The Hoonah Trading Company is a unique grocery store and warehouse for all your needs in Hoonah,…read moreAlaska. Make sure to do the the warehouse on the pier, all of hardware items are well worth seeing to have a true understanding of Hoonah & Icy Strait Point folks survival needs. Service is plentiful & extremely friendly. Prices are moderate + .. as this is a remote Alaskan Island with a casual ambiance.

I'm not sure how much price inflation is required to make a place like this work. Ten dollar chips…read moreseemed pretty high to me. They were about half that price in Wrangell - but I'm not familiar with grocery logistics or how hard it is to get food one place versus another. I found the prices pretty steep - so I didn't shop here. The employees are very nice. Not sure what to say about ambiance - but this place has the feel of a grocery outlet.

Didn't expect this Juneau gem when looking for a health food store but this place has something for…read moreeveryone!. Huge selection of groceries, organic produce, dairy, and frozen, plus great dry goods, including numerous tough to find jams & preserves (think Swedish & Danish!). Plus (of course) excellent organic and GF-sensitive foods, great chocolates and outstanding local homebaked breads and cookies. As if you need another nudge, very good cup of fresh hot coffee here for $1.43 !!!

This store showed me that yes, Juneau is still part of the Pacific Northwest. It feels just like…read morethe co-op down in, say, Eugene. Nice assortment of local and other good-quality ingredients. Most importantly, they have good local bread delivered daily, and that's essential for smoked salmon consumption.

We shopped at this large and well stocked Foodland every day we were in town. The Produce and salad…read morebar was very fresh and they had an excellent selection of meats, including smoked salmon plus a large variety of dairy and yogurt products including hard to find soy and almond yogurts. The staff were very friendly and twice staff members struck up a conversations with us out of the blue - a nice touch.

I'm a 48 year old man on a cruise stop, buying a 6 pack of beer. I might look a little younger than…read moremy biological age, but no one has mistaken me for a minor in a very long time. With a smile I place the beer on the counter. The woman behind the counter, a short overweight lady I would guess to be in her early to mid-30's just scowls at me, before asking for my ID (it's been a long time since I was carded at all). With a smile I hand her my Canadian Permanent Resident card, issued by the federal government of Canada, whose border is about 30 miles away from where I was standing. She inspects it quizzically before handing it back to me saying "it needs to have an expiration date." Confused, I take the ID back to inspect it, and again cheerfully, I point her to the bottom of the card with the expiration date, and my birthdate directly above it. She again looks it over like she can't really read, hems and haws and acts like maaaybe she is going to ring the order up, but maybe not. Here's where I made a mistake apparently- I jokingly said "my 21st birthday is over 27 years old, what exactly is the issue?" and shrugged, she immediately shoves the ID back at me and says "I'm not going to serve you." Shocked, I ask to speak to the manager, but I notice there is a customer behind me so I ask her to please take care of him first since she had been wasting our time for a couple minutes now. She ignores that and leaves him waiting while she gets the manager. I'm expecting the manager would have half a brain and some sense of customer service unlike the clerk, but the also 30-something manager young enough to be my daughter looks at the ID and says "we're not going to serve you." I should have asked whether she thinks I'm under 21 years of age (preposterous) or that my federally issued Canadian ID is fake (ridiculous), instead I just left empty-handed as she said "we do things differently in Alaska." Yeah, apparently you do.

Great neighborhood store. If you want a store with 85…read morebreakfast cereals to choose for, drive down to Fred Meyer. If you want a friendly attentive staff, this is the place. Great selection of meat and fresh seafood (I think there was a guy behind the counter with a fishing rod). They have a well rounded selection of just about everything. The fresh produce is well stocked and the Deli, hot food, tacos, burritos are well stocked and kindly served.

When I go in I always get a lecture about god from one of the cashiers and he rounds up my order…read morethinking he's sneaky. I appreciate the variety but the service drives me away.

Customer service was lacking especially towards people that are not local…read more Unless you're local, you will not be treated as well. Welcome to Alaska!

