The best prices near the Minnesota/Northern Lights Fluster Cluck: by far…read more Even if you're not a Carr's member, the gas here is usually 10 cents cheaper than the Chevron...which is 10 cents cheaper than the shady-ass Shell that lists its cash only prices on the sign. There's a small mini-mart that's better than the Fred Meyer mini-marts. You can actually walk inside. They've got a ton of drinks.

Good prices. Usually the best in the neighborhood. Unfortunately, today the pumps were not…read moreaccepting credit cards and the staff didn't believe there was a problem. Since i was in a hurry, it was a problem for me! Also, they are often out of windshield washing fluid when I want to clean my windows while my car is filling with gas. You can expect a low price, just don't expect convenience.

Great Gas!!! It catches fire inside my engine and makes my…read morecar hurtle down the road faster than I can run. It makes going to Homer so much more enjoyable. The facility is fairly new (2018) and being expertly maintained. Very clean. Easy to get in and out of.

Not a ton to say about it - it's a gas station - nevertheless, it seems relatively new and well…read moremaintained with plenty of lanes to pull into to. It's location and layout make it easy to enter from and exit onto Dimond even in busy traffic. I've also bought propane refills here with no issues.

Friendly staff, clean, and convenient. Neighborhood feel. A welcome addition to Eagle Riverread more

My husband and I love to come here for hot cocoa and other snacks that we're craving!!read more

Positives: Several…read moregas pumps (20!) to choose from spread out decently. Great for RVs and vehicles with trailers. In a clear day you can see Denali from the lot by this gas station. There are some snacks and beverages available. Tobacco sales available inside the attendants kiosk. Ice available. Some road items like oil and windshield washer fluid available. There is an air station directly behind the attendants kiosk by the five parking spaces. The Meh points: It's a little congested getting in and out. It's also confusing when you first pull in whether the pumps (11-20) are regular or diesel (they're regular by the way). The snacks and beverages are limited. For instance, I didn't see any coffee beverages. No bathrooms.

It's a gas station ... not much to say about it other than that its conveniently located near the…read morehighway in case your forget to get gas before you leave Anchorage. Prices are on par with everyone else and the Fred Meyer rewards bonus is a nice discount. This parking lot is very busy and a little chaotic, so be careful. In summer there's tons of RVs and trailers with off road toys getting gassed up.

A real oasis . I…read moreneeded to find a mortar and pestle. Called all over town till I found Red Apple. If you are looking for specialty kitchen gadgets try them first. Most employees seemed happy with their jobs and went out if their way to help me. It's been years since Ive seen that in this town.

Very nice place friendly staff at 7 am this morning stunning price ranges wide options on sea food…read morefarm life snacks

I just re-started my Costco membership recently after staying away from the overwhelming crowds in…read moreboth the Debarr and Dimond locations in Anchorage. I came down here earlier on a whim to pick up some groceries. I'm glad I did. Costco Business Center is located off of N. Muldoon in the former Sam's Club warehouse next to the Glenn Highway and the Elmendorf gate. This location was meant to accommodate local businesses in the area for supplies, but this location is just as good for regular members when going grocery shopping. The big takeaway is the stark contrast of the crowd of shoppers compared to the other locations. The crowds are much lighter and the checkout lines are a lot shorter, yes this is Costco we're talking about. When I hear the name Costco, I usually think of the great deals they have on a wide variety of items, but I also associate chaos and confusion every time I go into one. I can actually navigate the aisles and go around the store at my own pace instead of rushing to pick up what I need and standing in long lines for several minutes when checking out. I found plenty of items on sale and at lower prices compared to the regular grocery stores nearby. The number of items I purchased are too numerous to mention in this review, but a few of them definitely stand out for the price. On this trip, I found a 2.5lb canister of Virginia extra-large Peanuts for only $7.99, a 4-pack of Lysol Antibacterial Wipes for $11.49 (a pack of 2 costs $18.99 at Carrs so this was one of the best deals you can find) a 32 oz. tub of Golden Irish Spreadable Butter imported from Ireland for $11.99, and a box of Burnt Ends Smoked and Seasoned Beef Brisket 1.60lbs. for $23.50 (I was ecstatic to find this as I mentioned in previous reviews that most BBQ places in Anchorage don't have this on the menu). There was only a two-minute wait for checking out at the registers on a Sunday afternoon compared to 10 or 20 minutes at the Debarr location around the same time. The downsides to this location is no Food Court at the front, although I suspect this was meant to keep crowds under control during peak busy times. Smart move, but it's still nice to get a cheap slice of pizza or a hotdog on the way out. There's also no eyeglass store, auto shop, clothing, furniture, electronics, or jewelry at this location, but I'm happy with just a regular grocery run at large quantities and affordable prices. With a slower pace compared to the other stores, it is much easier for employees to stop what they are doing and take the time to help you find an item in the warehouse. Parking has to be the best of the three locations, there was no difficulty finding an available spot not far from the entrance. Despite the omissions of products not found here, I find the simplicity of grocery shopping in a large warehouse with relative ease a nice change of pace.

When I tell you I was in and out in five minutes I mean it. I came in, got what I needed and picked…read moreup what I wanted super fast. There was virtually no line for the checkout which is a huge deal compared to other locations. It's not crowded inside either. There's no samples here, or at least none that I've ever seen but there are super deals on meat and tons of items you can buy in massive quantities. Everyone was nice, I was greeted twice and had a good shopping experience.

It's messy out. And their window washing wands are in full…read morebuckets of clean window cleaner. Somebody's on their breakup a game. You've got my business.

Nice customer service! Fair pricing on fuel. I'll be back for sure. Entire facility is clean and…read morewell lit.

Review of New Sagaya City Market - Anchorage, Alaska…read more Five weeks ago, I moved from San Francisco to Anchorage, settling near the downtown area. One of my first missions was to find a coffee spot that felt like home--a place with not just great coffee, but genuine people behind the counter. After trying a handful of cafes, a neighbor suggested New Sagaya City Market, just two blocks from my house. What a win. The market itself offers high-end, quality products. Yes, prices are a bit higher than what you'd find at Walmart or Target, but coming from San Francisco, I was prepared for that. What truly sets this place apart, though, isn't just the products--it's the people. From the very beginning, the baristas here have shown me the most consistent and heartfelt customer service I've experienced since moving to Anchorage. They don't just serve coffee; they connect with you, listen to your stories, and make you feel like part of the community. Today was a perfect example. I slipped in the parking lot (rookie mistake--no spikes on my shoes for the icy ground). After two kind gentlemen helped me up, I walked inside with my spilled coffee. Annie, a new barista I hadn't met before, immediately offered me a fresh cup with such kindness and care. That small gesture meant so much--it wasn't just about the coffee, it was about feeling seen and supported. I also want to shout out Monica and Shea, who I met when I first arrived five weeks ago. They've been consistently amazing--funny, charming, and genuinely interested in conversations about life, community, and even my adventures back in San Francisco. Every time I come in, I leave feeling lighter, happier, and more connected. Thank you, Annie, Monica, and Shea, for making New Sagaya City Market my go-to coffee spot. You've given me more than great coffee--you've given me a sense of belonging in a new city. --- Would you like me to make this version short and punchy for Google/Yelp reviews, or keep it longer and more storytelling-focused for something like a blog or social post?

Unique foods, excellent fish, and exotic vegetables make New Sagaya a fun place to shop for items…read moreyou can't get anywhere else. While the store is pricey, it is worth a visit for the items you can't get anywhere else and excellent customer service. I recommend trying the pre-seasoned ahi tuna, my personal favorite for at home meals.