5-Stars Stopped by The Spice and Tea Exchange (10950…read moreO'Malley Center Dr | 907-222-4832) before heading back to Arizona the next day. Izzy and Robert delivered excellent service, and the basil peppermint tea (hot & iced) was my teas of choice. Shoutout to owner Elizabeth E. for the strawberry monk fruit recommendation, perfect light sweetness. Definitely more than a tea shop, highly recommend, and they also have Arizona locations in Old Town Scottsdale, Sedona, and Prescott.

I always try to support local but this store's customer service has really gone down hill over the…read morepast couple of years. The staff do not care about the trying to help customers or make things right and instead spout unhelpful store policies and claim they know "the script". Too infuriating.

This place is amazing! We were looking for Juneau-made Barnacle products, and this was on their…read moreproduct locator. Stepping in, we were awed! A local green house with healthy, fresh, greens and mushrooms, and even some other products in the fridges. Staff was informative and friendly, and pricing looked between $4-$6 for a bunch of lettuce--not only comparable in price, but fresh and not wilting/rotting. It was warm and bright inside, and we will definitely be back!

I can't believe I'm just now finding out about this super produce growing operation!!…read more They grow a large variety of lettuce, greens, herbs, and Edible plants. They do offer a weekly share purchase opportunity as well as walk in market times to buy the most delicious fresh salad greens. Hydroponically grown and picked within moments of your purchase these greens stay "alive" in your fridge till you eat them. Super clean, open space, that smells amazing like fresh green garden. They also have a small selection of local made canned beverages and a selection of Evie's ferments in the cooler. I'm definitely a fan!

After our meal at the Glacier Brewhouse next door, we wandered into Alaska Max. I hadn't planned on…read morebuying anything but realized they had the salmon roe I wanted to pick up for my parents that I didn't buy while in Ketchikan. I'm not sure if it was more expensive or not but I'm guessing that it was but it didn't matter because I needed to buy it. I also picked up a jar of jerk seasoning that my friend said was good but didn't check the expiration date. It expired in May 2019 when I bought it in August 2019. It's a shame they don't check their own inventory on the shelves for expired items. Oh well. Lesson learned. The cashier behind the counter was nice but she balked at our choice of ice cream place that we mentioned we were headed to. She said her spot was better but we weren't going that way. Different strokes for different folks.

This is a cute little kitchen gadget and condiment shop inside the little shopping mall where…read moreGlacier Brewhouse is located. It's overpriced, of course. And it's filled with numerous needless gadgets. But it also has some good Alaska souvenirs for folks who like to eat. Multiple types of syrups and jams, for example, as well as fudge and other items with an Alaska twist. The tiniest bottle of blueberry syrup, the tiniest jar of salmonberry jam, and a bottle of hot BBQ sauce cost me approx. $35. So again, definitely overpriced. But it's conveniently located and enables you to not go home empty-handed.

I come here when I need wraps for my Peking Duck I make every Christmas. But on this occasion I…read morepicked up powdered spices I was out of Ginger Powder and man, I'm coming here for certain spices as they have an Indian Food area and the prices are banging as in LOW! Then I was passing by their Kimchi refrigerated cooler and I was like it's nearly all gone hmmm that means people must like it. So I grabbed a container! I usually get my Kimchi from Costco, but not anymore. After eating their Kimchee there's just no comparison. If you're into Asian and Indian foods I recommend coming here.

We actually don't come here enough. To be honest I think we venture here once a year as they are…read morethe only ones in town either authentic mu shu wraps that we use every Xmas for our Traditional Peking Duck dinner. They actually have very good prices on spices too. Much better than Sagaya or box grocery stores. The best they offer is homemade Kimchi. Oh so good and I need to remind myself go more often to at least get that kimchee.

This location was lame. Most of the items they sell are not candy and even less berry's. The store…read moreis very small and crowded. It was not easy to nagaviate because the ales are packed and not very wide. There was only 1 person working so the line was not moving very fast. There is another location somewhere in the area. This location is a much larger location or so the flyer says. I would skip this location and find the order one that looks nicer bigger and has a huge chocolate waterfall! Willy Wonka Style!!

Great stop for gifts to bring back home. They also offer samples of their signature…read morechocolate-covered wild berry jelly candies. Mission accomplished, got a box to take home! Staff is friendly and helpful too. Interesting flavors for the jelly centers too, all native berries like gooseberry, black currant, blackberry, fireweed, mossberry, lingonberry, etc. There are also some boxes that just have the more standard flavors like blueberry and raspberry. The prices here for their own products are a lot cheaper than elsewhere...$14 box of chocolates here compares to $19 at airport and $17 at gift shops.

This market has thinned out a lot since my visit 13 years ago. Today when we went (a Sunday in…read moreJune), there was one total strip of retail and food vendors combined. The rest of the lot was amusement park rides. There was a booth to dress up and take photos with Alaskan huskies, ulu knives, handmade candles, fur, photography, jewelry, and my favorite: Christmas ornaments made of Alaskan clay. I had to get one and start my travel Christmas tree ornament collection. Paid parking across the street and they were actively ticketing!

Decent little market, but there really were not that many vendors as I was expecting. Only one row,…read morewith a majority of them having food. The carnival rides took up a majority of the parking lot, which limited how many vendors could possibly be there. With it only open a few months, I would expect more vendors to be out when the weather is nice. I honestly was pretty disappointed in how little they offered. There were a few decent stands, but the prices seemed to be pretty high compared to what was being offered and seemed to be more geared towards tourists rather than folks living in the area.