I love this store and all the employees are sooo nice. It's worth the stop in. You are sure to find…read moresomething in your price range.

Absolutely wonderful store, my favorite! Excellent selection of high quality Scandinavian home…read moredecor, food products, candles, etc Extremely kind and accommodating staff; helped me put together a gift for my daughter in Anchorage (I'm on CA). Reached out to give me personal suggestions and substituted an even better option. Then presented everything to her in a darling bag with a beautiful card! Can't wait to be in Anchorage again so I can go back to Nordic Home :)

All I Saw Cookware (backwards: Wasilla, haha) is a kitchen small appliance and gadget store in…read moreWasilla. They pretty much feature everything, including food scales, espresso machines, kitchen floor mats, measuring cups, glassware, and more. They don't have as many brands per item as Habitat Housewares does, but there's one reason they're worth 5 stars: they offer the most wonderful petits fours ever! I'm addicted to these small, delectable mini-cakes! The guy who owns the store is very nice and helpful as well: I came in 10 minutes before closing and he was in no rush to get me out of there, he asked me if I needed help with anything. Now that's service.

All I Saw Cookware is the grown up woman's toy store. The owner and staff are friendly and they…read morehave fantastic kitchen things. They recently moved over to a new mall up off KGB on the left (leaving town) so they did NOT close! His wife's store, Mimi's Closet, moved up there as well!

This is a cool store for the aspiring kitchen warrior…read more It really has everything one could ever need for cooking, and so much more. Le Creuset, blenders, juicers, toasters, espresso machines. It's everything I could ever want as an aspiring meal artiste. It is actually hard to catalogue everything. There are greeting cards, puzzles, games, candles. There are random posters, and signs hung up along the staircase up to the second floor where many more items, usually on sale, are located. Two particular enjoyments: 1. The chocolate bar selection. All sorts and types of flavors. Mint, caramel, and my favorite, potato chip. 2. The popcorn kernel selection. Every type of kernel for popping along with all sorts of ingredients to sprinkle upon the exploded kernels. The employees genuinely seem to enjoy their job. They appear friendly with each other and the customers.

Metro cooks is a cool store to spend an hour in. They have sooo many things you can buy. One side…read moreof the store is everything you could possibly want for a kitchen. The other side is fun gift tho gs and other fun stuff you must need for your kitchen. Over the years I have bought a plastic deviled egg holder, a deviled egg squirter thing, a pan rack you have from your wall, extra hooks for that rack, cast irons, various vegetable containers that look like your veggies, a cheese plate and knife, a popcorn bucket that separates all the kernels for you, lots of gift items like unique mugs, cat stuff, stickers, you name it you will find something for a gift if you look here. They are actually competitive in pricing when I google something in store Amazon has it for the same price or maybe the store is 1 or 2 bucks more. But hey no shipping charges and it feels good to shop local. Upstairs is the clearance items so dont forget to browse up there.

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.

Rafal, at Alaska Natural Stone Craft, combined his superb craftsmanship and artistic eye to create…read morea beautiful kitchen space for our home. The quartzite flows stunningly together, from island to work counter to backsplash. Friends recommended Rafal and Alaska Natural Stone Craft, and we are delighted with our counters.

Are you tired of waiting months to get your countertop Installed or can't find a great company for…read moregranite? Look no further Alaska Natural Stone has the prettiest stones ever and you work straight with the owner! He has been doing countertops for 20 years!!! So If you're thinking of getting stone countertops but don't know what kind go checkout his show room. I promise you won't regret it!!!

I had them remodeled a three bedroom one small bathroom to a larger bath putting two bedrooms and…read moremaking one and turning the small bedroom to a walk-in closet. It started out good but slow. The workers, sometimes only one showed up, walked off the job because they were not getting paid. I stupidly paid the $19,000 up front. Smooth talker. I then had to pay someone else to finish. Was given no refund and the owner disappeared. In trying to recoup my money i learned he already had many lawsuits against him. They are no longer at the address listed.skipping out on five months of rent. He has worked under different names. I tried to locate the owners name. It was such a nightmare I just can't remember.if you talk to the property manager of the strip mall Michael he should be able to give you the name. Beware! Do not trust!

I don't love the new location. It's much smaller, cramped and poorly organized. Staff can't even…read moresee you to know if you need help. Bah.

I have come to this store several times. There are many beautiful things here for higher end…read morecookware and dishes. I came in this time looking for a milk frothier to go with my espresso machine. The staff were very unhelpful and seemed mystified or even dumbfounded that it was an item in the store. When I asked about product specifics they didn't even know about it and read off the package. There are no returns from the store, so make sure you know what your getting, staff may or may not know what you are getting either! Interesting.

