Nice shop on way from Talkeetna to Girdwood.the owner is very nice and informative. We were…read moreimpressed with the set up and the eclectic merchandise. Bought just a couple of things because we are trying to travel light :-)

We found this unique thrift store tucked in Willow, Alaska on our way to ATV driving. We only had…read more20 minutes left to shop. The inventory was vast and reasonably priced. We wished we had more time to shop what seemed to be some interesting items. My daughter found some cool anime key chains. I found some unique key chains as well. I found this really cool drawer pull, but did not want the whole bag that it was in. The lady behind the counter let me have the one thing I liked for a dollar. That wise nice of her. She recommended places to eat. She was also friendly. We recommend this store to everyone who loves thrifting. We will come back next time we are in town.

I like descriptive names of places, which is why I like Thrift Store. You don't have to figure out…read morewhat it is. It is what it is. This place has been around for about 3 years. So, after a bite of za, mailing a package, taking a dance lesson, buy tools and hardware, you can walk over and shop for cheap clothes and household goods. I bought a jade thimble and almost bought NuWax. Will come again.

OMG, the lady working here was so nice. I got 2 Alaska Tough hoodies for $1 each. We made small…read moretalk, and I said I was from Minnesota. She sold me 2 ula knives that were older and not imported. The prices were very reasonable. Highly recommend.

Friendly staff and great prices. You never know what you're gonna find when you walk through the…read moredoors of this quaint little hole in the wall. Sometimes you find some vintage stereo equipment other times you find vintage cameras. Sometimes you wind up grabbing a couple of cassette tapes or a pair of pants. Quite a variety. The lady running the place is quite friendly as well.

Thrifters Rock is very clean and organized for a thrift store. Some of their prices are a little…read morehigh, so beware.

Posting this also here where they CANT buy my review and have it deleted…read more Update 4 days later: Since posting this they have again bought out my review. We also bought another carboy 5 gallon jug for $25 LOCALLY. Well they bought out my last review, the date stamp is missing but everyone else's is there... So it's been 6+ years and wanted to review the store again. It still sucks. It's still over priced. All proceeds go to their church and NOT the community. I was hopeful, truly that they and turned their stuff around. But nope. There are things they think are high price items, $48 for a carboy when we just got one locally for $20. Identical! But because they looked on eBay and Shopify or what ever they think they can over price it. Still shady. Bishops Attic and turn a leaf help locals. Not this place. If they truly helped locals their prices wouldn't be so high. They are in it for the money only. So much for "Christian" values. You warship the $. Also sharing my original they had removed.

Good prices and arrangements are nice. Some too new prices i gotta say. Friendly staff. A little…read morecongested at the

Best prices out of any thrift shop. Very well organized. Employees are friendly and shop is clean…read more Tons of great finds for lowwwww prices.

This store is closed. There is a laundry mat in that building now. Drove around the block looking…read morefor it and there was no location

I would say this place is like most thrift stores, but one the better ones I've been in. This one…read morewas a pretty big size with fairly good organization than some thrift stores! I had fun looking through all the books that they had, many local Alaska books, two of which I picked up to take home with me! The place had that distinctive thrift store smell but it wasn't shooting through my nose like some thrift stores. Everyone was pretty nice and helpful.

We have been loyal customers of the Deuce ever since we moved here two years ago…read more It is one of the better second hand stores. There's not much to it. Folks donate junk they don't want, we show up and buy it. Charities benefit. If they've over priced, we decide how badly we want it and factor in that all proceeds benefit a cause. This store is really well organized with a huge variety of junk. Prices are great, especially for clothes. They have a massive dvd and book collection. Even a nice selection of Alaska based writings. Take care, remember it's donated stuff other people didn't want. Sometimes that means damaged or in need of repair. Buy accordingly. I know it's for a cause, but there are times when it's fun to dicker, especially when something's broke and so are we! I've bought cool shot glasses, growlers, tools and OSU Buckeye dolls. I've even found my favorite candy bars at a nice price. Even at their peak the line moves quickly so it's a very efficient process. The folks are fun to deal with, super friendly! 08/23

As far as second hand stores in Alaska go- you're not going to find a better one. This store is…read morehuge, incredibly and thoughtfully organized, and has an extensive selection. The only negative part about the store is it is for profit and does not benefit the needy. But in a sense it does because clothing is SO Expensive in Alaska, it really is a blessing to find a place like this. Not only do they have clothing, but they have baby stuff, scrubs, bridal gowns, suits, Halloween costumes, rainwear, tons of sporting gear, kitchen and house stuff, books, dads, cds and albums, bikes and strollers.

AK thrift is a gem I found while thrifting in East Anchorage.. For a small family run store the…read moreselection is incredible.. Well appointed tables full of everything under the sun. Dresses to video games to power tools to bags, everything is reasonably priced. AK thrift is a go to on my weekly thrifting excursions.. Definitely, worth a look!

I've bought two white nightstands that where brand new very good price for the two and I've bought…read moreboots that are where very good price and new there are hidden treasures there and the owners are very genuine and kind very helpful if you're looking for something just mention to the owners and they will do their best to help you find the treasures you're looking for I would give them more than 5 stars good people and store.... go check for yourself.

This store is a nonprofit who takes donations, repurposes old items and uses the money back into…read morethe community. The employees are always really nice. There are a ton of stuff in here you might need 30+ minutes if you're really looking. They have an array of items you can by. Mostly furniture, DIY materials and stuff people hand make, crafts, clothes, dishes, Alaska stuff, jewelry. Etc. random stuff. Things I have bought: a car trash bag, dryer balls, laundry detergent strips, sticker, I forget what else really. They have a small kids area with toys and clothes, women's clothes upstairs, a few rooms with dishes, an Alaskan section, a reusable item section, a craft room, and space for volunteers to repurpose stuff before they sell it. They also do craft classes here but I'd check the website for up to date info. They also have a cafe now that rotates who is cooking. I have never seen the coffee bar operational they have nobody that runs it. I dont know if the lady working in Remade would make you a coffee or not if you asked. They are located between Huffman and de Armond road on old Seward. Usually open 11-5 and closed sundays.

I came across an item they listed on Facebook Marketplace which was a lot of rough opals. After…read morecommunicating by text we agreed on a price and I came in to make my purchase. I had been here years ago. It's basically a non profit thrift store with a twist as they have a workshop in the back that they make items and repurpose hence the name re:Made. Hollea, when I arrived showed me more minerals she had received from a donated estate and I took pics to show Judy and we researched and through texts we negotiated and I came back next day to purchase several more. They have glassware, paintings, posters, jewelry, books, lots of thrifty items. Everyone that works there is a volunteer and everyone is very friendly. Check them out.