I have visited this store about 5 times now. Always something new to see. It is the store that is…read moresponsored by Holy Family Cathedral in down town Anchorage. It is run by volunteers, so is only open during the day at different times. They have everything you could want in the religious life. Beautiful statues, Jewelry ,books, children items. The best part i think is the vast selection of Holy Medals...they have everything. They even have books that will show you who the patron Saint is of whatever you need help with or for. Everything is very reasonable priced and beautiful. I love it. They staff is very helpful and will find just what you are looking for.

This Bosco is one of my few stops in the mall. It is full of all things games, comics, and nerdy…read morepop culture from t-shirts to miniatures. It's so fun to just dream about owning everything on the shelves. The staff are themselves nerds with personal experience with the tabletop games, rpgs, comics, and video games. It's a joy to hear them talk about what I'm looking at. Great place and good experience.

if I could give a 0 star I would. Usually this is our go to for my finances minis but after today…read morewe're never shopping here again. while looking at the inventory and glue the worker in the minis room was extremely rude and treated my fiancé like he was going to steal something. Never spending another red cent here ever again!

Trivia: What book, published by Robert McCloskey in 1943, is based in Centerburh, Ohio and involves…read morean unstoppable donut making machine? This bookstore caters to the homeschooling population. What it has: 1. A decent selection of classics 2. A decent selection of mainstream historical books 3. Lots of curriculum for many grade levels (maybe half of their inventory) 4. Several Norton anthologies of English 5. A great breakdown of novels for early, middle, and young adult readers. 6. Some books (like Homer Price and Ted Dekker books) that I have not seen in a LONG time. What appears to be missing: 1. An adult fiction section (beyond the classics) 2. Newsstand style books. Like the best sellers and popular fiction. - - Friendly service. Quick check out. Offers some community activities like Chess club.

Amazing selection of cd's and prices. Went into the store not knowing what it would be like, and I…read moreended up spending less than 15$ for multiple cd's. Great customer service, I feel welcome every time I walk in and always want to come back.

AWSOME, I loved every, got so many cds and a couple movie love the diversity in the music and…read moremovies, the man is the nicest man to exist so funny and really nice, it is the best place on earth, love it so much

Great selection of art in a variety of mediums (woodwork, glass, ceramics, etc.). Lots of local…read moreAlaskan artists and art from around the US as well. Everything is organized well and labeled so it's easy to get around the store and check the prices of items. Staff were welcoming and happy to help if needed. Nice place to stop for new wall art or gifts whether you live in Anchorage or you're visiting!

While looking for a coffee shop with Wi-Fi (since my hotel had none!) during my trip to Alaska, I…read morestumbled upon this amazing gift shop right next to Black Cup Coffee in Anchorage. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted warmly and instantly felt welcome. The shop is absolutely charming -- there's so much to see that my eyes were having a feast! I ended up buying the cutest hand-beaded medicine pouch made of seal skin and an adorable pair of socks. Honestly, if I had more time, I could have spent hours exploring everything. If you're ever in the Anchorage area, I highly recommend stopping by. A true hidden gem!

There is so much stuff in here, it's really a treat. I found everything I was looking for happened…read moreto be pretty expensive. A lot of the art was pretty overpriced, specifically the reprints. I understand the original artwork being expensive but the prints were a little over the top. Everyone working there seemed pretty nice. Will probably be back for some more antique maps and whatnot.

So much to see! The owner was friendly and thrilled to share her knowledge of the items displayed…read more We spent about 90 minutes in the store and enjoyed seeing the huge variety of antiques and collectibles. We were looking for Alaska Native collectibles and found a beautiful totem and a Christmas ornament to purchase. We will definitely visit Lazy Dog on our next visit to Anchorage.

Mindy and Jeremy are great! Great selection and bits of everything. I'm taking my patio rug,…read morecurtains, sweaters and mood ring home. I'm coming back. And bringing a friend! Corrinne

Was greeted by a friendly fellow as soon as I entered the shop. Right away I noticed how organized…read moreand well kept everything was, you can tell they take great care of the place. I didn't have enough time to browse unfortunately, so I'll be going back! Great deal on kids books (four for $1), tons of fabric and art supplies, clothing, kids toys, kitchenware, etc. Was informed they put out new items every day. Really excited I finally stopped in!

I am in Alaska for vacation and since most of my vacations incorporate some thrifting/antiquing…read moreshopping I decided to Yelp some nearby locations. This store popped up and we decided to stop by. FYI there is a coffee/soda shop next door (another review for that place also done). This store was in a plaza, plenty of parking spots. At first entrance once inside, it looks tiny and the way things are set up, I was thinking that prices were going to be expensive. Don't be fooled, it may look small but there are a lot of great finds. This particular store is focused on women clothing, accessories and some home knick knacks. There is also another FashionPact that is HUGE and has kids and mens clothing, books, home goods, etc... But back to this location...everything is organized by sizes, they are inclusive and also have a plus section. FashionPact has a section by the front door that features items that they have posted on their social media accounts. If you fell in love with the item, you can come into the store and purchase or also they can ship the item to you. Check out their accounts to get details. At first, you think this is like all other thrift stores but two cool things that make their store stand out. They have dynamic pricing. You see the price of the item listed at the top of the tag, then if the item is not sold by the date listed, the price is reduced. If the item is still not sold, then the third price listed is the final purchase price. Such a simple concept, but it made me realize that their purpose is to sell merchandise and leave space available for new donations. Plus, in selling then money could be donated which brings me to the second cool thing about this store. As a buyer, you can pick which local organization gets a percentage of your total purchase. If you donate clothes, you also get to choose. Shopping and choosing where to donate makes you feel good. They have a screen at the top of the register that shows the local organizations, but if you want to know more about the groups, they have an iPad next to the register so you can read more about the groups. They have the organizations divided by categories such as, animals, arts, education, etc. There are so many choices and all groups are local! How awesome is this! If you are not too busy shopping, all throughout the store, you can spot the thank you cards/letters/drawings from these organizations for the donations. I went twice, back to back to this location and got so many good deals. Scratch that, steals. Good clothing and accessories for under $10, but most were under $5. My brag from this store was a Columbia pink fleece zip up jacket with tags for $5, wow!!!!!! The other items that I also purchased were used but in excellent condition or with tags. The sales associate was sorting through donations and when I came back the next day, there was a lot of new items in my size section. SOOOOOOO sad that there is not a store like this in the Bay Area. I did tell them they should open one up and they said that they have friends in SF that have told them the same thing. Sadly, rent would be a killer around here. Staff was so nice. I know this place is not touristy but for sure this is a dream store for any thrift store lover. I joked that I could come to Anchorage with an empty luggage and challenge my self to only use clothes bought from any of the FashionPact locations. If you live in the area, lucky you. Stop and donate or shop, you will be helping the local community.

**July 2024: Saturday Afternoon Visit**…read more I almost don't want to review so that I can keep this gem all to myself; however the mission of this thrift shop is so heart warming that it would be a crime not to share. It's a nice boutique and everything is sorted by garment type and size. There is a fitting room for patrons to try on outfits and good music to keep you in a good mood. Pricing is very fair and there's two prices listed on each tag. After a certain date the price cuts to half. On my visit my mom and I were able to snag a couple of half priced items and two full priced ones, which was still a steal. My coat was $10, blouse $5, and I think my mom got two wrap dresses, and a blazer with everything being under $50. Now if that doesn't make you feel great the proceeds go towards a charity in Alaska and you can pick which one your purchases goes towards. We chose the zoo and hope everyone will go support this little shop when visiting Anchorage.