We're building a new house and I, apparently since I combined forces with our GM builder, and we…read moreseek out together to save money and time try to anticipate needs. Time is money. I work with Kristy and when she's out Rachael. Kohler is a brand we're using throughout the house. The lead time on Kohler faucets/parts can be 60 days. In other words you have to order WAY IN ADVANCE! I needed valves that go in the wall behind showers and baths ASAP so the plumbers could install them before the walls were gypcreted and tiled. Mr. N we need these ASAP we have to pressure test your system ... I ordered the faucets the rain heads and shower bars but ooohhh didn't know I needed rough-in valves (basically the gut of the temperature hot cold control for your shower). Okay ... I don't have 60 days I need them in 5 ... plumber said call Ferguson. Kristy pulled 2 from Wasilla, had one in town and 2 at their distribution center in Seattle. Boom ordered shipped and got them and needed parts for our standing jetted tub too. Who knew there were so many pieces to plumbing. The Plumbers day was saved! This week was nuts. I had to literally track down 5 parts I missed. So today I picked up a valve I made a mistake on, and I had 2 trim valve kits shipped to my new home address when they found them in California. Kohler Customer Service in Wisconsin - I have their number saved. They helped track down what was available which I ordered in Anchorage. Plumbers are back Friday ... I have all their parts again ready. Plumbers vans and trucks are outside at Will Call all the time - they get contractor discounts. Hmmm ... Hint Hint! Yeah, if you have the 60 days to get it in you can be stress less. BUT - if you can't close on your house till they're in ... oh yeah they can hook you up they can search!

stood there for 30 min. No I'll be with you in a minute, no I'll get someone to help you, no make…read morean appointment. Plenty of eye contact, zero customer service. went somewhere else and spent $10K

Re Bath put in a new toilet and flooring for my upstairs bathroom. I appreciated that they…read moreinitially Sent me to plumber rather than a patch job. We had some delays due to Covid and supply chain which couldn't be avoided. The reminder came out looking great. Ben did a great job and I am very happy with the outcome.

My husband called to get a quote for a full upper level bathroom and closet remodel. Chris and his…read morecoworker arrived at our house TWENTY FIVE MINUTES EARLY, which most would agree is not punctual, just rude. Chris asked to use our bathroom, specifically one downstairs. We said sure go for it. He came back upstairs a significant amount of time later and began to shame us for not having our bathroom remodeled in 2017 when he came out to give us a quote then. He said "you didn't respect my time then and you're not respecting my time now." My husband, son, mother and I stood in shock, wondering what the heck was going on. I said well geez we lived through a whole pandemic since then, give me a break. He said, "that was two years before the pandemic even started" and gruffly continued his drawings, suggesting we were idiots with every question or request. He asked several times about the whereabouts of our cat and said "usually Siamese cats are friendly. Yours is not." WHAT? But wait, there's more! We politely waited for him to finish his very important drawings as we apologized for needing a new roof, new flooring, having several ambulance trips, a house fire, and being healthcare workers during a pandemic, and further trying to explain why we couldn't remodel our bathroom sooner. He and his coworker left. My husband goes downstairs and comes back up applying rubber gloves. His face aghast. "What's wrong? Why do you have rubber gloves on?" THE GUY POOPED ON OUR BATHROOM FLOOR. HE POOPED ON AND AROUND OUR TOILET. HE SAID NOTHING. HE MADE NO ATTEMPT TO CLEAN IT UP. I am well aware of gastrointestinal ailments and have seen it all but this man sh*t all over my bathroom like an effing Brixton train station and then managed to come back upstairs to shame and insult me for not having my bathroom done six years ago. I called their office IN SHOCK to explain the whole thing and ask for a manager. The gal on the phone was appalled but didn't ask for my name or number, we never got a call or email in return. We managed to make it a great day for ourselves otherwise but will forever be haunted by Re-Bath and would NEVER recommend them to anyone in a thousand years.

My aunt was getting her hair done at Hot Heads and we needed to kill 30 minutes of time. I got 3…read moreula knives from a thrift store but had no idea how to use them. Cashier showed me how to chop and use a rocking motion. Not practical for watermelon, canelope, or pineapple. I needed knife holders and bought 2 wooden holders for $2 each and a jade one for $8. We killed time trying to watch salmon up the creek but didn't see any. The train blew its horn, and I got this picture. Cute flushable toilets outside. Recommend.

Unfortunately we arrived late in the afternoon, and were not able to see the ulu knives being made…read more However, Ben, an employee, showed us the factory area and walked us through the steps in the manufacturing process. He provided a great deal of information. The Ulu Factory is also a gift shop and of course, sells their knives and wooden chopping boards/bowls. The wood products are so beautiful. They also sell other souvenirs. The factory is located across the street from the train station and was within walking distance of downtown.