Tour guide recommended to check this place out. You can tel it's locally owned, they were packaging…read morestuff while we were looking in the store. I really like how they have everything so neatly placed and the "aesthetic". They had samples with of their salmon on rjtz crackers and it was really really good. The cashier was really friendly too and was attentive.

This town is known for its salmon, and this store has it in spades. It's a tiny space, but they…read morehave salmon basically stacked to the ceiling in there. Someone is passing out samples at the entrance (to entice people to come inside).

This place has really good variety when it comes to Salmon Jerky and prices when it comes to…read moreAlaskan-unique jelly. It's a bit of a walk from the cruise ship port, so you will see many shops along the way. Check them out first to comparison shop, but well worth the trek.

Sam McGee's is a store made to look like a miner's shack, full of snacks, rocks, mugs, knives, and…read morethe like. I wasn't interested in what they had to sell. I was interested in the cool set up of the store and aesthetic of the place. There's no parking in this area of Creek Street but most tour buses from the cruise ships will drop you off here or you can walk here easily from the port. This store is connected to a jewelry store.

Great products. The sockeye salmon, is great in salads, but it's also great to have it with a…read morelittle lemon and olive oil.

This little store is chock full of souvenirs and they promise to ship if you don't have room in…read moreyour luggage! We bought some Alaskan chocolates here and they gave us a few samples to taste. The ladies behind the counter were so lovely to deal with. My friend was obsessed with a specific brand of dark chocolate locally made in Alaska, so we were happy to see they had several flavors stocked. It's adjacent to a hotel lobby but the entrance to the store is visible from the street. Great place to pick up some souvenirs of Ketchikan.

Idk how it was so good but it was. The smell got me before I even saw it. Caramel corn while…read moreexpensive, was worth it. I got caramel corn in Skagway too, but this was the best. It was the perfect blend of buttery, crunchy, and sweet when it needed to be. The gift shop it's in is cute with fun things too. Can't wait for more.

Rhonda was such a delight!…read more You can try all three flavors before buying! Corn is made to order, unique, flavorful and delicious! You MUST try!

Our family was coming in from our NCL cruise and I knew I wanted to support local with our…read moreexperience. My husband and I are avid oyster lovers and when I saw this as an excursion choice I knew we had to go! Pick-up from the dock was easy and since we were the first tour, it was just us and one other person! Everyone from our driver, the capt, and staff at Hump Island were so welcoming, friendly, and informative about the area. With our group being so small, it felt more intimate and enjoyable. Our boat ride was great to and from Hump Island because our captain made sure to show us around and we were able to catch glimpses of bald eagles and whales! Once we arrived to Hump Island Oyster Co we were greeted and given such detail about the process at the farm. Our kids got to enjoy their touch tank and even spotted some jellyfish! Once upstairs, we enjoyed raw and charbroiled oysters along with some amazing salsas and sauces. The whole experience reminded my husband and I of that of wine tasting, but with oysters. Conversation flowed and the laid back atmosphere was comfortable and enjoyable. It was magical being in this part of Alaska and enjoying fresh oysters shucked right in front of us and grown right there. Thank you, Hump Island Oyster Co! We look forward to making our way back in the future and can't recommend this tour enough to others on cruises or visiting Ketchikan!

On our recent Alaskan cruise, we had the opportunity to take a tour of the Hump Island Oyster…read moreCompany. It was a very informative and fun excursion. I'm so glad we did it. I love oysters and it was great seeing how much work and care goes into farming of oysters, especially in Coldwater such as Alaska because the water is so cold they still lose about 50% of the oysters they begin with. The setting is just spectacular and the tour is very well organized. I would suggest that if you're ever in Ketchikan Alaska on a cruise or other vacation that you take part in this fun activity.

Cheapest fudge we've found! 6 squares for $20. An awesome variety of flavors and they let you…read moresample them too. Friendly staff and inside of a nice souvenir store. They have ice cream and sandwich deli items.

we are from Puerto Rico and we're dying for a good espress, we finally found it!!!! 100 recomended…read more10/10

I had the best lox bagel ever here!!!! It was so delicious, I wished I bought another for later. It…read morewas a little pricey but it was worth every penny! Located in a little strip mall with other seafood vendors. The server was friendly and the place was clean. There is a counter with some bar stools to sit on directly outside.

Unfortunately, after much prebuilt excitement to visit that little shop, we left disappointed…read more Lured in by the owner to sample various salmon products and loving the taste of them, we were made to believe those products were exclusively made for this specific shop. So we stocked up on items worth over $200 total, including some gifts for our friends. Then, on the way out we saw another shop just around the corner and decided to see if we could get a few more things. Well... that other shop had mostly the same items but at much lower prices. In the most extreme case, we're talking the same exact item (brand, size, and packaging) costing $5.95 when we just bought several of those at the Salmon Market for $16.95 each! I could understand a $1-2 price difference between different stores, but this was ***3x the price***... We went back to see if we could return them so we could buy them at the other store, and Salmon Market ended up price matching which means this item was never worth anywhere near that price and they absolutely knew that. This left a sour taste in our mouths and I suggest you shop around 2-3 other stores before buying anything there.

Super cute store! My little one loved to shop around. She got some candy and loved the little…read morevending machine in the front. The vibe is right with the rainbow bubble machine and music at the entrance.

Loved it in here! Really enjoyed the dive into the past Has…read moreall of the candy that you could imagine

My favorite place to get treats in town. I always get great service, all my questions answered,…read moreand I never feel rushed. The food is lovely and tasty. My kid is delighted any time I bring home chocolate from this store and we love sharing our treats with each other. Definitely better to spend more money here than getting chocolate from a big store and getting subpar quality product.

We've become locals since we've first tried the chocolate here a couple years ago. Our family used…read moreto be regulars at Ketchicandies, but since changing owners multiple times, they weren't consistent enough for us anymore. We haven't had any issues or disappointments at Forget-Me-Not Chocolates. The inside is very cute and artsy. There's a large selection of homemade chocolate products, ranging from barks to truffles. Our favorites are the chocolate covered gummies and the limited chocolate bars. The price is a little spendier, but definitely worth the quality of products and the friendly service. Whether you're local or just here for a few hours on a cruise, Forget-Me-Not Chocolates is a must try in Ketchikan.

This Asian grocery store has a wide range of items from different kinds of Ramen to crackers to…read morecookies and drinks. You can get preserved duck egg for your congee or fish balls for your hot pot! The owner (who told us she has lived in Ketchikan for over 40 years) is super nice and also owns the restaurant next door (Porte O Call). We were able to find all the stuff we wanted here. -----TL;DR----- Pros: convenient location, wide variety of items, super nice staff, and connected to the restaurant next door Cons: a little bit on the pricier side than one might expect, but it is imported to a small town and the main clientele is tourists, so it makes sense Bottom line: a great place to get your Asian groceries if you're visiting Ketchikan!

Go to for all our small grocery needs! So sweet and well organized we grab large spring roll…read morewrappers and glass noodles once a month along with all our snacks!