This is where I got my Hawaii souvenir and I love it so much. Great place for a little giftread more

The cutest little shop filled with all the best goodies. They have fabulous jewelry, lotions,…read morestickers, plushies, clothes, and so much more. We picked up some treats for ourselves and our friends. Most of the items in the store are made locally which I love. Definitely worth checking out!!!

THIS IS ANOTHER GREAT PLACE TO SHOP IN THE PARKER SQUARE…read more====================================================== If you need to do some shopping while on the Big Island definitely check this place out. In the old days I used to do a lot of my shopping along the Kailua-Kona waterfront, but Parker Square has way more options. This store has trivets, kitchen items, cards and lots more.

This is the second time I've been in here and both times I found it to be a nice store to wander…read morethrough without feeling the need to buy anything in particular. They don't really specialize in anything, hence the General Store moniker I guess, but it is a very shotgun approach to things for sale that they take. I'm sure I will stop in here again the next time I am in town, as it is grouped with a bunch of other shops we like to go to, but I would be surprised to find anything I couldn't live without here.

What an amazing and special flower shop! My cousin ended up in the hospital while on vacation on…read morethe big island and it happened to be the day before Christmas eve. The flower shop, although super swamped managed to listen to my voicemail, text me and coordinate not only the most beautiful mini bouquet, but also added special tea and picked up some books and special gifts to bring to her post surgery. The owner Laura is an artist and the care by her staff (thanks Rosa!!) during their busiest season was truly appreciated and exceptional!!!

I'm so happy with the arraignment you made for my daughter's birthday…read more This is the 2nd year I've used you. Thank you so much for doing such an amazing job on the flowers for Ashleigh! She loved them! I love them! The Lillie's are her faves! You guys rock!! You went above & beyond to accommodate the last minute change to the delivery! I will definitely use your shop again!

Nothing to see here folks. I mean that, there is just nothing worth seeing here that you can't find…read morein any ABC store on the island. Sometimes I can usually find at least something redeeming in a store to give credit to because I don't want to be that guy. Unfortunately in this particular instance it's not even worth your time to pull into the parking lot and park in front of the place.

She is a real local treasure, essential part of the community. Friendly, helpful, knowledgeable,…read morereal, a font of knowledge on local history. Been shopping there for decades. My goto for crackseed.

Sweet shop. Love the people and energy. They call me the candle guy. Want spiritually sweet stuff?…read moreThis is the place

I love this store…read more I drive from Hilo to shop here. There's nothing like it on the island. Beautiful things to give as gifts: calendars, journals, books on spirituality, religion and metaphysics, the best selection of crystals on the island, gemstone beads, jewelry - some locally made as well as really cool, old works of art.

One of the better farmers markets on the Big Island. We play 'tourist' when we have…read morevisitors from the mainland or other islands and it's always an enjoyable field trip. Local vendors selling their wares -- art, clothing, jams/jellies, baked goods, Kona coffee, fruits/veggies. There are vendors selling hot/cold foods. They open early on Saturdays and parking can be challenging. Get there early!

Tourists far and wide - if you're looking for a farmers market on this island, this is it. And if…read moreyou visit over Christmas, be sure to stop by and see Santa. Fresh coconut, fresh fruits, tasty food made ready at each stand, great crafts for sale, and a great uncrowded layout. It's a mix of tourists and locals and the playground just across the street seals the deal for families with little ones. We ate so much I thought we wouldn't fit back in the car! Even my family members who were dragged into the experience against their will (I have a habit of doing that) loved it. Super friendly vendors who were all ready to answer questions about their products, farms, and life in Hawaii. Love this market!

