Lots of stuff. Decent prices. Cashiers were very nice. A little bit crowded. Would go there againread more

This store along with all others in the area must only do business in the summer during cruise…read moreseason. As Ketchikan had the best prices in Alaska, this is where we purchased most of the gifts to bring back to friends and family. Anything from Russian nesting dolls to polished rocks. I stocked up on coasters and shot glasses. Many designs to choose from. Aside from all the cool souvenirs, they also have a candy store within. They carry jellybean, chocolates and many boxed novelty candy. The staff is super friendly and helpful. As we purchased over $100, we got a cap and shopping bag as gifts. If you're on a cruise and are looking for places to shop, this store has the best prices!

You will not have a hard time finding something in this cute little candy shop for yourself or as a…read moregift. They have all the things! Nice service. We got 2 Duck Fart chocolates that were good and a dark chocolate pecan Carmel thing that was great! Would go back again.

I was very excited to try this location. When I was at Juneau the Alaskan Fudge Co. was phenomenal…read moreand I thought this would be a similar encore. First it's a handful of blocks from the port. Easily walkable. Just be mindful every jewelry store will try to coax you inside along the way. I hen we arrived I had high hopes. They had a bubble machine outside, music, chalk drawings. Loved all of this! But when I entered it was a well organized candy shop. Everything was either commercialized or prepackaged. That was kind of a let down. It was crowded, we ended up getting a 1/4 pound of birthday cake fudge for about $7.50. It was sickly sweet. I had asked the clerk for recommendations and she grabbed a tray and handed me a sample and moved along. I know they must have been busy. So we took a guess and while our party wasn't a fan of the one we picked I still think the homemade fudge would be delicious. I know we like to buy treats and distribute as gifts so we paid for a few items and left. We did buy the coffee we found in there. It was local to Alaska so hopefully that will be a hit. Haven't tried it yet but fingers crossed.

What a neat store. Everything salmon, from seasonings, and canned goods and other great things you…read morecan pick up. They had a great selection of their Kombucha that's I'm a big fan of very excited to try it. Lots of jewelry and a lot of neat items from gold to silver to very nice gems and collectibles. Loved their selections of soaps and salves and other cool items like beard oil. Such a great store to stop at and the quality is great! The girl that charged us was really nice and helpful.

There are a lot of souvenir shops in Ketchikan. Though I think that I decided to visit this one…read morebecause of its interesting name. Upon entering the store, I was pleasantly surprised by the selection. The other souvenir shops all seem to be the same with goods likely made in China and not a whole lot that is local. Whereas this store distinguishes itself from the others as it proudly sells Alaskan-made products. I was looking for some Alaskan-made soap and was able to find it here, as well as a beautiful coaster with native art of a crab on top. If you are looking for a standout souvenir shop in Ketchikan, I would recommend shopping at Blasphemous Bill's.

I had to stare at the picture I uploaded to remember what this store is. Oh yeah - it finally came…read moreback to me, one week later. A store selling beach and Alaska themed home decor, gifts, candy and Christmas items. This is a small store that sells the same regular stuff I've seen at other places in Ketchikan with some added beachy items. There wasn't anything I couldn't live without, like chocolate candy called bear poop or a glass shell Christmas ornament. It's a cute shop that's clean, with some whimsy. If I lived here, I'd visit on occasion to see what was new.

It's reminds me of a fireworks mixed with a William Sonoma kinda feel. They also sell macaroons…read moreand cute little gifts and things. I really like it overall the other tourist traps that are located in town. Definitely will be back

Fun just shop. Interesting stuff with a wide range of prices…read more Cool port stop in the way to an excursion from the ship. Good place to stop into if you need souvenirs, restock on anything for your travel, drug kit, sodas, and water and snacks.

