I have only been in the store a couple of times and each time it was to buy a young family member a…read moregift card. This is the place they want to shop for all kinds of gear and outerwear ! When I walked in I was impressed by how easy it is to find what you are looking for ... At least to find where it would be if they have it . It seems like they do have a lot of good things . I browsed thru their outerwear and saw some nice name brand jackets I would like to have . I think they were selling the ones in good shape for about 70% off . The staff was helpful and friendly . When I checked out their website I was also impressed by their online presence . The hoarding Marmot is centrally located and plays an important role in our outdoor lifestyle .

Great winter and ski consignment store! I was able to grab a long Marmont jacket for $75!…read moreDefinitely pop in here if you are looking to unload winter gear or are in need of some

I was on an assignment in Alaska, I needed to obtain some conversational gifts for class I was…read moreteaching. I went to the Dollar Zone, found everything I needed. Thanks for displayed nicely. Prices were very clear. I need a little extra help finding something in the Clerk on duty did a great job. I walked out of there with several bags full of Fun things. Now I don't get to Alaska often but if I need to, that's my go to place. I highly recommend it for anything last minute and affordable.

I'm banking that they call it "Dollar Zone" because the sign is too short to put "Three or Four…read moreDollar Zone" or "Most Everything is Over Two Dollars Zone". It's dark and dingy in here. Maybe they keep it dark so you don't notice how dingy it is? Maybe they only paid part of their electric bill (obviously I say in jest)? Maybe they're too cheap and lazy to replace burned out bulbs? I think we have a winner! The reason I go to a dollar store is because they usually beat the big box stores on price and convenience. These folks did neither. We've established the fact their prices suck and it's a pain to shop in the dark like it was moonlight 9-pin-no-tap at the local lanes. We ended up driving over to Sam Walton's place and spent the money there. A mop and some hot soapy water would also do wonders. I know there's got to be a long list of some minor repairs that looks like won't get done. I understand this isn't the ritziest section of Anchorage and that businesses won't be a golden palace. But this store goes way beyond a little distressed, making it a drag to visit. So we won't. I must say the young man with the long hair was most amusing and friendly. We enjoyed his story on the lack of tax in Anchorage and the cost of the shopping bags. He seemed lonely. We understand why. 07/22

Way overpriced. Volunteer cashier wasn't informed that…read more"tips" pay the mortgage to help continue "the good work." If that's a fact, post a sign on the counter so no one has to feel awkward. Sketchy mission. If it's a nonprofit, why are cheap Chinese jewelry and other brand new items being sold? Where are all the trainees learning a craft?

This store is a nonprofit who takes donations, repurposes old items and uses the money back into…read morethe community. The employees are always really nice. There are a ton of stuff in here you might need 30+ minutes if you're really looking. They have an array of items you can by. Mostly furniture, DIY materials and stuff people hand make, crafts, clothes, dishes, Alaska stuff, jewelry. Etc. random stuff. Things I have bought: a car trash bag, dryer balls, laundry detergent strips, sticker, I forget what else really. They have a small kids area with toys and clothes, women's clothes upstairs, a few rooms with dishes, an Alaskan section, a reusable item section, a craft room, and space for volunteers to repurpose stuff before they sell it. They also do craft classes here but I'd check the website for up to date info. They also have a cafe now that rotates who is cooking. I have never seen the coffee bar operational they have nobody that runs it. I dont know if the lady working in Remade would make you a coffee or not if you asked. They are located between Huffman and de Armond road on old Seward. Usually open 11-5 and closed sundays.

This store, and the management of this Walmart was embarrassingly dysfunctional. From the time we…read moreentered the store, the people exiting the store were in a line having their baskets gone thru, before they could leave. The whole display was unsettling. We tried to get the 3 items we came for; water, face lotion and wipes, All items for our hotel room. It was an hour before Walmart closed at 11:00. We know because they confirmed on the overhead microphone every 1O minutes. It was so rude. Over and over, yelling the time they'd be closing! We could not wait to leave the messing, dirty unorganized store. I'd never been in a Walmart that represented themselves that way. Very few even spoke English. I was embarrassed for the tourists that come to our beautiful state, for a vacation, during the breathtaking Alaskan summers, to have a memory of that disgraceful business. Its a shame. Our family always enjoyed shopping at different Walmarts throughout the U.S. I sure hope someone puts some effort into raising the standards of the Anchorage Walmart stores, so we may be proud again. Sincerely, Ashamed in Anchorage

They don't have bass or school supplies and they just suck at doing they job like who has the…read moreaudacity to tell me to leave when i was walking.

