Great to get off the ship and find this shop loaded with gifts for kids…read more I bought a small wooden puzzle for a two year old. It was just what I was looking for. There were loads of unique gifts and books here.

This is a great tourist shop that also has a pretty spectacular children's toy section…read more Unless you live here, you are most likely to be a tourist visiting this store. If you drove here, this would be one of your rewards for braving the over 900 miles from Vancouver (or 860 miles from Banff). Stop in, buy some gifts and then head to Cowpuccino's for a delightful cup of coffee.

When I go on vacation to new cities, I always seek out local independent bookstores. I was very…read morepleased to find this one during a recent Alaskan cruise. It's across the street from the local Tim Hortons, so its really easy to find. The store is quite big, so I took some time to look through the shelves. There was a varied collection of different titles and categories.I eventually purchased a book from the sale table. It was still morning during my visit, so the ice cream counter in the back was closed. I also didn't purchase any candy, though it was tempting.

The closest tobacconist to the cruise port with Cuban cigars stocked! Very friendly and reasonable…read moreprices.

Defiantly not a tourist shopping center. They do have a nice bathroom down the hall which was a…read morerelief. They sell lottery tickets, have a drug store and a dollar store and a pet store on the premises. The drug store is your standard drug store, nothing special, but if you are needing a drug store then you've come to the right place. They have a pharmacy so you could get refills if you needed and plenty of over the counter drugs. I hear there was a lot of people feeling sick on the cruse ship at the end of the cruise so this would have been the perfect place to get all those cold and flu meds. The pet store was your standard pet store. Full of all your pet needs including some really nice looking beds that we could see from the outside. The lottery kisok was down the hall and the sweet lady there gave us directions to the bathroom. I felt bad for her as she must be answering that question all day long. There is no door to Walmart from the shopping center.

The manager of the mall (Maggie) is one of the most decent down to earth person to handle any…read morequestions about the mall. Dumela coffee shop is my number #1 place to go. THE BEST COFFEE HANDS DOWN. I invite all of my friends to join because of the fantastic friendly service and affordable prices. The food is excellent with generous portions and a wide variety of choices. Maggie and John are so personable making it a delight to be in their cafe. The staff are very friendly and efficient as well! My favorite place in town!

Homework is a very cute shop to look for gift giving and just browsing to find that special piece…read moreof art work or a collectible. The sales help was very nice and eventhough they had no internet for credit cards, many items are not very expensive so cash is not a problem.

This is a cute little gift shop. A perfect place to find a birthday gift or any occasion gift. Most…read moregifts do not say Canada on it. Maybe .01 percent of the items in there say Canada on it. It has more gifty gifts then a tourist gift shop. I did find an eagle towel made in the style of the Tlingit people. They also had some nice scarves in the style of the Tlingit people that I though were beautiful and if I were more of a scarf person I would have gotten one or two. They also had pot holders in the same motif that I almost got. There were many more non tourist gifts to be had in the store. Including jewelry. I believe the jewelry had been locally made, but they weren't touristy styles, just nice jewelry. They had your standard pet with funny saying towels and other nick knacks. Upstairs was a clothing store. They had clothing and shoes that had just nice clothing for everyday wear, nothing touristy. They even had some nice novelty socks for kids.

It was nice to go to a different country and can still walk into Walmart and it resemble home. The…read moreselection was limited but the basics were available. We were on a cruise and needed to grab a few items and snacks and the items were available. The prices were a little higher than at home but we figured they would be due to the location being along a tourist area. The service was great with all the customers they had. Pretty cool experience.

The smallest wal mart I have been! It got what you need if you in a rush ... but yea pretty smallread more

Owner operator of this business is very knowlegable about the products she sells. Friendly,…read morehelpful service. If she doesn't have it she will try to bring it in

There's a unique store in Cow Bay called Cow Bay Gift Gallery sell souvenir from anything…read moreincluding cow figures there's a story about Cow Bay.

A gift shop that is located in Cow Bay that offers more than souvenir. They have pots and pans and…read morehome utensils on sale here. Very interesting store. Pretty much sells everything here. Some of the items they have on sales here are quite interesting like soap to cooking spices. Prices are on the higher end here. But again it is in Prince Rupert.

Cool there is a Dollarama in PR. Well, need something quick and cheap then this is the place…read more Isles here are pretty wide. Dollarama is located inside Rupert Square Shopping Centre. Plenty of free parking outside. It seems like its super quiet inside. Well probably is because its early in the morning. The store is called Dollarama so its rounded to the dollar or ending in $X.50. This is not really a dollar dollar store. There are items for $1, $2, $3 and so forth.