Coffee shop...deli/cafe...gift shop...Hualalai Trading Company is all of those things - it truly is…read morea general store offering a variety of treats to enhance your stay - if you don't want to leave the resort, you don't need to. They've got you covered with: -toiletries -sunscreen -wines -Aloha waterproof bags -local art and gift items -bags of local coffee beans -packaged salty and sweet snacks -cold canned/bottled beverages -and a deli/cafe Want a light breakfast, lunch, coffee, or snack? This is your option! We stopped in after workouts at the amazing fitness center nearby to grab iced lattes (highly recommend!), protein smoothies, yogurts, and overnight oats. They also offer ice cream, acai bowls, sandwiches, salads, freshly baked sweets, and more. I heard someone say that they ordered a full loaf of banana bread! Enjoy your treats outside on their lanai overlooking the bocce courts, or take your treats to go. On our travel-home day, we planned ahead (since the food options at Kona Airport are limited). We ordered chicken caesar wraps to go - tell the Trading Company team that you're flying and they will remove anything with seeds so that your food passes the airport's agriculture check. Love that!

Staff is super friendly. The selection is great. Come in for coffee and pastries in the morning,…read moresnacks or treat later in day. Pricing is better than resort. There are even gifts and souvenirs to grab here.

If Google let me give negative stars, I'd still ask for more…read more I'm always fair when I post reviews -- I'm not out here trying to ruin anyone's childhood dreams. But good grief, this business has the reliability of a toddler with a sugar crash. I drove a long distance to visit this shop. My partner drove here twice. And every time the place was closed during normal business hours. No sign. No explanation. Not even a sad little sticky note that says, "Oops, my bad." The owner even had the lack of integrity to tell my partner that she would be there today. Hilarious. At this point, I'm convinced the shop is run like a speakeasy: If you know, you know. If you don't, well... good luck, traveler. So, I asked around town. Turns out, the locals know exactly what's going on: Apparently the shop owner is... how do I put this delicately... the human equivalent of a mosquito at a barbecue. Everyone I talked to implied they wish she'd just let someone else take over -- someone who actually wants customers instead of treating them like an optional side quest. You'd think a business owner would occasionally... I don't know... open the business? But no. She's running this place like a part-time hobby she actively resents. And the lack of communication? Chef's kiss. She doesn't even bother to explain why she's never open. At this point, I half expect the shop hours to eventually read: OPEN: When the stars align CLOSED: Always MAYBE: If Mercury is in retrograde AND she feels like it To say she's giving the town a bad reputation is an understatement. This shop is basically the retail equivalent of stepping in gum. Sticky, annoying, and somehow still your problem even though you didn't ask for it. I won't be back. Ever. And you can bet I'll be telling this story everywhere -- Yelp, Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, the back of cereal boxes, cave walls... whatever it takes. This store owner isn't just unprofessional -- she's a full-on case study in how not to run a business. Honestly, at this point, a tumbleweed would be a more reliable proprietor.

Ditto on the other1star review. I also drove over to Honokaa to pick up an item for a gift. Store…read morewas closed at 1 pm on Thursday - no reason stated and nothing on recording. Spoke to owner on Friday and she apologized and said she was out of town. I asked if she would be open next day on Saturday and she assured me, yes, will be here at 10am. Drove over from Waimea at 12 pm on Saturday and again closed with no sign and no reason on recording. Walked around and spoke to local residents who said, yeah, haven't seen her, she kind of comes in when she wants to. So I decided, no more. Very unprofessional. Will NOT shop here again. Instead went to Waipio Valley Artworks where staff was very friendly and helpful.... And was actually there at the time stated for hours of operation. What a concept, huh?

Good job and very well shared information. This is a fun event to do for all including kids.read more

We loved this tour! I mostly wanted to take a tour to try a raw cacao fruit after having seen…read moreYouTuber Chef Nick DiGiovanni taste the fruit on a show my son was watching. But, our tour guide was so personal and knowledgeable, it really added to the whole experience. We loved seeing the drying beds for the cocoa nibs, and of course the chance to taste the chocolate was a highlight. Definitely a recommended experience!

I love this place! Everyone is so nice and friendly. I love all the different samples they have!…read moreToday they had 15 percent off! You must stop by here you'll go nuts

Very cool stop on our drive. We bought a lot of souvenirs here and some of them were even 15% off…read morefor a Valentine's sale they were having. They are generous with their samples (although the coffee samples appeared to be all gone when we were there). It was kind of fun to look through the windows and see the macadamia processing in realtime. The only complaint is that the bathrooms have a strong smell of backed up sewage. Other than that, I really enjoyed our visit here.