Hope did a fantastic job with our wedding flowers! We are so thankful for her creative expertise…read moreand her accommodations for our requests on short notice. The bridesmaids and I loved our bouquets when we were out on the glaciers for the ceremony. Everyone loved it and it contrasted so well with the scenery. We were surprised and amazed on how beautiful Hope decorated the reception and the sweetheart table. If you are looking for a high-quality florist in Anchorage, Alaska, she is the best choice to go with. You will not be disappointed. We loved everything Hope did to create beautiful aesthetics for our wedding!

I spoke with an employee about flowers not getting delivered to my mom for Mother's Day. Hope…read morecalled me back the next day explaining the situation (was not their fault or their driver's fault). I told Hope that I'll talk to my mom about what happened and that someone took her flowers. Hope was so generous that she said she will deliver flowers herself to my mom's business as a late Mother's Day gift at no extra cost. This was a situation where Hope didn't need to do that so I really appreciate that she went out of her way to deliver flowers for her. I will continue to buy flowers from them. Highly recommend!

The perfect place! Made the order on line at midnight while…read moreoutside the country for same day delivery. First time using Evalyn's. Delivery was right on time with friendly people and beautifully arranged flowers. The colors were lovely together and even better than the advertised photo. Will definitely use Evalyn's again and refer them to everyone interested in great service.

Order the flowers to assist with my wedding proposal and what I saw online was no where near what I…read morereceived in hand. I ordered the premium arrangement which should have been arranged with extra care, but it wasn't and I wished I would not have wasted the money. Major disappointment.

The products/merchandise sold in this little hospital gift shop are of higher quality. Better known…read morename-brand products, like Kedzie and Baggallini, are sold here and said products are kept in stock and rotated out on the regular. The gift shop always has something new to check out! I stop by the gift shop every once in awhile-just to get something fun and completely unnecessary for myself!

The PAMC gift shop is an evil paycheck vortex. You enter with the intention of window shopping and…read moreleave a poorer person, indeed! It's pricey and you almost always feel guilty when you leave. My guilt is not assauged by the knowledge that the proceeds are charitable. Many times I have felt the sting of the gift shop's guilty pleasures. This is no typical hospital gift shop of balloons, flowers and lozenges, Oh no. They've got candles, Baggalini handbags, Gund stuffed animals, jewelery, inspirational books, glassware, and some of the cutest home decor in town. Items such as windchimes and garden stakes and stained glass. You never know what kind of delight you might encounter. And once they're sold them all, that's it, they're gone. So if you see something you like, you have to buy it on the spot or lose out. They have quite a few lines of beauty products such as Crabtree & Evelyn, Burt's Bees, Thymes and Ahava. The widest selection of baby shows, clothes and toys I've ever seen in a hospital, some of which is locally made. During holidays, they have lots of decorations. Every year I'm tempted, but they're SO expensive. This place is pure evil! Did I mention the fudge....

(This store is located in the Midtown Mall.) Thank you…read morefellow yelper Emma M., for your review of this place. I didn't really want to do it, but I must ditto on that. The woman working here is a real buzzkill. I am a shopper who doesn't like to be bothered, however--nothing beats a smile and a hello upon walking into a place. She will engage in conversation if you get it started while buying something. Hmmm. I had thought at one time that I may be a regular if only because the wonderful Leanin' Tree greeting cards are carried here. Meh. I get more warmth at the Hallmark store which is in the same mall, and from ordering cards online with Greeting Card Universe, where customizing is free. Both places provide a "Thank you for stopping in!" :-)

A quirky eclectic store with all sorts of random things. Some Alaskan made, some not. I ventured in…read morehere to do some possible holiday shopping. You could spend a bit of time here just to see everything and you'd probably still miss things. Nope. I walked in and the lady working there looked up at me from her knitting/crocheting and looked back down. No hello. Nothing. I did a small circle, getting closer to the register to see if I'd still get an acknowledgement. Nothing. I have decided that as I visit stores and shop the Christmas bazaars that if the owners cannot take the time to greet potential customers then they do not deserve my business. A simple "hello" doesn't hurt anyone. It's one word. I would of even taken a wave... Sorry not sorry.

One of the best stores I frequent. if you can't find what you looking for, you can always ask and…read morethe owner, and she will call you if she comes across your need.

So many cool and vintage things to see. Veteran owned, too! Def check it out in your holiday…read moreshopping.

I love this boutique. Today was my first time going in and not being rushed by my husband to leave…read more It's very Christian centric. There's no shortage of gospel mention here. It smells incredibly inviting and sweet I tried to put my nose on which scent I was picking up in hopes it was one priced for sale somewhere. The style inside is ever changing, and expertly fixed with care and an eye for arrangement. I will say, this store is by no means cheap. Much of what's inside is made locally in Alaska by artisans and artists, though there are some cute items that upon careful inspection are made in Indonesia so it feels bleh to buy marked up with artisan prices. This would be a great choice for visitors to our state looking for the perfect souvenir that isn't mass produced overseas.

