Great self of unique knives. They ship your purchase to your home quickly and easily. Great shop.read more

Cute made in Alaska artwork and jewelry. The Northern Lights jewelry is really nice. Beautifully…read morecarved handicrafts as well.

Great selection of locally made goods, and friendly folks…read more I bought a great ulu from people who use them every day and they advised me well on which one was best for me, not necessarily which was most expensive. Highly recommend a visit if you get the chance.

Staff was friendly but alas, it was just another souvenir store. We no longer purchase souvenirs…read more The soda that we bought was like $4. Yes, prices are higher in Alaska!

Nice gift shop with some higher end beautiful pieces of art on display for sale. I like to look and…read moreusually don't buy at these price points inter the locations, but have to admit I was definitely. tempted with a few of the pieces. If you like fine artwork from local artisans than this is the shop you should stop in and say.

Caribou Crossings was a great place to stop for souvenirs. Even though the shop is a bit smaller…read morethan some of the others, I liked the variety they had on hand. They had cheaper knickknacks, apparel, and more expensive carved figurines. The lady that worked there was also super friendly and made me feel welcome. If you need a one stop for shopping, I definitely recommend Caribou Crossings.l!

This is a pretty cool store. The store looks small but it is jam packed with items. There are lots…read moreof Native Alaskan Art work for sale along with some pretty cool gem stones or geode. I picked up a really nice rock for my collection. That was pretty cool. It is tailored to tourists. The shop is located downtown of Juneau and yes the store was very busy when we came. The staff was also very friendly as well. Prices are reasonable. I highly recommend visiting this store.

DO NOT SHIP ITEMS FROM MT. JUNEAU TRADING COMPANY…read more My beautiful 2300.00 statue arrived broken. They have not solved my problem. I contacted the shipper insurance, the collect the statue and shipping contents, and Mt. Juneau Trading Company is no longer taking my calls. UPS says they settled the matter with Mt. Juneau Trading Company, and that I should call them for a solution. They are now not taking my calls. I was on a cruiseship and am also considering contacting the cruise ship company to lodge a complaint about Mt. Juneau Trading Company's business practices. I seek a refund or replacement. My calls are NO LONGER being answered. I expressed concern when I purchased the statue, about it breaking during shipping and KYLE TRIPP assured me it would arrive unbroken. I have spoken to the owner JACK TRIPP several times and have not been given a solution. Only delays. I hope they contact me and fix my problem. 780-709-4584. Until further notice, DO NOT SHIP LARGE ITEMS FROM THIS STORE.

This is a very large souvenir shop right near the cruise ship ports. The store is right across…read morefrom the Gold belt tram and Tracy's Crab Shack. The store is large and there is plenty of variety for souvenirs. They had everything we wanted for your basic souvenirs. There were hats, magnets, shot glasses, clothing items, guitar picks, reusable bags, ornaments, key chains, a lot of stuff. There was plenty of registers open so there was little or no wait to check out. The employees were all very friendly. The prices were pretty reasonable, we learned that the "Shirt Company" stores had some great deals, like hats for $4.99. My son was able to get everything he wanted to collect and I was able to get some items for myself and others.

This was a fine place , I personally got two shirts that were reasonably priced with better than…read moreaverage quality. Personally if you see a design you like I would double check the tag because some of the blanks they use are notorious for not holding prints. This same logic applies to their embroidery, there was a shirt I really liked with a cool embroidery but when I put my hand inside it felt itchy. Overall, If you're looking for cheap souvenir shirts this is a good place to look.

We came here twice. The first time for breakfast which was really nice, though I would call their…read moregluten free "biscuit" more of an English muffin I found it very tasty and the sausage was also gluten free! The person working went out of her way to get the box for me to double check which was SO nice and they were able to handle my allergy to avocado well also. I wish they had ketchup, though that would have made it even better! Coffee here is excellent and the gift shop is really cute! Now for the second time we came here. We came here after finding Sunnyside closed, and on a Tuesday the pub also was closed. It was 1:45pm when we walked in (not busy). They serve crepes only 10am-2pm, clearly stated on signage. The girls working (who were different from the morning, we had just been there for coffee) would not serve us the crepes since it was too close to 2pm (though 15 min before), which was a bummer with very little/no other options in town, and we ended up spending less than we would have. Wish they would post actual hours on signage (til 1:30/45) or would have accommodated as I was excited for the gf crepes and was hungry! We settled for other little things and left a little empty stomached. Lovely little spot to check out overall, though!

Really great local staff. I always walked in to the smell of fresh baked good coming out of the…read moreoven. The coffee was great and they even made me a depth charge - 2-4 shots in a large cup filled with hot coffee room for cream and honey=) They sell great coffee to go and some of the best local art around.i got presents for my wife and kids all from local artists for a reasonable price. They also have wifi and sell smokes if you are into that. Cash and credit are accepted. This is a really neat place to chill and wite a book or read a magazine. You can talk to locals about this part of Alaska and fall in love with the lifestyle.

