My absolute favorite store in Juneau. Every time I go, I head to NAO. There selection is amazing. I…read morefind things to buy, I may not need them..lol. No, seriously, the staff is so nice and welcoming. They make you feel like a local. Can't wait to go back soon!

Great inventory and product choices. Good selection of clothing and shoes for our climate. Staff…read moreoffers helpful suggestions and guidance. Best brands like Filson, Eagle Creek, Carhartts, and Helly Hansen. Customer service is outstanding! Always my first choice.

Greg and I unfortunately got sick while on our Land and Sea Alaska cruise. We needed Advil, and…read morecough medicines. This drug store is very close where NCL docked. It was a life saver as the ship does not carry anything soothing for colds. They had run out of Airborne :o(

Juneau Drug no longer seems to care about the people who actually live in Juneau year around. It…read moreuse to be a local drug store for local Juneau residents. You go in there now and all you see is tourist stuff. Not to mention the tourist take so much of our stuff and make it challenging for the locals to get what they need. One drug store for downtown Juneau is just not enough anymore.

Extremely good customer service! Five stars we highly recommend. If you're in Juneau you should…read moredefinitely visit.

Amalga Distillery is now my favorite place to grab a drink in Juneau - the vibe here is laid back,…read moredrinks have the best prices I've seen in years, and the staff if friendly. $5 for a gin and tonic, in this economy?!! The quality of the gin is great as well. I sat on a comfy couch near the front and caught up on all my emails and social media posts while I enjoyed a nice gin & tonic (they do limit two drinks per stay however). Overall great bar if you are in to gin!!

The store was clean and inviting. They have a wide variety of Alaska souvenirs and clothing. The…read moreemployees were friendly and helpful. Summer the cashier, was friendly and helpful. This is a great place for tourists.

If you are in Juneau there are tons of jewelry stores but I was nice to find just a regular…read moresouvenir shop. I always get stickers from my travels for my travel journal and they had a nice selection. They also had tons of other alaka souvenirs as well. The staff was friendly even though they were very busy. The prices were fair

Last fall, I took my car there for an oil change and wheel swap, summer to winter. 1 they put the…read morerear wheels on backwards, 2,,,, they over tightened ALL lug nuts all the way around. 1 wheel removal took just over 4 1/2 hrs. The last 3 almost 3 working days. Broken bolts, hub assemblies replaced, damaged rims from the end results of the work involved from this one incident from Southeast Mine Supply. PLEASE don't go there! Les Schwab told me that I am nowhere near the 1st person that this has happened to.

I was overdue for an oil change and had been used to Jiffy Lube for most of my life. I searched…read morearound for reviews and asked a few friends for recommendations, and they all pointed towards Southeast Mine Supply as one of the cheaper ones in Juneau. They do take walk in appointments and it was $59 for cars and small SUV's. It felt a little like a hobby shop with loud drills going, but it took less than 25 minutes (no one else in line) and I made myself right at home with some newspapers around me

I bought a pair of boots here at 50% off, but they were still $$$!!! I love them because the look…read moreis so unique, but honestly they do not feel like the best quality. The prices are about the same as a pair of UGGs but quality compared to UGG boots is subpar, like you can tell the boots wouldn't hold up in inclimate weather. The sole of the shoe is not even rubber, so I imagine they are going to wear down pretty quickly. I try not to wear them in the rain too, because they are not slip resistant. However, they will definitely keep your toes warm! Wish they had a more diverse online shop, apparently they only sell and ship their rugs online. I was looking into buying a matching purse for my boots in store, but didn't...now I'll have to wait til I go back to Alaska again!

A great gem amongst the tourist traps that are so typical at the cruise ship ports! You have to…read morewalk a little farther up the street, but less than 5 minutes. Right across from red dog saloon, which you should probably check out too. (along with deckhand Daves and the narrows bar. ) Awesome hand stitched rugs, housewares, belts, shoes... Cool place and good vibes while we were there. Everybody was friendly and didn't bug us, which was really a nice change.

Great store to pick up unique gifts and souvenirs while in Juneau. The space is a little tight,…read moreespecially when the crowds roll in from the cruise ships, but it's packed with fun and interesting finds. I ended up buying a gorgeous pair of earrings that were surprisingly reasonably priced. The lady who checked me out was also very pleasant and helpful, which made the experience even better. Definitely worth stopping in if you're looking for something a little more special than the typical tourist souvenirs.

4 stars Cute store…read morewith plenty of locally-made trinkets and other non-local art/craft stuff. Layout made sense and the staff were nice. Prices were relatively competitive to other stores. I don't think there's much else I can say.

Absolutely ridiculous customer service. My daughter accidentally dropped a cheap plastic magnet and…read morea tiny piece brok off. The employees immediately demanded that we pay for it. I understand expecting customers to be respectful of merchandise, but accidents happen--especially in a tourist gift shop that welcomes families and children. I've traveled extensively and have never been treated this way over a low-cost souvenir item. What stood out wasn't the money, but the pettiness and complete lack of customer service. A business that values its customers would have handled the situation with a little grace and understanding. Instead, they chose to make us feel unwelcome and embarrassed over a piece of plastic worth very little. There are plenty of souvenir shops that appreciate their customers. I'd recommend spending your money elsewhere.

found a very nice Ulu knife. The lady (Older India person) told me it was the only one she had…read moreleft. She was sold out of all her Ulu's except this one. It was beautiful. It had a blue wood on the left side and caribou in the middle and another colored wood on the right. I told her I would take it. Miraculously when I told her I was needing 2, she just happen to find another one. I should have known then something was fishy. So I bought both of them. $710. When we got home from our trip 2 weeks later I opened the boxes she wrapped them in and found she did not give me the original Ulu I had picked out but gave me another one that just had a caribou handle. Don't shop here! First she lies to me, then she switched out the knife I picked out with another one. I will calling the chamber of commerce in Juneau.