A great place to visit and watch knives being made. The prices are very reasonable and the staff are friendly.

I was there in September 2019 and it was a great place to visit. As a knife collector it was very interesting to me to watch as they made the Ulu knives. If youre in Anchorage I strongly recommend visiting the Ulu Factory.

Nice store and helpful people. The knife makes the perfect gift.They no longer have the trolley though and we didnt know that,but Uber was only $8.0 back to down town.

After a fun trolley ride from downtown to this small factory that manufacturers a unique utility knife named Ulu, that has a long and current history with the Alaskan people. You can see them manufactured from start to finish. In addition, there is a wide assortment of nicely crafted wooden, leather and artistic goods for purchase in their gift shop. It was a fun and educational side trip. Enjoy.

Nice store, unfortunately didnt see the factory active, only 1 employee in store today. Lots of little items, a mix of souvenirs not just knives. Some actually cheaper than other places I been to.

Nice folks. Good place to pick up a souvenir!

Nice place to buy a ulu knife and the cutting board that goes with it

It was a nice place for souvenirs that are decently priced.

Neat, clean, friendly and with quick history lesson. Plus you can watch what happens, in the factory through the windows.

Cool store, watched them make handles.

Very neat shop! Interesting way of making them and very cool unique knives! We got one with an antler and caribou design on the handle

Cool store with viewing areas to see the knives made onsite. They have seconds/reduced priced items that are a good value and a lot of souvenir stuff. It is a unique store and worth seeing.

Great place to get your own ULU knife! missed the factory in action, but still enjoyed this store immensely!

Great knives aka ulu ☆

Low quality knife for the price

Great selection on ulus. They also had a very good selection of other Alaska products.

ULU is a special type of knife used in Alaska. There is so much more there. This place is huge and make sure you take the time to talk and look around. There was so much merchandise!

Wow, what an incredible store!! I was fascinated when I started learning about the Ulu knives and made this my first stop in Anchorage after a long day of flying from NY. I didnt realize they had so many incredible Alaskan gift items. I ended up buying 3 Ulu knives and a bunch of random gifts (including gold painted poop..yes poop..earrings for my sister!!) As if the amazing selection wasnt enough, the staff weny above and beyond to make me feel welcome. I will definitely be returning before the week is over for more gifts!!

Fun tourist attraction and great stop to see ship creek.

Great store, friendly staff and great deals on some with minor imperfections. Bought two with ulu and dish for foodies on my Christmas list and two more with imperfections for me and my daughter... also the dvd how to which I will pass along after I see it. Perfect Alaskan gift and slightly cheaper than the same ones sold elsewhere at retail stores.

Excellent place to get authentic Alaskan knifes, which are made right there before your eyes.And these ulu knifes arent that expensive either!

Very nifty. Great stuff to look at. Good prices. They are producing products on site and you can watch them work. Very interesting display of native made, centuries old ulu knives. Good tourist stop, fun place for locals to buy gifts.

A neat place to visit and checkout. Be sure to take a good tour of the place and take the nearby trolley as well. On Saturdays an open market opens nearby selling arts and craft.

We should have realized this was a bust when all of the men were sitting outside on the porch. All nearby parking was paid ($2 or $5, depending on the lot), no blades cut on site, mostly just assembling and laser engraving on the handle. Gift shop had all the same stuff youve seen in other gift shops. If are in Anchorage on a Saturday, skip Ulu and head to the outdoor market just up the hill -- that was much more interesting and well worth the paid parking.

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Over hyped tourist spot with largely the same items as most tourist shops in town. Though the factory work is interesting, but guides were not to helpful in explaining the process or history and the tool, and did not do a good job hyping an Ulu over a conventional knife. If your honestly interested in Ulu history, a museum may be a better choice and less out of your way.

Amazing collection! The owner was very helpful. I would definitely come again here.

