We like buying furniture from Image Home Furnishings. Nova is super awesome, and they deliver! So…read moremuch better than ordering online! We will definitely be doing business here in the future! Thank you!!!!

I shopped twice before I decided on my couch purchase. Both visits I was asked if I needed help…read moreby two different sales staff. I was going to go back the following day to purchase the couch set. I wasn't going to make the next day and decided to call and ask how much delivery was and how soon I could get my furniture if I picked it up myself Delivery was free but not till two days. It was worth the wait to have it delivered and not have to bring in my trailer. I was also told If I knew which furniture set I wanted I could pay by phone. My furniture arrived on Tuesday. Both young men were very professional and thoughtful to my door ways. Very quick set up. Very happy with my purchase ,delivery and shopping experience.

We have been loyal customers of the Deuce ever since we moved here two years ago…read more It is one of the better second hand stores. There's not much to it. Folks donate junk they don't want, we show up and buy it. Charities benefit. If they've over priced, we decide how badly we want it and factor in that all proceeds benefit a cause. This store is really well organized with a huge variety of junk. Prices are great, especially for clothes. They have a massive dvd and book collection. Even a nice selection of Alaska based writings. Take care, remember it's donated stuff other people didn't want. Sometimes that means damaged or in need of repair. Buy accordingly. I know it's for a cause, but there are times when it's fun to dicker, especially when something's broke and so are we! I've bought cool shot glasses, growlers, tools and OSU Buckeye dolls. I've even found my favorite candy bars at a nice price. Even at their peak the line moves quickly so it's a very efficient process. The folks are fun to deal with, super friendly! 08/23

As far as second hand stores in Alaska go- you're not going to find a better one. This store is…read morehuge, incredibly and thoughtfully organized, and has an extensive selection. The only negative part about the store is it is for profit and does not benefit the needy. But in a sense it does because clothing is SO Expensive in Alaska, it really is a blessing to find a place like this. Not only do they have clothing, but they have baby stuff, scrubs, bridal gowns, suits, Halloween costumes, rainwear, tons of sporting gear, kitchen and house stuff, books, dads, cds and albums, bikes and strollers.

Love love love Their new location and new building are fabulous! The layout is open and inviting…read more Hubby and I were welcomed as we walked through the door and enjoyed browsing through the entire shop several times before making our purchases, without feeling rushed or overwhelmed by sales staff. 5-stars is well deserved.

Large space that offers something for everyone. Lots of Alaska items along with various others such…read moreas honey, gummies, and of course jewelry. Some very unique items and of course there is a great coffee shop upstairs.

Went to their grand opening. Super clean and a great variety! Staff was very knowledgeable and…read moresuper friendly and the prices were great

I guess you could call this place a gift shoppe. (That's how it is advertised)…read more But it feels more like a mini department store (minus appliances and that kind of stuff). There is everything from lotions, to Alaska clothing, to puzzles and toys. There are fuzzy and comfy looking socks. They have lip balm and magnets, soaps and all sorts of coffee cups. There are cute signs, snarky signs, and everything in between. I even saw a mini zen garden. (I may go back for that soon, so I'm not telling you it's cozy location). It dawned upon me today that this is where I need to go when I need a gift, but I'm not sure what to get. It doesn't seem to matter the age of the person. There is something for everyone. The space is bigger than the humble entrance leads you to believe. It is clean, organized and well put together. There aren't multiple sellers curating the collection, which means someone has excellent taste. Plan at least 15-20 minutes to give it a thorough walk around!

Cute shop right across the way from Vagabond Blues. I liked the clothes and knicknacks. There is a…read moresection for kids. Lots of locally made things, which I like. Would come again after a cup of coffee from VB.

I've purchased five pairs of boots from Charlie over the years and have never been disappointed…read more Great selection, service and advice. Fair prices every time. And I always look forward to their booth at the state fair. They won't just sell you any boot, they make sure the fit is just right before you leave the store. Service and value you just can't get online.

Went in to look for boots and a hat for our wedding this upcoming summer, I am native and my fiancé…read moreis white and the red head lady at the front watched us like a hawk. Very racist vibe that we got from her, we were only in there for about 10 minutes and my fiancé bought a $25 baseball cap. Would not recommend if you are native or even look native.

Talk about customer service! I live in Wasilla but was recently in Anchorage and decided to stop…read moreby the Treeforms location there. So glad I did! The immediate friendly greeting was not your typical "grab the customer at the door" pitch. It was simple courteous and classy. First impressions truly left a great impact. Looking forward to future purchases and spreading the word of your quality, friendliness and service.

I love this book store for a few different reasons, but haven't been in until recently…read more One, I read online about people hating the drag story time for families in Anchorage and Wasilla, but Taylor Jordon continued to host despite ongoing threats. No discrimination here. Two, she does not ban books and continues to support during banned book week, which for 2025 happens to be Oct. 5-11. RESIST! During discussion with another customer, Taylor mentioned the shop hosting two different book clubs, and one is currently reading 1984. Coincidence, much? Methinks not. Three, she hires homeless youth, and is the only bookbinder in Alaska. I bought a cute hand made book bag for $10, and is perfect for my knitting projects, shopping, or whatever. Will come again, and must recommend.

The attention to customers is great. Friendly and helpful. Nicely laid out and accessible. Good…read moreprices.