Perfect spot to grab some souvenirs while on your trip to Hawaii in the Big Island. Lots of…read morememorabilia and different candies and snacks to munch on. I took part in their shirts sale and chose a few shirts to remember my trip from. I remember I really liked how it felt inside the store because the AC was blasting and it was very bright but also warm. I highly recommend shopping here, especially if you are in the area. So many types of souvenirs more than your basic gift shops in other cities. Pricing is pretty reasonable and the haul from here was great. I also bought some slippers from here and really enjoyed the comfort and durability of them. The ladies working here are really kind and sweet, being very hospitable. You can also get a free bag (a good cloth quality) when you purchase up to a certain amount. We walked through the village and just strolled in here. Definitely a good last stop before leaving this place. They are open late into the nights like 11PM.

This shop is a must if you want to find any type of souvenir while you are traveling to Hawaii…read more There was good air conditioning when walking in and everything was brightly lit and captivating. You can see many different kinds of souvenirs to bring home. At the entrance, there are a ton of souvenir T-shirts and dresses. I was looking for the cute and trendy flower hairclips and was super happy to find them. The other branch too of ABC stores can have different variations in merch sold so definitely look through both. They're walking distance from each other. ABC stores have good sales for lots of items. You can find stickers, refrigerator magnets, slippers, kitchen and household items, leis. Lots of affordable pricing for Hawaiian candy, gifts, snacks, and jewelry. Super happy we shopped here!

Predatory prices! 8$ for ONE crock charm. ONE. So ridiculous! Avoid this tourist trap.read more

High quality local items - pricey but worth it if you want to treat yourself or a loved one…read more We had stopped by a couple of times on this trip as our hotel was nearby, and on our final day, decided to swing by to purchase something as this store was unlike any other we'd experienced on our strolls up and down various shopping areas in Hilo and Kona. Our teen, who is into candles right now, had her heart set on a plumeria scented candle with an "interesting" wick. She got sticker shock when she went to buy it (it was almost $30) but her mother convinced her that it was okay to occasionally indulge oneself. She's very happy with the purchase, and we are heading back home with a special piece of Hawai'i with us. Mahalo, Tasty Kona.

This is a small shopping center in the tourist area. It has lot of cute souvenir stores or stores…read moretailored toward tourists. It was quite nice to walk the mall. It is an outdoor mall. There are table and chairs for sitting in the middle of the outdoor mall. We have noticed a lot of stores are empty. I am assuming business isn't great. I went into one of the store and hot sauce caught my eye but the price of a tiny bottle of less than 200 ml hot sauce was close to $20 and it didn't seem like anything special. I am not sure if the stuff here are priced higher than normal at this mall. I am not talking about one things, it was many things. The mall itself doesn't seem to attract a lot of foot traffic.

Very quiet marketplace. Not a lot of customers roaming around. Lots of various souvenir shops. Not…read moreeverything is locally made but tailored for the area. Most shops are more on the pricier side given it's a tourist area. Browsed a few shops but didn't find anything to my liking.

This gift shop is so cute if you are searching for a gift for a child. They have a wide variety of…read moreHawaiian matching shirt and short sets or dresses in many children's sizes. I was looking for some thing for a boy and something for a girl and the woman who worked there was so helpful and gracious. They also sell really cute hair clips in many colors. I will go there again because the customer service went above and beyond. The prices were not too expensive either.

From the owner: Aloha! Most of our merchandises are designed and made exclusively in Hawaii!read more

Originally came just for Shaka Tacoz and pleased to discover this really cute marketplace! We tried…read moreBerrybird Coffee (lovely people) and a smoothie shop. We also chatted with a previous SFX designer in one of the coffee bean shops. There are some cute souvenir shops as well. There was also an ATM that I ended up using. I would say the place needs upkeeping and proper shade. There is a courtyard section with some tables but with the hot sun beating down on us, it was not comfortable. The tables were also very dirty and the chairs are rusted and old. There is also an obnoxious amount of horseflies. We ended up eating in our car.

Many of the shacks a do not have businesses unfortunately but should still visit those that are…read morethere. Some food and lots of gifts.

Fantastic and authentic! Renee Kimura was awesome! I got measured for a papale lauhala which I will…read morepick up my next time on the Big Island.

My parents used to come here back in the day…read more Limited street parking and limited days/hours. Only one Aunty working so maybe make an appointment. They make custom papale. You're paying for quality so be prepared to $$$$. Sadly did not feel any Aloha here so I moved on.

Stopped by to shop but ended up getting a lil breakfast 2 for $4…read moreSpam Musubi! Nice and fresh not dried out.

What's not to like about the ABC stores! We aren't big breakfast eaters so a spam masubi and a cup…read moreof coffee in the morning is perfect. I like knowing there is one around the corner. Save your receipts, we go home every year with new beach towels!

Great place to check out on the 3rd Sundays of the month from 1-6pm…read more There's lots of vendors selling homemade jewelry, arts and crafts, food, drinks and live music. You have a lovely view of the Kailua Bay. We got some souvenirs and popsicles to enjoy. Parking can be a hassle since there's also a popular farmer's market close by. There's several public lots you can use. If you're lucky you may find free parking at one of the lots or the street. Otherwise it's $7.05 per hour in a paid parking lot.

Now that everything is paid parking, The attendance will…read moredrop like a rock. Hard for vendors who are trying to struggle through. The County should not allow this.

Menehune belongs in public education. Stop the Take back…read morecrack BS to CVS here. Do not Litter your grandparents

Cute shopping center with a good variety of shops and restaurants. The busy areas are around Sack n…read moreSave, Longs, and First Hawaiian Bank and the Post Office. Parking is a plenty and dispersed well across the center. There's also small businesses in the little booths/kiosks at the center of the shopping center. The Kona trolley does not stop here, but does stop at the Kona Coast Shopping Center right across the street. Overall, a fairly average shopping center that seems to be more frequented by locals than tourists.

Get your snacks and souvenirs here. Located inside Keauhou Beach Resort.read more