Cute for a last minute airport shopping! Lots of local cookies, candies, shirts, stickers, Hawaii…read morecollection bags, Kona coffee, and an adorable collection of Miffy collectibles which my daughter loves! Prices are high but if you missed buying something you might find it there at the airport!

Normally I wouldn't even enter a duty free store - too expensive, and I'm not flying…read moreinternationally anyway, however... I ended up in this one while killing time before a flight, and was absolutely intrigued by their coffee and tea selection. Seriously! To the exclusion of everything else in the store. I cannot tell you what else they had on their shelves! Whoever curated this selection of locally grown and roasted coffee beans and teas is really doing their job! There are sampler packs of whole bean coffees, and samplers of ground coffees. Coffees from different islands (Kauai, Hawaii) and different roasts of these coffees. There are instants and ready to pour over packs for traveling coffee afficionados. I could've spent an hour just perusing these two shelves! The tea selection is pretty impressive too - different types (black, green, herbal) and tropical flavors (mango, pineapple). Some loose in tins, and others in bags. If you're looking for a last minute gift for that coffee or tea lover on your list, this would be the place to go.

Flew into Honolulu for the first time on August 14 2026. The airport has this old fell to it. It is…read morean nice airport. It was clean. I do like that it is open for the breeze to blow in. This makes sense given how humid Honolulu is. We flew with AC and we landed quite late but even at that time of hour, the airport was busy but not too busy. The baggage area is not big but was easy to find. People are quite nice here. We met a local who works at the airport and because we were both going to the bus station, we walked together and had a good chat. Overall, I really enjoyed the trip and the airport visit.

Some improvements made, and some suggestions:…read more I have to say over the past few years, thankfully the number of restrooms in the airport has increased. Much easier and don't have to walk or hunt for a restroom as much as before. In Terminal 1, it is nice that got more comfortable furniture to sit on after getting my coffee from the Starbucks. I really do wish there was a better indicator which security checkpoints are open. Especially in the early hours at Terminal 2. Walk one direction, only to find that it is closed, so sometimes have to backtrack to find one that is open. I totally get that at some hours, it may not make sense to staff all the checkpoints if the demand is lower, but it sure would be nice to look at something and it tells me which one I should go to. For the signs on the ground floor that directs people to the ride share and other places, it references the baggage claim numbers. It might be easier if the signs point people the column numbers, as those are highly visible and don't have to hunt for the baggage claim number signs from the street/curb area.

This place transforms any one to look and feel their best weather it be a personal make over to…read morefinding great hair care products this is the right place I also came to see my girl Phoebe I missed that girl thoughI must say if you are not signed up for Sephora Beauty Insider do so perks come when purchasing add it up use as money get gifts with your point STAY BEAUTIFUL MY FRIENDS Marie

My 88 year old friend was scammed just the other day. Part of the scheme was for him to purchase a…read morelarge sum of gift corticates from Sephora. He did so and of course found out shortly after he was in fact cheated. He went to the manager at Sephora to see if they might refund the purchase but was refused. They wouldn't consider it. I hope they are happy with their profits. It doesn't say much about management at this store or their "philosophy". Tough luck old man...

Let's fly. Of…read morecourse it's a walk to the gate from the terminal. I don't mind the excerise but for people with mobility issues or people with children it's a little inconvenient. I have seen on later flights the complimentary golf cart but this early in the morning forget it. It's still has the remodeled look after all these years and unlike airports like LAX, the restrooms work and don't smell. Plus outlet are all over the place. Overall five stars. There isn't too many food stands open at 5am, I'm taking to you Dunkin' Donuts but BK and Starbucks is available. Just take out a small loan :p M

Hi my name is Leah Howard. Last Wednesday (09/23/2026) I lost my wallet in the Terminal 1 Arrivals…read morearea of Baggage Claim/ pillars 1-10 right where the Taxi/ Shuttle transportation spots are for pick-up. I had dropped or left my wallet accidentally there, in search of the Uber pick-up spots which were located elsewhere. Needless to say the security in the downstairs arrivals areas weren't so helpful and they kept telling me to talk to and refer to another person inside and outside. Nobody actually assisted me with searching for my lost/ stolen wallet. Finally I talked with a Officer in the area, who took down the description of my lost item and gave me their "lost & found" number. Today (09/29/2026) I come to give a huge shout-out and my biggest gratitude and THANK YOU to the supervisor/ worker with the Hawaiian Airlines: Dani Dolan-Decker. She was persistent, determined, and genuine in ensuring that my wallet was returned to me. She said she noticed it at Gate A15 Terminal 1, somehow someone must've brought it upstairs. Dani called the USO and somehow got a hold of certain military personal based on my CAC and was able to get in contact through our tight-nit community to reach me and have me come to claim my wallet. I am forever blessed that Dani Dolan-Decker came to the rescue and ensured I was reunited with my wallet. ALL my cards were still there, my iD's, my CAC and my $173 were still inside my wallet when she handed it to me at the Airport.

