We stopped here on our last day in Alaska and the gift shop was just beautiful with tons of…read morehandmade items. The store smelled delicious when we walked in... she was making peanut brittle. The customer service was very friendly. I highly recommend it for one of a kind souvenirs.

The best place to find Alaska Made gifts and souvenirs! An awesomely displayed array of unique…read morejewelry, art, wood work, and handicrafts. The Alaska Made jams and jellies from Jingle Jellies are to die for! You won't be disappointed when you shop here!

I ordered a cherry pie for my husbands birthday. The pie was amazing!! I can't wait to trade in my…read moreempty pie pan for another pie!!

The coolest little shop. We had been driving all Day…read moresightseeing and I wanted some Good Chocolate. They had all kinds of imported chocolate and candies and also handmade truffles. A wide variety of flavored olive oils, loose tea, native Jams and pear butter etc. a nice variety of gift items too. Just a cute shop and friendly service.

If your looking for anything that has anything to do with alaska this is your kinda place. So…read morebefore I came home I did lots of shopping for shirts and other trinkets to bring home. I bought a few Ulas which are Alaska knives plus lots of tshirts as well. They have it all I bought some smoked salmon from here and it's delicious. You can't miss this shop

Few reviews are probably tougher than one for a gift shop in a town you've lived in for 10+ years…read more I came here with my Mom so she could buy postcards and other goodies for her grandkids. They have a decent mix of the two things you are apt to find in downtown Anchorage gift shops: 1) Wildly underpriced goods (magnets, t-shirts, bookmarks, wall art, etc.) made in China. 2) Very spendy items (soaps, salves, syrups, carvings, etc.) made in Alaska by Alaskans. This is my Mom's favorite downtown gift shop. The clothing and stuffed animal sections here are particularly massive. Though you aren't going to find any technical/pragmatic/outdoor clothing, this is all chiefly gear to let folks in the lower 48 know that you've been to Alaska. If you're a local, the advantage of going here is to see all the various Alaska-made goods in one place, so you can go patronize those individuals and companies directly.

A clever little shop for Alaska souvenirs and gifts. This store is one of five in Anchorage. They…read morealso can be found in Seward and Talkeetna. There really is something for everyone here. Novelty items as well as a few practical things all with an Alaskan theme in mind. The prices are typical for a souvenir shop, maybe even a bit more reasonable. We picked up a couple books on the history of the state and one called "Alaska Bear Tales". We also bought t-shirts for the kids and a hoodie for memaw. My brother claims to love salmon jerky. We found him a bag and a framed map of Alaska for my cousin's upcoming birthday. Don't worry, he never reads my reviews (I'm not entirely sure he can read at all). 07/22

COME HERE FIRST! Everything is cheaper here than all other shops. Trust me, I checked!…read more V A R I E T Y This store has such a wide variety of literally everything. And so far the most affordable for everything as well! U L U K N I V E S If you're looking for Ulu Knives from the actually Ulu factory - this place is the cheapest! They even have the bowl sets! For just the Ulu Knife and stand it is $24.95 For the Ulu Knife, stand, and bowl it is $49.95 They also do 10% off for them as well! So affordable!!

Cashier was very friendly. She will tell you about the business and that it is family owner…read more There is a huge selection to choose from. There are several around town. This one specifies that it is an outlet store with up to 50% off. I heard a lot of people saying they have really good prices and selection. If you are souvenir shopping, check them out.

This is a newer Alaskan gift shop on the airport. It has a lot of locally made gifts as well as…read morelocally made snacks. Sadly, much of the trinkets say designed in the USA but are manufactured in China or Korea. Very few I found (other than the local foods) were made in the USA. Nice shop though with lots of unique gifts!

SO MUCH FUN. I love this store and would rec people who are visiting to come take a look around…read more The manager on duty today 4/29 bought my son a little treat just because and I was genuinely so surprised and grateful that he showed so much kindness to my son. ALL of the employees that we interacted with today were so funny and nice. such a great family place and a nice reminder that the world is filled with people who are kind. So blessed to have met all of you!

Life long Alaskan here. impression:…read moreNot a single employee seemed to enjoy life, or the job at hand. They were uninterested in navigating a little chitchat to help you find a meaningful gift. Grunting, and pointing without smiles. I found some boxed chocolates on my own. And although the venue was large, I didn't feel comfortable surfing products in such and unfriendly atmosphere. I did see some Alaska cards in a rack...., I saw the price and thought holy s#it....i can't afford this place.... So I just got the chocolates and left. Are the chocolates good? I have no idea they were gift.

5 Stars AK&Co Gourmet Market…read more AK&Co Gourmet Market at the airport is an absolute gem the kind of place you wander into thinking you'll just browse, and suddenly you're walking out feeling like you've discovered Alaska's hidden treasure chest. Their gift shop game is elite: clean, organized, full of unique local goodies, and stocked with the kind of stuff you actually want to give as gifts instead of the usual airport knick-knacks. From the moment you step in, it feels like a little slice of Alaska's charm wrapped up in one perfectly curated shop. And let's talk about that Alaskan salami with reindeer meat pure, undefeated, top-tier greatness. I'm telling you, it's the kind of snack that makes you forget you're in an airport and instead makes you feel like you're on a culinary expedition through the Last Frontier. Flavorful, rich, and honestly one of the best things you can grab before a flight. Big credit to AK&Co for keeping quality alive and making the airport experience something you actually look forward to.

This is a newer Alaskan gift shop on the airport. It has a lot of locally made gifts as well as…read morelocally made snacks. They have some really fun wine bottle stoppers and ornaments here. Sadly, much of the trinkets say designed in the USA but are manufactured in China or Korea. Very few I found (other than the local foods) were made in the USA. Nice shop though with lots of unique gifts!

I was intrigued by their Alaska BIG FOOT Dark Chocolate Bar. The bar states it is made specifically…read morefor Sourdough Mercantile. The chocolate bar is rich and velvety. It melted in my mouth and I ran back to the store to buy a second bar before my flight departed. HEAVEN!!! Thank you Sourdough Mercantile!

This is a newer Alaskan gift shop on the airport. It has a lot of locally made gifts as well as…read morelocally made snacks. Sadly, much of the trinkets say designed in the USA but are manufactured in China or Korea. Very few I found (other than the local foods) were made in the USA. Nice shop though with lots of unique gifts!