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    Salmon Etc

    4.3 (53 reviews)
    ModerateSeafood Markets
    Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Fabio C.

    This is a great location to find some the best salmon you've ever had. We've first visited Salmon Etc. when we cruised to Alaska earlier this year. The location is quaint and the proprietors were awesome. There are samples of the smoked salmon, as well as salmon dip made from the same salmon. It was delicious. So much so, that we had to order more after we ran out of the product we purchased on our trip. Thanks to the staff at Salmon Etc. for being so pleasant and informative.

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    Boon C.

    Salmon ETC is recommended by our cruise ship shopping activity director. They have recommended we stop by to support the local product. The store is a small strip of the plaza. Very easy to miss it if you walk by and not notice it. This store carry all wild caught salmon. We were here looking for belly portion Smoke Sockeye Wild Caught Salmon. This is the premium grade smoke salmon and it is very good. We goof two packages. Each package is $19.95. Worth the money. We have taste the different smoke salmon in the store. But none like this pepper smoke sockeye salmon. They do carry many other item include caviar.

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    I traveled to Ketchikan in May of 2023 and came across Salmon Etc. It's a smaller store but they are incredibly knowledgeable about the products they sell. They provided samples of all their smoked products and the manager Garrett even opened up other products for us try. He was also very accommodating and personable to my autistic son who loves fish, he explained all the differences between the salmon to him. Ended up buying a case of the Fancy Smoked Sockeye and he shipped to us for free. Best Salmon we had in Alaska. If you go to Ketchikan go to Salmon Etc.

    Love Z.

    Please support local businesses in Alaska! Our family stopped in Ketchikan during our Alaskan cruise (Disney) in August 2018. I am so happy that we stumbled upon this shop near the port. The clerk was so personable and knowledgable about salmon and Alaska. Who knew we could buy so many types of salmon! It made for the best gifts for our family and friends back home. All of it was delicious. As for supporting local businesses... most of the shops facing the cruise ships in the port are owned by the cruise companies themselves. Salmon Etc (and many other businesses around there) support the local families who live in Ketchikan year round. I highly recommend this shop not only for that reason, but because they have the best selection of salmon around.

    Karen W.

    This place was recommended to us by a friend who has shopped here so we checked out this place and another store down the street but we came back here, mainly because of our friend's recommendation and two because the other place was hard pressuring us to buy things. I tried a sample of the salmon pate and it was good! Then they offered to give us a $1 off each can of smoked sockeye salmon so we bought a whole case of 24 and had it shipped for $20 and brought the pate and salmon dog treats home with us. We have yet to receive the shipment but it takes 5-7 business days. So we should be getting it this week. They are friendly and don't pressure you to buy anything.

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    I was looking for smoked King Salmon and this was the only place that had it. A very nice shop!

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    Great shop , love the service, very friendly free samples, great canned salmon definitely would go back.

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    Stopped in today for some gifts, in town on a cruise. Got some salmon and very unique local jams. Enjoyed the samples and friendly people!

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    This place has the best wild Alaskan salmon I have ever had! I highly recommend checking this place out!

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    Hump Island Oyster Company

    5.0
    (5 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    We did a tour of the farm and it was amazing! So informative and fun. Makes you really appreciate…read morehow much goes into the process. I now know starfish are evil oyster killers! :-) The oysters at the bar at the end of the tour were absolutely amazing.

    Our family was coming in from our NCL cruise and I knew I wanted to support local with our…read moreexperience. My husband and I are avid oyster lovers and when I saw this as an excursion choice I knew we had to go! Pick-up from the dock was easy and since we were the first tour, it was just us and one other person! Everyone from our driver, the capt, and staff at Hump Island were so welcoming, friendly, and informative about the area. With our group being so small, it felt more intimate and enjoyable. Our boat ride was great to and from Hump Island because our captain made sure to show us around and we were able to catch glimpses of bald eagles and whales! Once we arrived to Hump Island Oyster Co we were greeted and given such detail about the process at the farm. Our kids got to enjoy their touch tank and even spotted some jellyfish! Once upstairs, we enjoyed raw and charbroiled oysters along with some amazing salsas and sauces. The whole experience reminded my husband and I of that of wine tasting, but with oysters. Conversation flowed and the laid back atmosphere was comfortable and enjoyable. It was magical being in this part of Alaska and enjoying fresh oysters shucked right in front of us and grown right there. Thank you, Hump Island Oyster Co! We look forward to making our way back in the future and can't recommend this tour enough to others on cruises or visiting Ketchikan!