This Glacier Bay National Park Visitor Center is not a standalone building. It's actually situated…read moreon the 2nd Floor of the Glacier Bay Lodge. What confused me about this VC was that... When I was researching coming to Glacier Bay, I knew I was only going to be here on a quick 48 hour getaway. And...since I wasn't staying at The Lodge and only here for the All Day Boat Tour...I wanted to make sure I had enough time to come check out the Visitor Center. It's mentioned on Google and the NPS website that the VC is only open from 11am - 1pm, daily. But...the Gift Shop area inside The Lodge is open from 6am - 10pm daily. And...it's at the Gift Shop where you can purchase park souvenirs. In my head...I was just perplexed as to why the Glacier Bay VC would only be open for 2 hours a day...from 11am - 1pm? I don't get it...and I have visited a lot of National Parks. Well...now after spending my weekend in Glacier Bay, I can reveal what the 11am - 1pm hours were all about... This only means that a Park Ranger will be present at the VC from 11am - 1pm. So...if you're interested in speaking with a ranger or have any questions/concerns, that's the time to come. What I also noticed outside of 11am - 1pm was that... The shelves and on-site displays are locked up too. So, you're not able to read about some of the histories on Glacier Bay. But for me...that was okay. I just wanted to know that I could purchase some keepsakes from my time here and have my Parks Passport stamped. Otherwise...nothing else mattered. A side note... On the Glacier Bay Boat Cruise, there was a Park Ranger onboard for the 8 hour tour, and he had with him a Parks Passport stamp pad. Also, inside the Visitor Center while outside the hours of 11am - 1pm, the stamp pad was left out for the day, which was nice of the NPS to do. And...anytime you wanted to head up to the 2nd floor, there were tons of extra Park Pamphlets to take as well as Park Guide Booklets. Again, a nice gesture. Then...back downstairs on the 1st floor near the entrance was the Glacier Bay Gift Shop. Though, I found the options for purchasing little gifts and knickknacks such as magnets, keychains and postcards to be minimal. I only a bought a few items despite desperately searching for more...there really just wasn't much. And the Gift Shop was small...it was hard to maneuver around when there were a few people shopping at the same time. I do wonder...during 11am - 1pm, if maybe the Park Rangers have more souvenirs to offer guests when they are present? But, overall, the Gift Shop was just okay. Another note I'd like to mention... There was no park film to watch at the VC. But...if you walk down to the Tlingit Hut...(which is located just outside The Lodge to the right hand side), there's a more broad/wide range film to view in terms of histories and backgrounds about Glacier Bay. I stopped by the Tlingit Hut and watched the film which was informative. Overall, this Glacier Bay Visitor Center was fine for being situated on the 2nd Floor inside The GB Lodge. I just wish there was more clarity about the opening hours. You can scare a lot of National Park Enthusiasts out there for only being open 2 hours day from 11am - 1pm, lol. And...the Gift Shop should showcase more options for purchase as well.

The Glacier Bay National Park Visitor Center is on the second floor of this building, where you can…read moreget your National Park passport stamp. Be warned, although you can walk around and look at the exhibits, there is not a ranger staffing the desk after 4 PM, and the National Park stamp is not left out. This is what happened to us. When we got to the hotel, the National Park Visitor Center portion was closed for the day so we were worried about not getting our National Park passport stamp after coming all this way. We walked a trail around the lodge and ended up catching the tail end of a presentation of the park rangers in the Xunaa Shuká Hít Huna tribal house, just past the Snow the Whale skeleton. The presentation began about 7 PM. In the morning, we dropped off our luggage at the front desk and had it tagged with the airline that we were flying back with. This is because checkout is before we'd be back from the official 8 hour boat tour through Glacier Bay with the actual park ranger (and the National Park passport stamp and Junior Ranger program.) After dropping off the luggage, we walked from the lodge down a trail to Bartlett Cove dock to visit Glacier Bay National Park. After the boat tour, it was a mad dash to get to the bus on time, as it leaves for Gustavus at 3:45 PM. All of our luggage was waiting for us on the bus. If you're staying at the lodge for one night and taking the boat tour, you'll need to check out this visitor center after hours, otherwise, you won't have time to see it and make it back to the bus on time.

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.

Sales lady was very patient and helpful. I needed to find something hand made that was in my price…read morerange and she was awesome!

[49/100] SHOP LOCAL!…read more Nonette is a sweetheart! She is the Owner's Wife and was an enormous amount of help! I needed a handful of gifts and I was able to purchase 5/6 gifts here! Location, it's right in the middle of everything. There's shirts and merchandise hanging from the outside so it's super easy to find. There's another store right before it that looks similar but it's a different store. Erlinda's is the second entrance. There is so much to see. There 's a great variety of shirts for everyone in the family. There's magnets, bottle openers, jewelry, jackets, etc. I love purchasing enamel pins where ever I travel and she had plenty. They were inexpensive compared to all the other stores I visited. I visited about 3x in one day because I couldn't find anything better in variety and price. I purchased 3 shirts, a pin & postcard. My experience was great and I definitely recommend stopping by! My Mom loved her shirt and all thanks to Nonette!

I only walked in since I saw a cute onsie hanging outside. Turned out almost everything in the…read morestore was 20% off. Yay! The infant onsie I bought said "Un-bear-ably cute". How cute is that?! Originally $11.95, but with the 20% off, I paid $9.56. It is a small shop, but they have a variety and selection of shirts and other gifts. It's also nice that they take credit cards since it is such a small looking mom and pop shop. I think there was a CC min of around $5 though. The cashier that rung us up was super sweet. If not for their outside display, I would have never walked in. Thanks Erlinda for carrying such a cute onsie!