Nice shop in Ketchigan Alaska, Near cruise ship pier. Short…read morewalk from dock I thought prices were reasonable for the area. Large selection of merchandise Shipping is available but somewhat expensive The staff was friendly I had no problem with employees here, answered my questions Got a couple of items on clearance and saved some money, merchandise is of good quality for the price. I do recommend this business

Let me first tell what happened. My 7-year old daughter was looking at one of those leatherbound…read morecribbage cases - something not fragile or breakable at all. One of the employees (bald and Caucasian) walks over from the counter, snatches the booklet out of her hands, and aggressively snaps at her saying, "Keep your hands to yourself and don't touch anything! This is not a store for kids!" Note, this is a store with Star Wars posters on their doors and jigsaw puzzles. My daughter and I were a bit shaken, but I said a quick sorry, and then it hit me - this kind of behavior was completely rude and inexcusable and I felt like I should have defended her and told him to back off. But then I realized if it happened to us, chances are this was not an isolated or unique incident. The same will or has already happened to others who visited this store. If they continue this kind of behavior, they are going to hit someone's else's nerve who doesn't have the same restraint that I did. So if the same happens to you and your child if you do come here, know that what they're doing is wrong, and absolutely fight back if not just for yourself, but for the rest of us this has happened to. To gain some perspective as well though, hundreds of cruise ships with tourists visit this store regularly. They have probably had incidents where kids mishandled and broke some items, so they are very defensive about it. But here's the thing - if you're in this business, you should also be educated enough to know how to deal with this respectfully with customers. Put a sign up saying "Children not permitted. Thanks for your understanding". Or you say, "I'm so sorry, we've had some incidents before and prefer children not to handle the merchandise. Thanks". That's it. Anyways, I hope this is a lesson in customer service to this store because they do carry a lot of very nice items. But many times it's not what you're selling that determines how good your business is - it's how you treat your customers.

Great spot for tourist swag! We stopped in and found a beautiful hand-painted Christmas ornament…read more Friendly staff and a fun little shop to browse while in Ketchikan. My daughter was laughing that somehow Star Wars art is a thing here! The world of Star Wars spans the galaxy.

Above all else, the service from the owner (who happened to be staffing the counter on the day of…read moremy visit) was above-and-beyond great. After an engaging conversation about chocolates and our visit from the lower 48 states, I purchased some of her delicious chocolate covered Oreo cookies. Inquired about whether they typically have chocolate covered fruit and although they had sold out for the day, the owner went into the back and came out with chocolate covered orange peel from their most recent batch. It was fresh and delicious. She presented it to me a gift. The quality of her customer service was matched by the amazing quality of her hand-made chocolates. Fresh and with care.

10/10 amazing chocolate shop! Don't miss this spot on your stop in Ketchikan. Every single treat we…read morepurchased is delicious but our favorites are the ruby chocolate bark, pretzel bark, and chocolate covered grahams. We loved our visit and highly recommend.

Rhonda was such a delight!…read more You can try all three flavors before buying! Corn is made to order, unique, flavorful and delicious! You MUST try!

I didn't get a chance to try it because when we arrived. We saw the lady who is also the cashier…read moreremove something from her teeth then proceed to help customers without washing her hands. It was gross I didn't want to risk eating something that was prepackaged if that's how sanitary she was.

Right at the cruise port, it was an easy walk (even in the rain) to get there and get the new…read moret-shirt and various things we needed. We are in Alaska every year but since my husband loves wearing his Alaska t-shirts, they wear out fast enough to buy more on each trip. This store is perfect for those looking for something new, souvenirs or a sweater (if you're cold). The employees are very nice and helpful. They don't over charge like some other stores which is great!

This is one of the larger junk tourist shops right by the cruise ship docks in Ketchikan. They sell…read morea ton of crap that's made in China, so buyer beware. Some of the goods are local, but not many, and you'll pay a nice markup due to the shop's easily accessed location. The shop is large, clean, spacious, and well organized. This could easily be your one-stop-shop if you're looking for Alaska souvenirs. They have keychains, shot glasses, t-shirts, stuffed animals, tote bags, rain gear, snacks and sweets and more. Sockeye Sam's also has the largest selection of raincoats, umbrellas, and sweatshirts, all staples that a lot of cruisers often forget to pack. I appreciate that the store sells various sundries (Advil, bandaids, etc.) and small toiletries, too. If you're arriving in Ketchikan via cruise ship, you will walk right by this store. They pretty much have everything you need to take goodies to the folks back home. Pro tip: visit a local grocery store if you want to find really cool Alaska souvenirs. I've purchased locally made hot sauces, candies, and other goodies for a fraction of the price that they're sold for in tourist stores like these.