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    A basket of farmed  oysters that are 4 to 5 years old, covered with mussels and other sea life.
    A basket of farmed oysters that are 4 to 5 years old, covered with mussels and other sea life.
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    Sam McGee's

    Sam McGee's

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    If you look closely at your cruise ship contract, you might note a subsection that says, "All…read morepassengers will be expected, upon arrival in Ketchikan, to emulate local salmon and travel upstream to Creek Street." (Spawning is optional since prostitution was outlawed there in the 1950s. Yes, the 1950s. I know.) You will pass all kinds of worthy shops selling local goods on the way, but try to leave a little shine on your Visa card for Sam McGee's. Of all the shops we stepped in and out of between the furthest berth at the dock and Creek Street (and I think mean ALL the shops), this was the most attractive and fun with a selection varied enough that I ran out of energy to point at stuff. One of the advantages of Sam McGee's is the layout. With multiple entrance and exit points, you can move through the store and linger at displays instead of shoving your way in then craning your neck around other visitors. (There were three ships in port that day.) Especially attractive is the back verandah (again, with two exits) where you can leisurely stand and look over the creek. There's even enough room to step aside for a phone call. ("Dad! I'm calling from ALASKA!" Those of you born back when long distance was a thing saved for calling grandma on her birthday can appreciate this.) The wares themselves are not much different than what you will find elsewhere in town, although it's a lovely problem to have to choose between so many different brands of salmonberry jam. Luckily the store had a tasting cart set up, so we were able to make an informed decision and not just give in to my first impulse, which was to grab every adorable little jelly, cookie cutter, or knicknack and scream "PRECIOUSSSSS!" Seriously, this shop is as cute as can be, with the train running along the ceiling and the vintage gold rush-era glass bottles (for sale!) and who knows how many other things I missed while trying to choose the perfect mustard. (We went with ginger birch Moosetard.) Oh, and if you missed the Glacier Silt Soap shack while in Juneau, you can get it and many other local soaps here, although my husband was trying to steer me away from the display so I can't report further on this. (Probably because the Glacier Silt Soap shack in Juneau went into extended operating hours when I visited. I have a wee fondness for the suds.) (I did have one criticism about Sam McGee's, but then I looked at the map and saw that what I thought was the mineral "area" of the shop is actually a different store entirely; it's just connected to Sam McGee's. Anyway, beware of the very pretty gold leaf sold in bottles at the adjacent shop. They look like nice Alaskan souvenirs, but the gold actually comes from Brazil. Pft.) I know Sam McGee's is "just" a souvenir shop, but it's an attractive, fun place that sells just about every goodie you might want except for T-shirts and possibly salmon. (For T-shirts, there is the rest of Creek Street. For salmon, there is the rest of Ketchikan.) They even have a corner just for dog lovers, and be sure to note the many signs reminding you of how easy it is to ship stuff home. (In other words, don't be like us and remember those signs after being pulled over by the TSA at the airport. I'm pretty sure Sam McGee's would've cut us a better deal than twenty bucks' worth of panicked FedEx from the airport all because I forgot it was 2012.)

    I went here with my grandma to buy a souvenir. There was a shop dog roaming around inside unleashed…read moreand came up to me and sniffed my leg. I lowered my hand down for it to smell me and it BIT MY HAND and started barking loudly. Don't have an animal in your shop if it's not friendly. Imagine if that were to happen to an unsuspecting child. Completely disappointed in that shop.

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