Airport Haiku: Cigs…read moreall over floor Travelers rude and clueless. Ashtray so empty I think they need to paint "this is the ash tray" on the mf ashtray.its a cigarette palooza on the floor.

Not the best airport for relaxation in paradise but it gets the job done! This airport has not been…read moreupdated in ages and reflects that! Even the lighting is dim. Despite the lack of happenings here you can find some food and drink stops including Starbucks. Also for United club members there is a club. Luggage came out in a decent amount of time. Rental car garage is right across the street so no bus is needed! The car rental center looks new. Don't forget when you leave, you have to go through Agriculture security.

To be a min mart it was full of just about everything from beer to candy. The staff was amazing…read morethey were on deck at every moment when I couldn't find something. The fruit stand was full of fresh options, the beer fridge was cold and everything was easy to find, if you are just getting here stop here they have all of the libations you may need as well.

Love the new remodel! It's a shame about the ATM. Everybody loved the convenience, maybe if it was…read morebuilt into the wall. This place has the cheapest booze around! I mean the big bottle of Jack Daniels is $39.49! Everywhere else is $52 lol It's a great place to go without having to go to the madhouse of the Navy exchange

Round trip. Both flights delayed 39-44 minutes…read more Professional staff Cool lighting inside plane with a mist system upon entering. I liked that Needs better speaker system. Couldn't hear announcements seat 21a Pre ordered meals. I will skip next time Dry overcooked French toast. Scrambled eggs nothing else. Sausage. Entire meal was room temp Cheese omelette. Basic. Room temp Plane was clean windows were dirty inside Seats are straight up even when reclined. I had a safe flight.

Have never dealt with a more insensitive and rude person ever. The "manager" at Lihue is simply…read moremean. Never try to fly Hawaiian with a pet. We were moving from Kauai to mainland. No other airline has ever had a problem with our small dogs flying. She said our dog was too big for the carrier...that she was in. Told us it "wasn't her problem" and walked off mid sentence leaving us stranded. We walked over to Delta and booked the flight. They had no problem with the dogs and gave us an upgrade...and were cheaper! Thankful we never have to use Hawaiian again.

This place is the best. The cashier was friendly, professional, and helpful. I frequent this CU…read moreMarket just as often as I get my hair cut & shave next door...this place is the best!

I accidentally parked in the manager's spot, but he was kind enough to let me stay there. He and…read morethe cashier attendant also patiently explained the various Micronesian food foods that they had available. They also talked to me about the traditional Micronesian skirts ("urohs") and the full-body tubular outfits (I believe these are called "mumus"). They were very kind to me and happy to share their culture with me. I hope to return and experience more of their food!

One of the best and cleanest Asian super markets on island. Great selection, peaceful environment,…read moresuper clean, great customer service, great parking, and huge selection. They have a big selection of grocery items from Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Chinese, Thai and more. The main ones they import from are the ones I mentioned. There's also a huge selection of fresh and pre dried vegan and vegetarian meat (fully vegan) and tofu from Taiwan, Vietnam and Aloha Tofu (Hawaii local fresh tofu). There's only 2 places on the island that I know of that you can get these vegan Asian meats, which is so delicious, healthy with nature soy,m fibers, and has far less sodium and preservatives than the American beyond meat veg options. (Though I enjoy those to make western dishes from time to time) The customer service here is very nice. They don't have staff walking around the store, but at checkout they are so nice and friendly, and always help you bag your items. Highly recommend! Amazing!

I have been to this place multiple times. I go around once every 3-4 weeks or so. They have started…read moreto upgrade the facilities in the last couple months. They have packaged foods, sauces, fresh produce, proteins, and canned drinks. Their target audience is SouthEast Asian shoppers and prices are reasonable. I typically buy green onions, cilantro, and bok choy and prices are around $2 per unit. They also have larger packages but I only need small quantities for my weekly ramen binge. They also have reasonable prices for candies and snacks but they don't have a lot of stock so if you see something you like, you should buy it because it will probably not be around the next time you go. Worth the visit !!

ABC stores are on like an every corner in sometimes two on one street one at the beginning and one…read moreat the end! It is a great souvenir shop in store! It has a massive selection of souvenirs T-shirt, and food items! A tourist dream food items are pricey but souvenirs are reasonably priced! If you save your receipts you get a free gift for every hundred dollars spent! Some stores are bigger than others and each carry some unique items!

Cleanliness and customer service ,…read more This is not the best ABC location since and most of the issues I believe come from being connected to the Hilton property, items are not fresh. Several of the ice cream treats were frozen bitten and old, hot/cold shelf's had several items that' were expired by 2-3 days Customer service and communication was lacking, to the point of disrespect. This was an ongoing pattern in the Hawaiian Village and Hilton property store front.