This is one of the most amazing gas stations ever. Me and my brother have been walking up to this…read moregas station for snacks every since we could remember. The people are extremely helpful and nice! The spam musubis are amazing as well. This is the best gas station i have been to so far.

Juts an average Chevron. The gas is on good prices. The shop is full with junk food, soft rinks and…read moreso. Guys, can you juts fix your espresso, please ? Last time I visited this exact location on Old Seward Highway it was no cars on line, but the was no staff around too. So I waited too long for an not occupied gas station. The service is average, just well trained guys. And once again fix your coffee ! Tip - check the pressure in the coffee machine. And make sure the beans your are using are not moisturized. See you soo

Needed some basic toiletries when the Glenn Highway closed down and I decided to stay at a downtown…read morehotel. This place was close and had what I needed. Small store with hot food and convenience store items. Friendly service but a little sketchy given its location.

The food was cooked well to full flavor. That's refreshing. The two lady's I have encountered were…read morefriendly. Nice choices for a bodega.i like them

Props to the produce guy. I visited specifically to buy local sprouts. They were selling some new…read moresprout mixes I hadn't tried, but was interested in, so I checked the price then grabbed a bag and proceeded to the check stand, where I was charged more than the price posted in the produce section. I questioned the checker, who questioned another staff member nearby. They said the price charged was correct. Did I read the price card at the cooler wrong, I wondered. I had declined a receipt--I almost always do--so I dropped the sprouts off in my car, then walked back to check the posted price. That price was what I had remembered. I removed the price card to take it to the check stand. I hadn't really planned what to say, whether to ask for a partial refund so that I was paying the price marked, or what, but, turns out, Mr. Produce Man saw me taking the price card, and asked me what was up. I told him. He said probably they hadn't made new price cards to jibe with the register price yet, then he asked if I wanted a refund. I explained that I didn't have a receipt, so he asked if I wanted another package of the sprouts for FREE! I said yes, but I was uncomfortable walking out with merchandise I hadn't paid for. So he walked me to the door, chatting with me about how much and how fast his wholesale costs were rising. But I gotta say, his response put a smile on my face. He didn't want an unhappy customer. He wanted things to be right. Stand up dude. I'll go back.

Review of New Sagaya City Market - Anchorage, Alaska…read more Five weeks ago, I moved from San Francisco to Anchorage, settling near the downtown area. One of my first missions was to find a coffee spot that felt like home--a place with not just great coffee, but genuine people behind the counter. After trying a handful of cafes, a neighbor suggested New Sagaya City Market, just two blocks from my house. What a win. The market itself offers high-end, quality products. Yes, prices are a bit higher than what you'd find at Walmart or Target, but coming from San Francisco, I was prepared for that. What truly sets this place apart, though, isn't just the products--it's the people. From the very beginning, the baristas here have shown me the most consistent and heartfelt customer service I've experienced since moving to Anchorage. They don't just serve coffee; they connect with you, listen to your stories, and make you feel like part of the community. Today was a perfect example. I slipped in the parking lot (rookie mistake--no spikes on my shoes for the icy ground). After two kind gentlemen helped me up, I walked inside with my spilled coffee. Annie, a new barista I hadn't met before, immediately offered me a fresh cup with such kindness and care. That small gesture meant so much--it wasn't just about the coffee, it was about feeling seen and supported. I also want to shout out Monica and Shea, who I met when I first arrived five weeks ago. They've been consistently amazing--funny, charming, and genuinely interested in conversations about life, community, and even my adventures back in San Francisco. Every time I come in, I leave feeling lighter, happier, and more connected. Thank you, Annie, Monica, and Shea, for making New Sagaya City Market my go-to coffee spot. You've given me more than great coffee--you've given me a sense of belonging in a new city. --- Would you like me to make this version short and punchy for Google/Yelp reviews, or keep it longer and more storytelling-focused for something like a blog or social post?

Great price they have most everything one stop shopping…read more Peoples very nice I like the pro club t shirt and hoodie. And also they have a really nice torch. Price reasonable. They give u free gifts when you spend over hundred bucks.

One stop shop from apparel to Zico lighters these guys offer most things you need. There selection…read moreis off the wall ask Paul or pops. They offer many convenience items. They have a nice smoke selection for your basic needs. Snacks galore. ATM. It's nice place to shop and right in the corner of 9th and Ingra!!!

This gas station at 6 Avenue a mile from 5th Avenue Malls this may be the cheapest gas station I…read morehave visited during our trip to Alaska. It is a perfect spot to get gas after the mall shopping. They have about 8 pump stations. Not fancy. They building equip with security cameras pointing toward the gas pump area. Quite secure. Their convenient store is Denali Express. Basically you can paid your pump there.