I have to admit a feeling of shock when we walked in. I read previous negative reviews and wasn't…read moreexpecting much. I was pleasantly surprised to find a fabulous selection on hand. It says something that my uncle, daughter and grand daughter all walked out with new clothes. I even found a couple of sweatshirts to bum around in. Do the math and that's four generations served by one store. My uncle's new wife won't let me use her name in the review and got mad and yelled at me about it. So, let's call her Mandice. Not because she has massively huge man-feet, but it's just a random name. Right? Point is, that there were shoes that fit those gunboats...and looked great, to boot (see what I did there). She left with a pair of heels, a running shoe and slippers. NR has a new shoe customer, thanks to me (even though she'll never admit it was me). I love the fact that they keep the place clean and orderly. There's a wide variety. The people are very nice to us, but, they do have to pick up the pace at the check out. We went back a second time and it was no better. Still it's a great find for us. 08/23

My experience today at your Nordstrom racks was horrible, they were super rude and were so busy…read moretrying to sell me on getting the credit card that they charged me for my cologne and then didn't put it in the bag, and I had to pay for a whole another Uber all the way down there just to pick it up and they weren't willing to do anything to make their mistake right. Not even a discount and the employee was extremely rude about me asking for them to do something to fix their fuk up which cost me 25 bucks to come back

With super affordable online retailers like FashionNova and Shein it's a miracle Torrid is still…read moresurviving. They keep a clean, bright, and trendy space in the Dimond Mall. Their clothes, shoes, and accessories are definitely made with quality materials. They have the biggest selection of women's plus-size clothing here in Anchorage, but still not a wide enough selection for me. I always found it weird that Torrids bra sizes aren't very plus at all. DDD is the largest cup size they carry. Although they do carry band sizes up to 50. Torrid is nice, when on rare occasion, I run out of time to place an online order and need to run to the mall to find something really fast.

I have a love/hate relationship with Torrid. I appreciate that they make cute, fashionable clothing…read morein larger sizes, but holy cow are they overpriced. I don't buy anything from here unless I have a coupon and/or there's a sale. This particular Torrid store is nothing noteworthy, but I have had some...interesting interactions with the staff over the years. The first time I went in there just for a strapless bra. The girl at the register asked me like three times if I wanted to sign up for their rewards program or credit card or whatever. I've worked in retail so I get that asking is part of your job, but as soon as a customer says "no", stop. Just stop. Fast forward a few years and I go to look for a bra again. Nordstrom is my store of choice for bra shopping since they have the widest selection and best quality, but of course the price tag reflects that. Apparently, despite being a plus-size store, the largest cup size they carry is DDD. I asked one if the employees if maybe they had my size since I couldn't find it. And you know what she does instead of helping me find the bra like she should have done? She looks at me in disbelief and says that's no way that's my bra size. REALLY? Why would I lie about my size when I'm shopping for clothing? Just to prove her wrong I had an employee do an amateur size measuring on me, which confirmed I was in fact the size I said I was. I felt vindicated after that and decided to leave without buying anything. So now the only reason I go to this Torrid is if I place an online order since you get free shipping if you have your order shipped to a store for pickup. Here's a tip Torrid: don't accuse your customers of lying about their size and just don't harass them in general. You should be lucky you've gotten any money from me at all after that BS.

If you have daughters, how can you not like Claire's?…read more They have all the fun things to go in and grab, store was nice and staff was nice so it's a win!

DONT get your ears pierced here , and definitely don't get your babies ears pierced here .go to a…read moreshop. Too many horror stories from piercings done here

if I could give a 0 star I would. Usually this is our go to for my finances minis but after today…read morewe're never shopping here again. while looking at the inventory and glue the worker in the minis room was extremely rude and treated my fiancé like he was going to steal something. Never spending another red cent here ever again!

This isn't a bad place. It just isn't really a COMIC book store as they only really have trade…read morepaperbacks. Additionally, their trade paperback selection is limited. They have some cool novelty items, and lots of games, but if you are interested in the subscription service and getting the traditional comics, go to their Spenard location. Also, the selection of trade paper backs is much better at Spenard.

Unique gifts at a competitive price. The staff is nice and made recommendations. The items they are…read moreselling don't feel as generic as at the other gift shops. I got some really nice tea and bath bombs and really unique handmade cards.

What a great store for a tourist like me. We were looking for all those little Nicknacks that you…read morewant when you're out of town and want to bring something home for your friends and family. I personally like sending out post cards when I'm on vacation and I found a great selection of Anchorage Alaska cards here and 5 for $1 is a fantastic deal.

I've walked by this store countless times, but today I was drawn in by a super cute pair of…read moreslippers. I'm aware this store is known for trendy, cheaply made clothing, so I had previously never paid it much attention in the past. The sales person in the store was very friendly and helpful. I will say given the quality, the clothes are a little over priced, but I have a hard time finding things that fit my stumpy legs, so I was pleased to find a very cute pair of pants at the $40 mark. I also found a cute pair of shades and some inexpensive perfume. I actually think I'll be back now that I have a better idea of what they have to offer.

The times I have been to this store, the sales clerks were always helpful and nice, they have a…read moregood selection of clothing. No sales tax was a +++.