Across from the port in Sitka are several souvenir shops and eateries. This store is on the left…read moreas you get off the ship. They have many food, gifts and souvenir options to choose from. I've shopped here several times over the years. It's definitely a convenient spot before or after excursions. On our last visit, I got a t-shirt for my husband and a long sleeve top for me. The staff are very welcoming, nice and helpful.

Great Christmas gift shop…read more I should not have taken my wife in. People are great and they have some good sales.

Absolutely gorgeous artwork can be found in this Russian centric Christmas shop. From stackable…read moredolls to ornate statues and hand painted bulbs and the list goes on and on. My only gripe about this business is the price which seems quite high and clearly is going after the visiting tourists. I am not an expert on price when it comes to this type of work but I clearly recognize beauty and craftsmanship when I see it and the merchandise they sell at this business oozes it! This is a must visit if you are a collector of fine Christmas ornamates and if you can afford it you will find yourself in Nirvana (:

When we visit any city while traveling, we always like to support any charity or thrift shop we can…read morefind. We were excited to see the Sitka White Elephant Shop, so we stopped in. The store was very nice and full of great items. We found a lovely olive wood carving of Jesus holding a lamb, a lovely Jasper necklace, a travel shot glass from Alaska and a ski patch. We were thrilled with our treasures. The staff were so friendly and welcoming.

Great deals. Lots of character. And every dollar goes back into the community. They've donated over…read more$1 million back to the community since inception. Also, a great place to volunteer!

Adorable store with a lot to offer. They have a kids section in the back of the store…read more All the staff members are so friendly. There were so many items I wanted to purchase but then I'd have to buy more luggage! My favorite store in the area! Unique items worth a look!

If I lived in Sitka this is where I would shop. While The Cellar had it's share of tourist crap (it…read moreis on "tourist row") it only took about about a third of the store. What I was really impressed by was the selection of women's clothes and the super friendly salespeople. They had nice wearable clothes, perfect if you're 13 to 45. There was a Guess label spotted but the clothes were more of the comfy cozy hip variety (as opposed to Guess' interest in the ho-y uncomfy stiletto variety). As usual the Yelp map is horrendous and shows this place as being a mile away from where it should be.

I loved this little shop in downtown Sitka. Lots of local made in Alaska goods. Very nice prices…read morecompared to some souvenir shops. The cashier was super friendly. I got the cutest whale ring for a great price for sterling silver. Great experience.

Everything in the store is locally made. They have everything from hot sauce, to jelly, jewelry,…read morehome items, and much more. The staff is very friendly, and it is locally owned as well. They even have gifts for a little kids highly recommend looking at this cute little store. There's so many great souvenirs to take home.

Local said it's been closed for several years! Don't waste your time!. Shop across the street did…read morehave fabric!

Sitka offers a good selection of galleries and shops that are not typical or touristy. Abby's is…read moreone of these stores specializing in quilts. Beautiful Alaskan wildlife fabrics, notions, embellishments, kits, books, patterns and some yarns can be found here. Staff are pleasant and helpful. There is also some clothing and souvenirs available for purchase.

I love this place, it has amazing service and kind and very helpful workers (especially at the…read moreregister) I really would recommend coming here for anything you need, they have a wide variety from drugs to ice cream! Amazing value overall.

The Harry Race Pharmacy is a pretty sizeable pharmacy with a huge variety of merchandise. They…read moreliterally sell just about everything. They even have a soda shop and a popcorn machine. I wandered around and saw a large variety of merchandise that is not found in the big box stores which made this place better for tourism shopping. The shelves were pretty full and the selection was quite impressive. Service was okay as I didnt need any help as the prices were visible and the if you have pharmacy needs, this place is just around the corner from the cruise port.

I took an illegal picture here. Don't arrest me!…read more Random House carries the best collection of non-traditional nesting dolls that I saw in Alaska. It's worth a visit just to see sets like Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, Harry Potter, and the American presidents. Because everyone wants to take a picture and not actually buy the nesting dolls, the purveyors have had to put up a sign saying, "No photographs!" Thankfully I didn't notice the sign before I snapped away. They also had a nice supply of Russian Christmas ornaments and I bought one. Pay no attention to the Yelp map which maps Random House by its P.O. number, Random House is located on Lincoln St. along with all the other tourist shops.

I love a good storybook. Here's one I haven't heard until a visit to the Random House in Sitka, AK…read more- The Turnip Family in the form of a set of nesting dolls. For those who want a slightly different take home item other than the geo-graphic key chains, a small to medium sized nesting doll set is my recommendation. You'll be glad you spent just under $12 and got something a bit more interesting than the cruise line's highly advertized special Russian Bazaar. Regrets - I need to decide whether to keep them or give 'em to the niece...sheesh, should've bought two!