The Kobuk
$$ • Cafe, Coffee Shops, Bakery
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504 W 5th Ave, Anchorage
(907) 272-3626
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Nina, the owner was kind enough to set up a special tea party for me and my out of town guest. Her shop has a large selection of loose leaf teas and it was busy in there but she was patient and helped us find something we liked, even offering us a sample of their house tea. The tea sandwiches were flavorful and delicate. The doughnuts were so good!!! There’s so much to see in this little shop and plenty of delicious treats. I will be back!
All the staff were very sweet and kind to my grandchildren and I!!! We had a sandwich and cocoa and candies! Glass Christmas ornaments…we bought a clamshell w pearls in it for early Christmas surprise for mom and dad! Of course Samovar Tea…a one of a kind to take home!!! A lovely “first” for the twins!!!
Thank you to all the staff!!!
BTW they carry my favorite stationary!!!!
Best old fashion donut I have ever had. The buttermilk birch bars and orange cranberry scones are delicious as well. Very friendly staff! Lovely little place!
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| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 5PM |
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The Kobuk is a small, enchanting store in Alaska that feels like a hidden treasure. Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a warm, spicy yet sweet scent unique to the store. The shop is divided into three areas: a gift shop with many Alaska-made items, a section for old and new candies, and a cozy cafe offering donuts, teas, and coffees. The vanilla, fireweed, and birch old-fashioned donuts are highly recommended, with fireweed providing a unique and slightly spicy aftertaste. Customers can enjoy a variety of teas, including spiced chai and house may tea, either to drink there or buy to take home. The cafe itself is warm and inviting, perfect for relaxing with a hot drink and a treat after exploring. While the space can feel a little cramped, the welcoming aroma and wide selection of teas make The Kobuk a delightful stop for both locals and visitors. It’s also a great place to find authentic Alaska souvenirs and unique gift items, including old books and trinkets.