So glad we came in here. Bought a ton of stuff, all varied…read more Immediately assisted by the delightful Lourdes, who helped educate us and answer any questions about wooly mammoth tooth jewelry we had ( never heard of it but now own some!!) Lourdes also assisted us with purchasing a stunning lucite sculpture...and a bunch of other souvenirs. A variety of items to purchase here, excellent music, and beautiful Lucy to greet you as well. Highly recommend this small local business.

Such a cute little shop. I really appreciated that it's locally owned and operated and carries so…read moremany beautifully unique pieces from Alaskan artists. The girl helping us actually grew up in Juneau and was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about her hometown and the shop, and you could tell she genuinely loves what she does. High value beyond the souvenirs. Even just browsing was such a fun experience. It's definitely worth stopping in if you're wandering around downtown Juneau.

I bought a pair of boots here at 50% off, but they were still $$$!!! I love them because the look…read moreis so unique, but honestly they do not feel like the best quality. The prices are about the same as a pair of UGGs but quality compared to UGG boots is subpar, like you can tell the boots wouldn't hold up in inclimate weather. The sole of the shoe is not even rubber, so I imagine they are going to wear down pretty quickly. I try not to wear them in the rain too, because they are not slip resistant. However, they will definitely keep your toes warm! Wish they had a more diverse online shop, apparently they only sell and ship their rugs online. I was looking into buying a matching purse for my boots in store, but didn't...now I'll have to wait til I go back to Alaska again!

A great gem amongst the tourist traps that are so typical at the cruise ship ports! You have to…read morewalk a little farther up the street, but less than 5 minutes. Right across from red dog saloon, which you should probably check out too. (along with deckhand Daves and the narrows bar. ) Awesome hand stitched rugs, housewares, belts, shoes... Cool place and good vibes while we were there. Everybody was friendly and didn't bug us, which was really a nice change.

Great store to pick up unique gifts and souvenirs while in Juneau. The space is a little tight,…read moreespecially when the crowds roll in from the cruise ships, but it's packed with fun and interesting finds. I ended up buying a gorgeous pair of earrings that were surprisingly reasonably priced. The lady who checked me out was also very pleasant and helpful, which made the experience even better. Definitely worth stopping in if you're looking for something a little more special than the typical tourist souvenirs.

4 stars Cute store…read morewith plenty of locally-made trinkets and other non-local art/craft stuff. Layout made sense and the staff were nice. Prices were relatively competitive to other stores. I don't think there's much else I can say.

Last fall, I took my car there for an oil change and wheel swap, summer to winter. 1 they put the…read morerear wheels on backwards, 2,,,, they over tightened ALL lug nuts all the way around. 1 wheel removal took just over 4 1/2 hrs. The last 3 almost 3 working days. Broken bolts, hub assemblies replaced, damaged rims from the end results of the work involved from this one incident from Southeast Mine Supply. PLEASE don't go there! Les Schwab told me that I am nowhere near the 1st person that this has happened to.

I was overdue for an oil change and had been used to Jiffy Lube for most of my life. I searched…read morearound for reviews and asked a few friends for recommendations, and they all pointed towards Southeast Mine Supply as one of the cheaper ones in Juneau. They do take walk in appointments and it was $59 for cars and small SUV's. It felt a little like a hobby shop with loud drills going, but it took less than 25 minutes (no one else in line) and I made myself right at home with some newspapers around me

This store basically exists to cater to tourists and cruise ship passengers, and it's a welcome…read moresight in Juneau (especially if you're in need of a basic toiletry item or other sundries that may not be available for purchase on a cruise ship). The Juneau Drug Co. is an easy, short walk from the cruise ship docks, making it an excellent choice if you need something fast. They have all sorts of souvenirs, snacks, and drugstore items. The place is stacked to the ceiling with everything you'd need. After a couple of days at sea tearing up the dance floor, I had really bad blisters that actually made it difficult to walk. In search of band-aids, I found exactly what I needed at Juneau Drug. Now, I paid a premium for them, but it was great to get relief. Note that they also have a very large section of seasickness meds too (at a very high markup). For the convenience and the well-stocked shelves, Juneau Drug gets a solid 4 star rating.

Very helpful. Had medication ready as promised. Staff was very nice. Great location from the…read moreport. Walkable from the cruise ship.

I buy a pair of shoes every time my ship comes into Port. Love them so much. I even bought them…read morefrom their sister store in southern Oregon.

Very helpful owner and staff with solid selection of quality footwear. Everyone is made to feel…read morewelcome at Shoefly.

Great snowboard shop. Pat (the owner) brings in stylish gear that can standup to the Southeast…read moreAlaska weather. Spenser (manager) is exceptionally knowledgable. Thanks guys!

Stopped in Juneau on our cruise, and were so happy to find this place. Got a shirt and sunglasses…read morefor our boy and hair clips for our girl. All change colors vividly in sunlight. Reminds me of the Hypercolor t-shirts we had when I was a kid, except this works on EVERYTHING they sell in the store. Also, unlike Hypercolor, it's not thermochromic, so it doesn't come out if you get it too hot. The effect instead is triggered by UV light. Much more dependable over the long term. Love this place!

Stopped in looking for a pair of sunglasses as mine broke. Found a selection of no more than 15…read moreall neon and color changing. Manager or whoever, said maybe I should be more secure in my masculinity because I was looking for glasses not a toy. When I asked him to repeat what he just said he said I guess you don't like pink.