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“A one of a kind, must-see shop that specializes in enamel pins and zipper pulls. Best part is that they’re affordable!Such a unique gift from Juneau! How awesome are they? NY Times & Smithsonian awesome!”
“Our tour guide, Katie, was a delight. We not only learned about the food scene in Juneau, but about the life of fishermen and high school students (stories of her family). We greatly enjoyed the samples of lobster bisque, crab cake, pickled kelp, kelp jam, local beer, etc. My personal highlight was the smoked salmon spread and it will become a regular for our guests. Highly recommend.”
10AM - 5:30PM
387 S Franklin St, Juneau
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“Award for friendliest shopkeeper in all of Juneau—lady with long hair and glasses. So sweet! Thanks for helping us pick out a made-in-Alaska keepsake ornament. It’s a very nice shop with local artwork as well.”
“Great owner, great store. Locally owned and operated by George, a terrific person and fountain of information, if you want.We’ve bought various items on several trips, including art, gem and gold jewelry, memorabilia and treasures.”
“Visited the shop while traveling. Sales lady was extremely nice. Only bought one bar to try...... wished I'd bought a bunch. Made my skin very soft and it had a light fragrance which I loved. Highly recommend this shop!!”
“It’s a fun store to stop by and browse all the interesting items. The variety of items offers something different. Local products, Christmas ornament to take home with you.”
11AM - 5:30PM
175 S Franklin St, Juneau
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“I was so happy to find this shop at the end of the day on our cruise. I'd been looking for artwork, souvenirs or anything really that was actually made or from Alaska. It seemed most shops were full of items made abroad and just stamped Alaska - I didn't go to Alaska just to buy products I can buy in Vancouver! This store had a great variety of mostly Alaskan products so we ended up with most souvenirs from here. It was a bit pricey but overall we really love what we got!”
“JUNEAU INT'L AIRPORT / GIFT SHOP / 10-14-22 +Nice little gift shop to check out if you have time to kill while awaiting your flight (note: there's like 4 gates that serve both arrivals/departures) and if you forgot to do some shopping in downtown. *It's before the security checkpoint, at the main level.”
“Awesome Gift Shop with Amazing Art and souvenirs! If you are more on the serious side of purchasing Art I would recommend the Carvings by Lee also known as "Chupak" he is a Local Artisit from Juneau and creates some classic stuff such as the "berry picker" carved from whalebone. There is plenty to choose from with Artists from all over Alaska.”
“Good shopping place. A number of items were less expensive here than in Ketchikan. Some of the new shirts by the door were more expensive. Love the place mats that say alaska and have great images. Get them here.”
“A very good gift shop that is visited by many cruise travelers. The store is clean, and the store offers many goods that are pretty nice. The price isn’t cheap, but it’s not a robbery either. The place sells postcards, snacks, books, souvenirs, and gifts that are quite good. They also sell some knives but I didn’t recommend to buy them as the metal is made in China.
I have no problem with the service.”
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“My husband and I visited Juneau from our cruise ship port and wanted to check out some local businesses. This was a fantastic shop to hit and we bought some beautiful handmade jewelry from local artists and a painted ceramic piece. The staff was very friendly and helpful and prices were reasonable. I would definitely go back next time we visit.”