The store wasn't very clean or well-organized; it felt a bit messy. We decided to buy some ham and…read morewere discussing our options while a staff member was waiting to cut what we wanted. Suddenly, a Hispanic lady came over and said, "Sorry, we're closed." We were all shocked, especially since another employee was actively helping us. She stopped everything and told us to come back tomorrow, which felt very disrespectful. It was an extremely frustrating experience, especially since we had already been there for over five minutes, and no one had mentioned the store was closing. Honestly, it was some of the worst customer service I've ever experienced.

The best donuts in Juneau! This place is out of the way, but.. you MUST try! The only thing I…read morebought from this store, stop here if you can. Get a few, they're great!

This place was known for their donuts, ive recently learned they no longer make their donuts…read morethroughout the day. What's the point of going to this place when other stores have the same items but cheaper.

This is one of Juneau's largest grocery stores, and it's very well stocked. They also have a…read moreseparate section that sells clothing and small appliances, so it's like a supermarket and department store all in one. There's a massive parking lot with plenty of spots, a full-service pharmacy, and an on-site fuel center too. Since this chain is owned by the same one that runs Kroger and Smith's I was excited that I could earn rewards points with my purchase! The store has a big deli and bakery with fresh items, and has all sorts of local and national brands. The prices are on the high side (this is Alaska, after all), but they carry just about everything you could ever need or want. There's even a small section that sells generic Alaska souvenirs if you need to pick up something for the folks back home.

A Well-Stocked Retail Chain with Room for Improvement in Customer Service! This longstanding retail…read morechain is a one-stop shop for everything you might need, from groceries and fresh produce to apparel, furniture, electronics, housewares, and more. Walking into the store, I immediately noticed the clean, well-organized layout, making it easy to navigate through the different sections. The selection is impressive, offering a variety of styles and options, whether you're shopping for clothing, home essentials, or fresh vegetables and meats. One of the biggest conveniences is the ample parking space, so you never have to worry about finding a spot, even during peak hours. Inside, the store also features a pharmacy, appliances, electronics, and plenty of other interesting finds, making it a great place to explore if you're looking for everyday essentials or even a few unexpected deals. While the store itself was clean, well-maintained, and had great promotions, the customer service was unfortunately not up to par. What really stood out was my experience at self-checkout. I expected a quick and smooth process, but the cashier assisting at self-checkout seemed unprepared and overwhelmed. When I asked for help scanning the barcode for my loyalty discount on the app, she didn't seem to know how to find it. Instead of trying to figure it out or asking another employee for assistance, she appeared stressed, nervous, and ultimately didn't make an effort to resolve the issue. She also seemed distracted and wasn't fully listening to my questions, which was quite disappointing. A little more attentiveness and willingness to help would have made a huge difference in the overall experience. Sign Up for Membership. Despite the customer service hiccup, the store does offer great promotions and discounts, but to take advantage of them, you should sign up for the free membership. It's fast and easy to do online by simply downloading the store's app. This will give you access to special deals, reward points, and additional savings at checkout. This store has a lot of potential, with its wide selection, fresh produce, and clean, organized layout. However, they could improve their customer service training, especially at self-checkout, to ensure a smoother experience for shoppers. Would I come back? Yes, for the convenience and selection. But I'd be prepared to navigate checkout on my own if needed.

For a grocery in a small town, this store is well stocked with the essentials. Great selection of…read morefresh dairy products. The produce selection fluctuates based on the ferry schedule and airfreight runs. The store also carries a good selection of beer/wine/liquor.

Love it! Highly recommend for visitors and locals alike. The king bellies and crab dip are to die…read morefor.

Scott took over Jerry's Meats after working there with Jerry…read more and turned it into a hidden treasure. You'd be hard-pressed to find the quality of products like Scott carries in Seattle San Francisco you name it maybe Tokyo. What a good deal to just go and be able to get it piece or more of troll-caught king salmon that were just swimming off Cape Edgecombe a day or two before when our boats and launches are all covered in ice and. snow.Jerry's makes Christmas shopping easy. just go there and get a bunch of deluxe stuff to send to your seafood loving friends and family. But Scott also has sausages 'hams jerky he's got lots of other products that are not seafood and also he does custom processing.