Hilo will miss Enjoy Comics, along with owners Mike and Mel Sado. We wish you the best my friend…read moreand are here for you.

Moved to big island about 6 months ago and have been looking for a place like this! Come to find…read moreout they're the only one on the island that sells comics the way they do! Mike is such an awesome person and is very knowledgeable in all aspects of the industry. Brings me back to the old days of me going to Jelly's on Oahu to look at comic books. The prices are great and will definitely be coming back here again soon!

Forgot my remote before leaving for the airport arrived in Hilo totally bummed but discovered this…read moreplace and the owner totally saved us. Checkout his shop out fellow rc enthusiast if you find yourself in hilo for an rc crawl adventure.

So much cuteness in such a small shop. This bookshop has a cute area for the kids, lots of books by…read morelocal authors and artists. Not just books but souvenirs and post cards too.

Attended a Book Signing "He Huli 'Ula'ula" A Study in…read moreScarlet A Fevronia Watkins Novel by Leilehua Yuen Cannot wait for the next book. If you enjoy books, be prepared to lose track of time at "Basically Books" Eclectic collection of Hawaiian items with an attentive staff.

On Monday afternoon we walking around Tj Maxx and they were plenty of new inventory that came in…read moreand it was very slow at TJ Maxx that day!! All the workers were very busy at cashiers and wasn't too long!

I wouldn't normally review a corporate retail store like TJ Maxx, but this location really stands…read moreout and I love shopping here. It is obvious that the store manager cares. They seem to be training well, and creating a good work environment. What stands out most to me is the employees are always really friendly and they seem genuinely happy to work here. They are always saying hello and asking if I need anything. It reminds me of the 5 star service at our nearby resorts. And it is really, really appreciated. The store is organized and clean. The selection of merchandise is great which is so nice in our area since it is difficult to find good quality and up to date goods. I shop here once a month and I never leave without something.

A HUGE SHOUT OUT TO POHAI! I took my 99yr Aunty shopping…read moretoday at Target. Suddenly, she was too tired to finish the sm list. I ask Pohai for help. He IMMEDIATELY ask what I needed. He took us straight to the vacuum she wanted, went to get two things in two different sections of the store, then met us back@check out! It's one thing to ask for help finding an item..but, the way Pohai safely hurried to help an elder..well, it just doesn't seem to be that important anymore? ..so when it is..got to be addressed! Mahalo Pohai for being a kind, considerate& knowledgeable team member! Mahalo Target for hiring him!

Pickup is convenient! Do NOT get Shipt!…read more You cannot return items & they do not tell you this upfront. It is extremely difficult to get a hold of a live person. They think noting of telling you an arrival time and then change it to the next day. So, don't count on them if you need something right away. I think shoppers must "claim" your order and several others, so delivery takes a long time. I will not renew my subscription. The one is for the second to last order. It is okay if you never need to return anything. I will do pickup instead.

Here from California and stopped here to buy a souvenir for my granddaughter…read more Jungle Love, is an eclectic tiny store filled with beautiful treasures to purchase. They have plenty of interesting items for sale. Incense, clothing, magnets, and more. They also have lots of clothes reasonably priced. Some of the items are kind of pricey. Shot glasses were kind of high at around $7 and up. If you want more bang for your buck go to Walmart. They have some $1.99. Overall, a great experience. The Gals working there were very helpful and sweet. Can't wait to return.

First, I have lived in Pahoa since 1988. I have shopped them…read moresince they opened. I purchased some incense. I got it home 2 miles away and tried to use it. It was all damp and would not burn. I went back to the store for remedy. The woman in the store basically said tough shit. No refund, no exchange, no nothing. She handed me som dessicant to try drying it out. That did not work. I wasted $15.00 and was treated really poorly. I will not be returning to the store for anything...even though they have great stuff. Really pissed off. Im local and don't deserve to be ripped off. I might as well have thrown 15.00 into the toilet.

I want to thank Rhoda& Jade for their great attitude while assisting me on April 26, 2026!…read moreThey are extremely helpful& knowledgeable about Macy's' inventory! If not for these gals.. I would have walked out empty handed! Kudos Macy's for hiring such kind& considerate employees..I will be back!

Super high pressure sales ladies. If I tell you 3 times that I don't want a Macy's charge card that…read moremeans NO. I left my would be purchases on the counter.

There are only so many places you can shop on The Big Island…read more Sometimes you have to take one for the team and bow down to The Evil Empire from Bentonville. What works here: At least during our visits, the store was well stocked. This actually shocked me because holy shit, it makes no difference whether you are here on a weekday/weekend/noon/15 minutes before closing, they are always, always, always packed. Bizarre mix of a store that is not an old school 80's style Walmart but it's also not a Supercenter either as the store does not have enough square footage. With that said, there is certainly a little of this and a little of that in here. Pharmacy? Sure New cell phone plus a service provider for it? Yep Garden Center? Of course McD's for a greasing? Naturally Eye Exam? Why not Booze? Duh There is also the usual mix of clothing, office crap, basic sporting gear, an aisle of "local" favorites and while not a full grocery store/experience - there is more here than what you would think. What doesn't work here: Checking out can be tough due to said crazy busyness. Also note that they don't do shopping bags here in the traditional sense so BYO on that one. The parking lot situation is an insurance claim adjuster's wet dream. People walking from all sides & directions like mindless zombies. Cars coming from multiple entrance/exit points. Other strip mall stores like Gamestop/Domino's/Ross also use the same parking lot. It's a lot. You find religion before each backup attempt. Open daily from 6am-11pm and if this doesn't cut it for you, there is a Safeway and a Target around the corner.

Clean and convenient Walmart store along the road to Volcanoes National Park - just what we needed…read morefor ponchos for our trip in the rainforest today! Folks were friendly and helpful and we had a quick in/out trip to get what we needed!

Always our go to spot for a good book for both us and our five-year-old son. Also a great place for…read moregifts and art supplies.

Lovely little bookstore with a good assortment of books. I was stocked up on beach reads for this…read moretrip but still wanted to support the business, so I purchased a shirt. Love the sleepy kitty chilling in the chair outside the shop.

The home decor and jewelry here are very original and high quality. I bought an amazing men's…read morenecklace here(molten lava drop hole design) that I now wear almost daily. The friendly, passionate guy who owns this place has been making jewelry for a long time and it shows. Even though the bakeries on the way and Akaka falls nearby kinda suck, this place saved the day. Also check out the few collectible/antique stores nearby. This entire area is a nice retreat from the mass-produced crap that plagues all the islands these days. I will be back (there).

This pretty little botique in Pahoa sells a number of gift items including clothing. You can find…read morejewelry, Hawaiian shirts, candles, sarongs, dishtowels, skirts, scarves, and toys there - most of it representing Hawaiian style and some of it made by local artists. Prices are reasonable and the shop owner was very helpful - even looked through the store with me to find items with Anthurium flowers on them. I bought a men's hawaiian shirt, painted dishtowel, necklace, and postcards for about $50 - a very good deal.