DISGUSTING SERVICE !!! I would come here every few days to get gas. About 3 days ago i went in to…read morebuy some snacks and the employee walked up to me as i was peacefully shopping and questioned me. He thought I was some guy they have kicked out in the past. i'm a very mellow person never had an issue at any store, even after telling the guy and offering to show my I.D. he still wouldn't believe me. He allowed me to buy my things and leave while all the employees kept a close eye. Never have i felt more uncomfortable they seemed like they wanted to fight me for absolutely no reason. LOST A GOOD PAYING CUSTOMER!! Luckily holiday is right up the road.

So you know how I do right. The holiday app game gave me .25 off a gallon of gas up to 20gallons…read more When I got to holiday I played the game to get to the reward and it gave me .30 of a gallon instead of .25 cents off. Lol but somehow I lost the .25 off my gas reward. It said it had 5 or 6 days left to use but I can't find it.

If this was where I worked and they didn't shut down there place of business for the time it took…read moreto get that under control I wouldn't even put two weeks in I'd jus walk out bc thas completely disgusting and serious health issues bc the particles get in the air tha people breathe and I'm sure I'm nah the only one to open tha bathroom door today which then allows the air in there to join the air in the rest of the store and they sell warm food items there too so I can only imagine tha the food and everything else there is contaminated thas why when I got home I wiped all my Gatorade down in bleach water like actual bleach b4 I opened one to drink tbh jus thinking bout it makes me wan to vomit bc it smelt HORRENDOUS in the woman's bathroom ABSOLUTELY foul. I'm sure everyone else already feels some way about public restrooms but women aren't able to necessarily jus pull over behind a build and just go pee the way men can if they must. So I need go really bad and was still 10 mins from home but after seeing the disaster in both restrooms I suddenly didn't need to go as bad and was able to make it home to use the restroom. In a place of business known to the public as CONVENIENT STORES I'd like to say that THE PUBLIC RESTROOMS ARE ALSO APART OF BEING CONVENIENT FOR THE PUBLIC not just the foods /snacks / drink items that are sold there. And they lady I spoke with telling her the men's restroom needs to be closed off as well said " has it gotten worse?" As if I knew what it looked like before but it jus disgusts me that they knew the restrooms looked that way and still left the men's room open and available to the public. IN THE FUTURE if this were to happen again I HIGHLY recommend that the restrooms door be locked so tha we the people cannot walk into something so horrendous and the air that is infected by sh*t particles. That is a serious health violation especially since holiday-YOU sell food every time any door opens or closes the air is being shared/ pushed out the bathroom or even the entrance and exit doors fresh air is entering the building as the air in the build is being pushed out. MY POINT IS TO DO BETTER!!!!!

David the Manager is a very graceful man who takes pride ln his work…read more I have only the best for the Tudor location.

Suffers the same thing that all Holidays suffer from: loud, obtrusive ads while you pump your gas…read more Bonus: these ads were for tobacco products! Illegal on TV, A-OK for a gas station pump. It's not like anyone under 18 can pump gas though.../s

This is for the Chugiak location..... it is the filthiest laundry establishment I have ever been…read moreto. I would not wash my dogs bed there. There are showers... I'm sure there are bed bugs lurking in the ceiling corners... the cashier, Courtney, could use a lesson or two in people skills and customer service. Which is sad because she presented herself as the Manager. Some shady place this is .... avoid, unless you want to catch some gruesome disease there..

What a complete 180 from the Shell that used to be in this space!…read more Shell has some of the highest and most exploitative gas pricing in Alaska. They love quoting cash-only prices and not telling you. They also all seem to have run-down interiors. This place has the cheapest* gas in town, is sparkling clean, and has friendly employees! My only complaint is no air station to fill your tires...this is kind of a way of life in Alaska with massive changes in temperature and road conditions. ATM fee is $3.00. Not horrid, but also not great. Drink selection is average. Food selection is slightly above average for a space so tiny. *I'm skeptical the prices will stay good, this might be a "teaser rate" to get you to stop by. I will stop back in a few months and adjust the review accordingly, if they "pull a Shell".

Tiny store but very friendly staff who helped us pick out some nice Chilcoot Rye Whiskey...read more

Nice liquor store in downtown. You have to scan you identification before you can enter. Nice…read moreselection.

Always great service and friendly employees. The location…read morecould be better between Northern Lights and Minnesota.

This is THE spam musubi stop in Anchorage :) I've hit it up twice in just the past few days since…read morediscovering its existence. Plenty of usual gas station staples too but don't sleep on the musubi!