Has a new name of nest n co. Love this place!! They always have food trucks out front every once in…read morea while. They're open every Friday Saturday. Such a cute vintage style! My mother loves going here to get local cards. And I love their jewelry!

Gage tree service did a most amazing job on our property from the tall poplars to cleaning the…read moredeadfall. they were extremely attentive to my requests . Quick to respond to my texts and calls. Nate is Amazing! Truly talented. He worked nonstop with his masher and was the best person . He operates a single machine that smashes a tree down to the ground and leaves no debris! Definitely the way to go when removing trees.

***Update: 9/20/2016***…read more Scott Gage, owner of Gage Tree Service LLC just came out to my house to take a look at our driveway. I walked with him the length of our driveway pointing out the many, many hydraulic fluid stains that were visible from essentially the street up to our garage. On two occasions they sent employees out to attempt to remove the stains with various methods, however, they are all still visible. Surprisingly, the employee who came out the first time to address the stains said that we were not the only ones who had this issue, that there were "several others". After not hearing from them for over a week since their last attempt to remove the stains, I received an invoice for the tree removal they had originally come out for. I reached out to two different managers to find out if they had given up on the stains, and to inform them I would be getting estimates to have our driveway seal coated, which seemed to be the only way to mitigate the stains. I was told the following day that this issue would be handled by Scott Gage when he returned to town. In the meantime, I did receive an estimate to have my driveway seal coated for $1800. The outstanding invoice was $400, so I offered to put the $400 towards the seal coating and have Gage pick up the remaining $1400. Scott's reply to that was "You're a tool. You're a fucking tool. That's not gonna happen." He then said "If I scratched your tailgate, would you expect me to paint your entire truck?" I said "No, but I would expect you to paint the entire tailgate. Are you suggesting I just have the stains seal coated and leave the rest?" In previous communications with Mike, a general manager, I learned that the crew did notice the leak while they were here and removed the equipment immediately. However, they made no mention of the leaks and did nothing to mitigate them. With this type of leak, immediate absorption is imperative, and they failed to act. It wasn't until several days later that someone showed up to try to clean the stains. Scott did point out that they did some extra work that was above and beyond the scope of the initial estimate. Essentially, a tree that was only supposed to removed from about the midpoint to the top was removed completely. The extra work was brought to my wife's attention. Cassandra Shoemaker, the production manager, pointed out that more of the tree was dead than initially thought, so it was recommended that it be removed completely. My wife asked about the extra cost and was told "don't worry about it." While we were prepared and willing to pay the added cost, apparently they decided not to charge anything extra, given, I assume, the fact that they were already there, set up, and it was, in comparison to the original scope, not that much work. Now he throws it in my face. Scott also disagreed with the timeline I presented as far as what it took for them to come out in the first place. He claimed it was 12 days from the time my wife called to authorize and schedule the work until the work was done. My wife called 8/16/16 at 5:10 pm to authorize and schedule the work. Was told she'd get a call from the scheduler. She called again 8/17/16 at 8:56 am, hoping to speak to the scheduler. No luck. She called again 8/25/16 at 3:20 pm, again hoping to speak to a scheduler. No luck. Four days later, tired of waiting, I called myself, on 8/29/16 at 12:29 pm. This was a Monday afternoon and I was finally told that we were "tentatively on the schedule for Wednesday, but we will definitely be there this week." Wednesday I get a text from Cassandra Shoemaker saying they are behind and can they please come Thursday. I said no problem. Thursday they did not show up. My wife called and was told "we're still planning to come but its going to be later this evening, after 6:30. Or, we can come tomorrow morning". My wife said to come Friday, which was 9/2/16. This was 17 days after we called to authorize and schedule. My wife was never given a date, an estimate of a date, or even a return phone call. It wasn't until I called 13 days later that we were able to get anywhere with them. In the end, Scott left, saying the work was "on the house" and that was all he was willing to do. He said "Your driveway looks like shit, and if it had been seal coated you wouldn't have these stains." I responded "My driveway looks like shit, not because it wasn't seal coated prior to your visit, but because you leaked hydraulic fluid all over it, and then your crew, noticing the massive leak, did nothing about it." He complained quite a bit about my review, claiming it was "manipulative". I said "No, it was an accurate and factual representation of my experience with your company." Not addressing the problem immediately and ignoring it was their biggest mistake. Sending Scott to my house to call me a "fucking tool" was their second biggest mistake. Stay away from these guys.