Favorite place to get a smoothie in town with my favorite being the blueberry breakfast but always…read moreenjoy trying their rotating specials. They have great add ins like protein, collagen, bee pollen etc and nothing but the best produce. I also love coming here to get unique vegetables and fruit that I know are high quality compared to what we get at the grocery stores

Great produce and service loved the smoothie! The customer service was amazing as wellread more

I absolutely LOVE Arctic Harvest!! Think full circle but…read moreactually local. These folks have ALL kinds of options to get fresh local produce to you. In the summer it's all from Alaska and in the winter they supplement from some great farms in Washington. Their customer service is top notch and they have a super easy to use website to order from and customize your "produce share". You can get everything from Alaska milk, eggs, and meat to kelp salsa and Alaska barley products. The variety of fresh produce available is also fantastic and I always get something fun I wouldn't of tried otherwise (but you CAN choose exactly what you want).

Huge fan of this place. It's one of the busier Saturday markets. Fresh local veggies? Check. Fresh…read morecaught seafood? Check. Man standing in the middle with a guitar singing Dead covers? Check. Locally grown obscure mushrooms? Check. I love this place and the fact it's less than 10 minutes from my house. I try to come here for all my veggie needs. It's a little more expensive, but you pay for quality. Food doesn't have to ripen on the way to Alaska, so you can actually taste the sweetness and fullness of every vegetable sold here. Open from 9AM-2PM. Get here early. Parking is limited.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! It's on our early AM Saturday Routine! Rempels Farms is a staple today we got…read moremustard greens and their black mollies (low glycemic) potatoes, squash blossoms and tomatoes. Then our cucumber lady who also sells lions mane mushrooms. Didn't have the mushrooms today, but we still have some from last week. Then Arctic Choice the seafood monger! Today 1.5 lbs of side stripe shrimp I'll make a Ceviche from. What Lingcod Yes - darn they ran out NOooo! Okay they had white king salmon my wife's favorite but I opted for Simpson Bay AK Oysters! I grill these in my special new cast iron oyster skillets! 2 dozen Oysters are a weekly staple during the summer when the markets in full swing. We then went and grabbed some super huge radishes from another vendor. Oh yeah a bread that's super high quality that Leila can eat Calugine from Zoi Food for life it's special for wheat sensitive people and vegans. Then to Beach Tribe Sodaworks for a 4-Pack of Jamaican Kombucha - Perfect with Gin - A Kombucha Gin & Tonic - Hello. All vendors take cash, some take credit cards so bring some of both. There's always something good there!

I needed some Ingredients for up coming recipes and i preferred to get them from a store that…read morespecializes in that cuisine. We love Mexican food in our household so what but a way to look up Mexican markets then on yelp. I found this one and when we pulled up, we were confused by both doors so we went to the left. That one is the restaurant now I don't we don't know if they're connected but either way the food is good. We'll do a separate review on it. So we came out went over and oh my gosh, the amazement that we saw. The amount of snacks that we saw, had us in all had us amazed. They had refrigerated section They had a hot food section, even a little bakery in the back. We bought a lot of stuff that day, and we made our second trip because one of the spices we saw, was amazing so we went back and bought six more. But we also found one that was a fish and I put it on snapper and it was amazing so yeah don't pass up the spices while you're in there. This by far is our favorite store that we have found so far. And don't forget about the dried peppers. We picked up quite a few bags so we can make salsa things at home.

The workers are nice and friendly. The bakery case and Mexican coke are my favorite. My boyfriend…read moreswears by the Mexican cold and cough medicine here

The Eagle River Farmstand is a simply amazing place to get fresh made bread, cookies, cinnamon…read morerolls, and other items. Products are made fresh throughout the week and posted online when products are put out. There is a cash option and venmo for items purchased. There is a online ordering system for their entire options and it generally has a 2-3 day turnaround. They do offer fresh eggs periodically for when the chickens lay enough and those go fast. Everything put out unless directly ordered is first come first serve. Everything so far has been delectable. The cookies are massive for the size and soft and chewy. You can taste the buttery richness in them. The cinnamon rolls came out hot and fresh. The outsides were fire and the insides super tender and doughy. There was just enough cinnamon and frosting to make it perfect but not overloaded with sweetness.

WOW. i expected the treats to taste like sawdust, i was so, SO pleasantly surprised! The chef does…read morequite an amazing job with her flavors and the cake i had was very moist and delicious. it was lemon raspberry cake and you could really taste the lemon, in a great way!!!! highly recommend, even if you are not gluten, lactose, or nut intolerant. you won't be sorry!!

This market has thinned out a lot since my visit 13 years ago. Today when we went (a Sunday in…read moreJune), there was one total strip of retail and food vendors combined. The rest of the lot was amusement park rides. There was a booth to dress up and take photos with Alaskan huskies, ulu knives, handmade candles, fur, photography, jewelry, and my favorite: Christmas ornaments made of Alaskan clay. I had to get one and start my travel Christmas tree ornament collection. Paid parking across the street and they were actively ticketing!

Decent little market, but there really were not that many vendors as I was expecting. Only one row,…read morewith a majority of them having food. The carnival rides took up a majority of the parking lot, which limited how many vendors could possibly be there. With it only open a few months, I would expect more vendors to be out when the weather is nice. I honestly was pretty disappointed in how little they offered. There were a few decent stands, but the prices seemed to be pretty high compared to what was being offered and seemed to be more geared towards tourists rather than folks living in the area.

I admire that these local growers and artist are trying to create a thriving Farmers Market…read more Admittedly it was cold and wet hence not many vendors but the ones there were friendly snd eager to talk about their items. I did buy a small wooden bowl made by Larry Carte, Lac-Ak.

Wow, what a great sense of community!…read more I highly recommend stopping by the Spenard Farmer's Market, the earlier the better. The feel isn't that of "kitschy touristy keepsakes", as the downtown market often is. These are all local businesses run by locals. In addition to lots of fresh produce, there are also lots of hip new businesses serving up great eats. And they have live music. They've also got "kiddie tables" for the little ones. Some of the businesses I've seen here include: Dipper Donuts: https://www.yelp.com/biz/dipper-donuts-anchorage Pikiniki: https://www.yelp.com/biz/pikiniki-anchorage Spenard Windmill: https://www.yelp.com/biz/spenard-windmill-anchorage?osq=windmill