Best Shops in Anchorage

Real videos of Shops in Anchorage — 3 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. $$ArtisanalQuirkyLocalUnique flavorsVegan optionsSeasonal selections

    About the venue

    Wild Scoops has been offering unique ice cream flavors since 2016, located in the bustling area of Anchorage. Known for its adventurous taste combinations, such as honeylavender and cardamom coffee, it caters to all cravings with vegan and gluten-free options. The shop features a rotating selection of seasonal and local flavors inspired by Alaskan ingredients. Locals and visitors alike gather for this artisanal approach to ice cream, especially during warm summer days.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a Wild Scoops Ice Cream shop, highlighting its interior decor, merchandise, and menu offerings. The camera pans across various sections of the shop, including clothing racks, shelves with merchandise, and the counter area with menus.

    530 E Benson Blvd Ste 7

  2. $$RusticScenicSocialCraft beersScenic viewsAlaskan Amber

    About the venue

    Located in downtown Anchorage, 49th State Brewing is a large brewery and restaurant that pays homage to Alaska’s rich heritage. Opened in 2013, it boasts a sprawling interior with mountain views and an outdoor deck for summer dining. Known for its 'Alaskan Amber' and house-brewed ales, the brewtender may recommend the seasonal salmon pizza alongside their craft beers. The place is a popular gathering spot among locals and tourists, with seating capacity reaching over 300.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a person walking past a wall decorated with artificial flowers and a 'Happy Mother's Day' banner, while the camera pans up to reveal more of the storefront and its decorations.

    717 W 3rd Ave

  3. EducationalUniqueCraft-focusedQiviut productsSustainable practicesTours available

    About the venue

    Musk Ox Producers' Co-Operative in Anchorage is dedicated to the conservation and sustainable production of musk ox fibers. The co-operative showcases products made from qiviut, an exceptionally warm and soft wool. Located near downtown, the facility offers tours explaining the unique production process, as well as a retail space for purchasing luxury items. It's a unique educational experience for both locals and tourists interested in local craftsmanship.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a storefront labeled 'Alaska Wild Berry Products,' with a camera panning across the building and revealing a red pickup truck and other vehicles in the parking lot. The scene is set outdoors, with a focus on the building's facade and surrounding area.

    604 H St