I loved this little shop in downtown Sitka. Lots of local made in Alaska goods. Very nice prices…read morecompared to some souvenir shops. The cashier was super friendly. I got the cutest whale ring for a great price for sterling silver. Great experience.

Everything in the store is locally made. They have everything from hot sauce, to jelly, jewelry,…read morehome items, and much more. The staff is very friendly, and it is locally owned as well. They even have gifts for a little kids highly recommend looking at this cute little store. There's so many great souvenirs to take home.

So much of what I look for in a store revolves around the level of customer service, and Mountain…read moreMiss is no exception. The staff was friendly and helpful, and I genuinely found everything I needed at the store. I ended up picking up a couple of pairs of jeans and a pair of Keens, and was grateful they had a variety of sizes and styles to choose from in both. I wouldn't hesitate to shop at this store again and would highly recommend it for others to pick up a few clothing essentials while in Sitka.

I purchased a pair of very mediocre rain pants at a higher end price. The store looks nice but is…read morejust for tourist who have more dollars than sense. Don't try to return anything because they don't represent any of their products. Poor experience- will spend my money at a different store next time In Sitka

Engaging folks working the counter, friendly dog greeter (Nugget) and high quality products…read more Don't walk by this store, go in and look around.

Russell's is cool. I've gotten a few things here when there wasn't time to order from Amazon. They…read morehave good prices all things considered and the people that work there have always been very friendly and helpful.

This is about the shop at the cruise port, which matches the pictures. The address may be the one…read moredowntown? The shop is very nice, obviously able to handle the sudden volume coming off the ships. They have everything you could want Alaska, from knives to clothes to mammoth jewelry to magnets. It is a tourist ship, but clean with high quality wares.

If you get tempted to shop here like my wife did DO IT! You won't find another store like this…read moreunless you travel to Icy Strait Point. Unfortunately my wife thought they had another store at Ketchikan which they did not. She's kicking herself yet I'm smiling happily inside bc of my money wallet! Aw joking... They do have helpful customer service as wifey expressed. We don't remember if they did in Hoonah just bc our goal there was not shopping! My bad. Oops! I got to relax outside this Brenner store drinking my coffee so wifey can take her time shopping. I was in my own heaven nonetheless! LOLOLOL Too bad we might have to travel to Alaska again in the future just to fulfill my wifey's shopping needs! I just have to remind her Sitka & Hoonah(icy strait point) ONLY!!! Now Go Shopping to your heart's delight as they have more than just fine clothing like nice gifts for friends & family. . I think wifey was not supposed to take pictures here. What? Oopsie.

Visitors from cruise line's are bused in to a Visitors Center. Another unique gallery within…read morewalking distance from the Center. This gallery features 5 local artists and shows books, painted rocks, paintings, fabric baskets, jewelry and home decor items. A pleasant owner will answer questions and offer insight into the pieces of work.

Local said it's been closed for several years! Don't waste your time!. Shop across the street did…read morehave fabric!

Sitka offers a good selection of galleries and shops that are not typical or touristy. Abby's is…read moreone of these stores specializing in quilts. Beautiful Alaskan wildlife fabrics, notions, embellishments, kits, books, patterns and some yarns can be found here. Staff are pleasant and helpful. There is also some clothing and souvenirs available for purchase.

Great Christmas gift shop…read more I should not have taken my wife in. People are great and they have some good sales.

Absolutely gorgeous artwork can be found in this Russian centric Christmas shop. From stackable…read moredolls to ornate statues and hand painted bulbs and the list goes on and on. My only gripe about this business is the price which seems quite high and clearly is going after the visiting tourists. I am not an expert on price when it comes to this type of work but I clearly recognize beauty and craftsmanship when I see it and the merchandise they sell at this business oozes it! This is a must visit if you are a collector of fine Christmas ornamates and if you can afford it you will find yourself in Nirvana (:

Great price and great customer service. Bought amazing quartz and gold jewelry, necklace and ring.read more

Goldsmith Gallery was nothing but sweet to me! I dropped off a necklace and a bracelet, both with…read morebroken clasps. They had the necklace clasp repaired in 2 days, but said they could not repair the bracelet clasp because of the material it was made out of. I asked them to just do what they could, and low and behold! A week later, I have my bracelet back, fixed. All of this for no charge. I strongly suggest going here if you are looking for friendly people who are extremely willing to help!

I took an illegal picture here. Don't arrest me!…read more Random House carries the best collection of non-traditional nesting dolls that I saw in Alaska. It's worth a visit just to see sets like Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, Harry Potter, and the American presidents. Because everyone wants to take a picture and not actually buy the nesting dolls, the purveyors have had to put up a sign saying, "No photographs!" Thankfully I didn't notice the sign before I snapped away. They also had a nice supply of Russian Christmas ornaments and I bought one. Pay no attention to the Yelp map which maps Random House by its P.O. number, Random House is located on Lincoln St. along with all the other tourist shops.

I love a good storybook. Here's one I haven't heard until a visit to the Random House in Sitka, AK…read more- The Turnip Family in the form of a set of nesting dolls. For those who want a slightly different take home item other than the geo-graphic key chains, a small to medium sized nesting doll set is my recommendation. You'll be glad you spent just under $12 and got something a bit more interesting than the cruise line's highly advertized special Russian Bazaar. Regrets - I need to decide whether to keep them or give 'em to the niece...sheesh, should've bought two!