Garbage everywhere outside. No registers open besides self checkout High prices with shelves un…read morestocked.

We loaded up on snacks and cleaning supplies at this Seward Safeway while staying in the area for…read morethe weekend. I thought the location was cute and perfectly sized for the small town it's in. Parking was ample. Employees encountered were helpful and efficient. The store seemed cluttered in some areas but perhaps they were nearing time to close the store for the night. We had no problem finding everything we needed. Prices seemed average but maybe not haha

Tiny little grocery store/gift shop/coffee stop in "downtown" Cooper Landing that is as authentic…read moreAlaska as they come. These folks are so friendly its difficult to leave without making time for a 15 minute conversation. A total time machine to bygone days when people made time for each other. All things considered, their prices are pretty reasonable for remote Alaska. I stopped here twice this past weekend and both times, I had a great experience.

We have stopped in here every year for the last 5 years while fishing and I don't know where to…read morebegin with this place . Old and dated. Feels like you are in a B movie or the Twilight Zone. Merch has dust on it, it's so old. Staff is grumpy but the other day I asked the young girl working when the food truck was gonna open and she looked at me with a blank stare like I was from Mars. She clearly didn't speak English. Looked at sandwiches in the cooler and as best as I could determine, the egg salad was made 5 days prior! I know this is Alaska but that's no excuse for old dated stores and sour attitudes. And this is another store that has religious quotes posted. Stop it already!!!!

I just got the best latte on my Alaska trip - prepared perfectly by John!!!…read more The market also has great looking snacks,, souvenirs, and essentials.

A group of friends and I rented two RV spaces at Grizzly Ridge for two nights. This was a great…read morelocation with plenty of options for hiking, kayaking, rafting, and sightseeing nearby. Additionally there were actually several restaurants and convenience stores in the area which was a change from the remote RV parks we had stayed at previously. The staff inside the store were EXTREMELY friendly. I have seen some negative posts about religion which I do not understand. Not once did I encounter anyone trying to push religion down my throat, nor did I notice an inappropriate amount of bibles laying around. Also, who cares? You don't have to read the bible in the bathroom just because it's there. I would highly recommend staying at Grizzly Ridge! Also there is a beautiful brand new metal deck area with steps leading down to it right on the river. I'm attaching pictures. Must see! Plus: water, sewage, and electric hook ups!

This place is like a mini-Whole Foods mixed with some touristy stuff mixed in. Mind you, this is…read moretouristy stuff that is actually thoughtful and that locals would want to buy! The 5-stars is mainly for being open year-round. Seward is a ghost town in the winter. It feels like 80% of business are closed, making it challenging and frustrating for Alaska residents to visit in the off-season. The main/only negative is that the prices are high, really high. Also, the anti-science rhetoric around GMO foods is a huge turnoff. We need more science in our food supply chain, not less. Fear mongering and food shaming (see also: "clean eating") by people of great privilege is not helpful to improving the outcomes of those that are less fortunate. GMO fresh veggies are about 1000X as healthy as non-GMO, organic, GF cookies. Not everyone can afford massively expensive organic/non-GMO/GF/etc products. And eating those is not necessary for good health for the vast majority of people.

Great natural grocery and wellness shop…read more Everything is pretty much full sized here - so it's more for local grocery shopping. So much healthy goodness! A mini Whole Foods: pantry, frozen, beauty and even a cafe/smoothie shop in the back! We stopped in to do some browsing, ended up with some healing hand lotion, sulfate free dried organic cranberries and some cute Darn Tough socks for gifts.

Great customer service. They went above and beyond to make sure we were taking care of. Thank you…read morecaptain jacks for helping us when we were in need!

Whatever you do, avoid these people with your fish!!! They are so disappointing and disorganized…read moreit's pitiful! I trusted them to process and ship my fish only to be incredibly disappointed! First, they shipped it to the wrong person! They don't communicate anything until I call! They then have UPS take the fish on a 4 day tour???? Still no communication! I finally cancelled and asked for a refund! The $2000 I spent in a fishing trip down the drain! Save your $$$$ and save your fish! Avoid these clowns!

Absolutely ridiculous poor customer service Called to book…read morea car for the weekend and the response was Go on the website AND BOOK IT! With a completely horrible attitude Don't use these people

Whittier was named the strangest town in Alaska. And there's also the old saying, "It's always…read moreshittier in Whittier." That's mostly a reference to the weather, but really most of the town looks pretty dumpy. The kindly description for the Harbor Store is that it's a well-worn small general store. And given the location it's probably not reasonable to expect much better. Given the Alaska state law forbidding alcohol sales in grocery stores, it's probably the only place in town to buy package liquor. The selection is sparse. The end of the building that sells the booze is actually a separate business. You can't go into it, but you can point to stuff you want and buy it that way. The rest of the place is the predictably unpredictable collection of seemingly random foods and tools and this and that. The store in the Anchor Inn has more of everything... except knives and booze