tons of stores inside and a nice variety. It's not the same as down south but still good with many quality places to shop from. The bathrooms definitely need more attention though. If you can avoid them, avoid them.