The woman working (possibly the owner) was soo friendly and lovely to talk with! They have a lotta…read morevery cute things here and I was happy with the uniqueness I saw. I especially adored the kids lunch boxes they had and definitely would've gotten one for my niece if she wasn't years away from needing one. There's a pretty big range for the price. For some, I was surprised they were more inexpensive than they looked. Others, my jaw dropped at the price tag. I ended up finding one shirt I really liked while browsing. Unfortunately, the size I needed wasn't available. It's definitely worth a stop and one of the better clothing shops in the area.

Went there on a recommendation and was very disappointed on the way my husband and I were treated…read moreby the woman worker/owner who welcomed everyone with a " welcome/Aloha, let me know if I can help you with anything", except my husband and I. She proceeded to ignore me and my husband, until my husband went outside to wait for me allowing me time to enjoy shopping, as he was getting angry at the way I was being ignored. I had several items and put everything back as I was not going to support a business that did not welcome and treat local people with the same friendliness, welcome and Aloha she was showing tourists. Went across the street to Beachside Boutique and Salt & Sea that had no problems welcoming all shoppers and spent my money supporting local businesses that made me feel welcome and valued.

Shop was relocated to area from bigger shop. A bit hidden but very unique products. Definitely…read moreworth stopping in for a peek.

This amazing pottery studio is hidden away off the main highway. There is a sign to turn down a…read morenarrow drive and the studio is a shack in the back. Free parking in front of the studio. Please note that the pottery here is not cheap but is unlike any other pottery you may have seen. We were immediately greeted and had a tour of the open air studio. I bought a mug and it is amazing.

Very nice handmade bracelets and necklaces from shelves, coconut wood and stones. Very reasonable…read moreprices. Perfect gift to bring back home.

The cutest children's boutique. Every shelf is merchandised to perfection. I want to buy…read moreeverything! Prices are great and the service was phenomenal. I'm from the mainland but I will shop online for sure

super great service! very cool store and super cute! totally going back soon. not overpaying on…read moreanything.

Bought a painting and they shipped it to Colorado for a very reasonable cost. There is a lot of…read moregood art at this gallery.

We stopped in here today while wandering through Hanapepe. The walls are hung w/ Angela Headley's…read morebeautiful paintings. Her giclées are on another wall. There is an interesting variety of jewelry as well. I was attracted to a collection of delicate, complex earrings in a variety of designs, many w/ pearls. The man behind the counter told me everything is handmade by the woman who creates the earrings. There were several designs that attracted me, but I have more earrings than I know what to do w/, so I didn't buy any, but I really liked them. This is a nice gallery w/ a variety of interesting work.

I love my socks! I want to purchase more is there an online shopping site for merchandise?read more

Tons of souvenir stuff here but nothing that would peak my interest. Good shop for browsing.read more

On a trip to Kauai with a few friends and decided to visit Old Koloa Town and found this hidden…read moregem! It's run by a local artist Juile Berg, her painting and art work are inspired by the beauty of Hawaii and her travels around the world. You can find jewelry along with one of a kind unique art pieces! Best part is that she ships all around the world! Tip: visit the Koloa Shave Ice shop right around the corner if you have time!

This gallery has been open in this historic plantation building for about 7 years. I looked…read morethrough it shortly after it opened, but didn't review it at the time, because it had an unfinished look, a perception that may have been augmented by my fondness for its predecessor. I came in today and was greeted warmly by the owner, Julie. The gallery's collection has grown beautifully over the past 7 years. There are ceramic pieces w/ lace and other textures on them. There is a stunning surfboard decorated w/ an intricate mosaic of different sized and shaped glass beads and tiles. So amazing. I understand there are a couple of surfboard showers and wonder if the artist is the same one whose work I admired at the little gallery by the cafe in Kalaheo when we were there last year. There are paintings and photographs. The paintings, while different from one artist to the next, share a textural interest that I found quite appealing. Julie is one of the artists exhibited and her work is beautiful. There will be an opening party for an exhibit of photography by Daniel Finchum this Saturday, September 24 from 6-9. His photographs are gorgeous, particularly his photographs of Hawaiian children. As usual, what called to me turned out to be art glass by Daniel Moe, although I took it at first for ceramic. Inspired by the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island where he lives, the glass is dark, w/ red lava-like accents. If you look at the photos posted by the gallery above you can see something similar and you can see why it drew me and why I'm searching my mind for a surface that might hold it. There was no turned wood, which was one of the things I loved about the previous gallery. I discussed this w/ Julie, who told me it was becoming increasingly difficult to get turned wood, for a variety of reasons. The gallery is elegant and attractive w/o it, but it's always nice to have more to look at. Addendum: As you might expect, we bought the piece of art glass. It's just not the kind of thing we could pass up.

This place is gorgeous and expansive! It'e home to the Kōloa Rum tasting, cute boutiques, a…read moreceramics studio, toffee shop, restaurant, and lots of open space to explore the beautiful grounds. Really pretty and a nice half-day outing if you want to wander and explore

This is like going to an arts and crafts fair and a bad mall all rolled in one. You know this type…read moreof place, all tourist locations have one..i mini mall-o-art, ranging from sea shell crafts to painting, all of which are over priced and not really needed. Its kinda cool to go to the house itself which is historical, but aside from the horse-drawn carriage rides (blah) and the not really great aloha wear, one could take some pretty good pics.....maybe?