A real oasis . I…read moreneeded to find a mortar and pestle. Called all over town till I found Red Apple. If you are looking for specialty kitchen gadgets try them first. Most employees seemed happy with their jobs and went out if their way to help me. It's been years since Ive seen that in this town.

Very nice place friendly staff at 7 am this morning stunning price ranges wide options on sea food…read morefarm life snacks

Natural food and healthcare store with many Alaskan-made products. They sell gift baskets of…read moreAlaskan made products, natural deodorant, and Chapstick, bulk products, frozen foods, and more. When I was there a local oyster farmer was giving people the products they had pre-ordered. Great for gift shopping for both local and tourist alike. Be sure to pick up an Alaskan Naturemade magazine for some great recipes and insight to the area.

I didn't think we had one of these stores, but today I found one. We had just left lunch across the…read morestreet and decided to see what this store was. We pulled up and I got excited before I even walked in. Keep your empty cleaned out bottles and jars because ladies and gentlemen we can now buy bulk item with out all the plastic from the big stores. They also have empty jars for $.50 if you need them. They have everything from raw nuts, fruit, vegetables, shampoo and toothpaste tablets. We walked around and looked and then decided on a few items We got small jars of a shea butter lotion, amazing! Also picked up some lip balms I believe we got three different ones. Also Amazing! I picked up some wheat berries so I can mill some flour for bread. Speaking of bread, they also sell bread made locally. They sell cookies and coffee made with beans and syrups they sell. We left with a bunch of goodies to try and takes about our next trip and what we will get. I'm changing our eating habits this year. We are making everything at home. No fast food all home cooked. Well except today when we had to eat, but we choose well with our food. lol we are eating clean now so if your looking to change your eating habits, or want to get away from all the plastic and buy local, stop in and have a look. You never know you may just see something and keep coming back for more.

It does appear that there are big changes in store for the business center. I came in looking for…read moreone thing and came out with a cart full of snacks. I really do love this location just because it's not remotely busy. The parking lot can seem busy but inside it feels like most everyone knows what they're looking for and can maneuver their carts like experts. I found lots of good snacks and drinks for my family and found tons of dairy, egg and nut free choices. Redbull was its typical price here. I am awaiting for them to one day put the sugar free pink version on their floor. My cool finds included a case of pretzels and Jamaican beef patties. The lines here have been fast. Everyone was friendly to me, especially the young lady checking receipts at the exit.

Came here for a quick stop to pick up food items. First time in a Alaska Costco and it was no…read moredifferent than my California Costco I visit every week. Like any North American Costco I've been to, I was able to find exactly what I needed without help. The design layout is easy and you can find all essentials here. Plenty of parking. It was rather interesting to see a smaller size gas station than what I've seen in California.

You can find everything you need here Good service and nice…read morepeople Thank you for you guys service

This is a cool place. They got a machine that will make your soft drink super cold and a wide…read moreselection of products that you won't find at any other convenience store and even some items you won't find at the big box grocery stores. Wish they stayed open longer though. I get off work late and it is super close to where I live.

Was looking for a mortar and pestle. They hung up on me. Lol…read more I mean at least TRY . I just don't get it.

Even though I was leaving Alaska the following day, I still needed my Filipino fix. This small…read moregrocery store in Anchorage has almost every Filipino ingredient you could need. From fresh produce (luau leaves, huge papayas, etc) to seasonings and sauces, this store pretty much has it all. I even found salty sugary tamarind candy! The one wrapped in yellow cellophane. IYKYK. There's a small bakery attached as well. The Ube pandesal was so good! This soft roll was filled with sweet mashed Ube and a little sweet cream. Its even better when it's warmed up for about 15 sec.

This establishment is superbly beautiful, comfortable and outstandingly professional. Ylli, Long &…read moreChris have created a wonderful experience, a delightfully warm & welcoming atmosphere to explore, learn, shop and not feel rushed to purchase anything. The ability to order specialty spirits is an added bonus. This shoppe is an amazing treasure.

The premier whiskey shop in Anchorage. Well curated, with a steady availability of hand selected…read morebarrels and a wide selection of distillers. Knowledgeable and respectful staff. Expert customers can have a good conversation and novices can learn something.

Best place to work in Alaska. The employees at Linford go the extra mile to serve their customersread more

A place for all your food supply needs they carry a huge variety of syrups for coffee and…read moreeverything you'd need to run a coffee shop, they also carry specialty cheeses and tons of flours! Alaskan business that stays true and fare to Alaskans! Pretty much if you own a restaurant or order for one Linfords is the place to go!

Lots of local selection. No yelp for the location downtown yet, that one is smaller and they have…read moreway less in stock. I like that you can mix and match and make your own six pack. The individual cans or bottles are at a good price point.

It's 3/27/2023. I've…read moregiven this policy lots of time before commenting on it. Why do we still have to wait for an employee to open the door for us? COVID is long gone, no one is wearing masks, but this policy remains. All I can think of is that it's some sort of anti-homeless-people initiative or some other way to keep "unsavory" people out of the store. They still are the best place for the best ethanol-containing beverages and it's their store, they can do whatever they want, I just have no idea why they are adding additional friction to the shopping experience. One other thing: no more chilled cans of wine, you'll have to go to Brown Jug for that now. Why? I have no idea. Canned wine probably has 10X the demand as Sake and...that ethanol containing beverage has a massive cooler dedicated to it.