Excellent customer service, excellent selection of Alaska gifts, the staff of people who work there are wonderful. I’ll stay in supporter of the US military

We came in on a weekend and the girl apologized to us for not being able to see them making the knives. She demonstrated how to use the ulu knife and special cutting board and told us if we had questions to ket her know. Knowledgeable staff, friendly and very clean shopping area!

Great place to visit and shop. Staffed by nice and helpful people. Its neat to watch them make the ulu knives.

It is a nice shop for their products and other Alaska made items. You can hear them making the Ulus and if you ask they will let you see them working. They also sell bowls made up in Fairbanks. The store is close to the train station so walk over if you have time. Also close by is The Bridge restaurant and a fishing building. No I dont work at any of these businesses. I am retired Texas educator now living in Alaska for 3 of the last 4 years.

What a great gift to give family and friends, an original Alaskan tool!

Locally made Alaskan knives, see them made. Lifetime warranty. Free trolley ride from visitors center. Great store.

Really neat place. The staff is super helpful but never annoying. The knives are pretty cool as well, great for herbs and other things.

Very interesting place. Worth a visit.

Nice store. Not too pricey on the Ulu knives. Alot of other souvenir type items. They are located right next to Ships Creek where the Salmon run. Yep they are up Ships Creek

This is a fun store to visit. They give demonstrations on how to use and care for an ulu and a history of the ulu. The owner has a collection of very old, pre-historic ulus on display as well. You can pick up nice souvenir ulus or spend a little more on some made by local artists or with caribou or fancier handles. This is worth a stop to learn about ulus and do your souvenir shopping.

Really cool place

Pretty much the exact same knives and souvenirs that you can find at all the local souvenir shops and at the big city open market for pretty much the same prices.

Great Shop. Very Nice People There!!!

Lots of historic info and nicely laid out store. Good prices.

Variety of gifts. Good quality. Reasonable prices. Very helpful shopkeeper.

Regular gift shop, nothing really special apart from glimpse of workers working on the knives.If you really love and adore the Ulu Knife, you should absolutely visit. Otherwise, you can safely skip this and wont miss much.The other perk of this place is perhaps that the knives are cheaper. Many other touristy place/ gift shops sells this too, and I recall seeing them charging $10 or more at other places, so if you are buying many of these knives, swing by!Probably a 10-15mins unlike what the many tourist book which estimated a 30-45 minute visit.There is a mini centerpiece which showcase artifacts of past ulu knives and how it have evolved over time.Other than the knives, they stock pretty much the same gift shop items as the other shops around town.

Neat place to go to while here. People are nice and it was neat to see them making knifes. Good prices on them. Cheaper than the ones at walmart in fairbanks.

The place is very nice and has a lot of items for visitors to buy.

Friendly, helpful, amazing, LOVE this place! Highly recommend you stop by and check it out.

A place to stop for tourists

Good selection of original designs on the handle. A bit expensive if you want the authentic animal bone design

Lots of great gifts, ulus and bowls made on site !

Tourist trap, go by your ulu knife at Walmart for cheaper.

Cute gift shop also fun to watch ulus be made

Fun place to shop and really nice helpful staff.

Loved it!! We will be back to order something Friday and mail it home.

Really cool watching them being made

Nice knives and some other local gifts

GREAT place. Must visit

Fun Alaskana store close to downtown.

Fun place to visit, got gifts, nice people

Cool native knjfe.

Shop keeper followed us around like we were there to shop lift, very uncomfortable. Had to leave without getting souvenirs.

Very cooperative staff.

Great products and service!

Great product, friendly staff

Free Trolley to the visitor cabin on H and 4th.

Very helpful.

Very friendly people

You gotta get an Ulu if you come to Alaska!

Very helpful

Worth coming and seeing the process

Nice gadgets

Good factory and who signs up there is also a tour. The shop is cool and you will find great souvenirs and gifts.

Well done with the factory to watch but would have expected more (e.g. a tour with explanations). The demonstration of the knife is also a bit short and would be done with use on food or similar. work better.