January 12, 2026 and it had been nine months since we stopped in thus it was time to see what's new and say hello to David. Much to our surprise, he and his team have managed to cram even more "collectibles"into the buildings. It is definitely worth stopping in to relive the days of your youth. Atari game with Pac-Man cartridge, 9 volt battery powered AM radios, Records that came on the back of cereal boxes, and more! read more

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Kinda wild place. Insane how much random stuff is in here. Vibes are funky but it was fun????? read more

Endangered Pieces - Antiques Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

Absolutely must see if you're into antiques, absolutely huge geodes, crystals. They have collectible's from small to ridiculously huge in size. They charge $2 dollar admission fee, but well worth it, as you can spend hours there. Highly recommended. read more

Not sure where to begin with 2 warehouses of 'treasure' but the adage of how do you eat an elephant? One bite of a time comes to mind. Cheryl was there to welcome, answer all of the questions and get the answers. And yes, 2 warehouses are daunting especially if you cannot handle dust but the treasures are there! Thank you Cheryl! These are some of the finds out of the 'wild'. read more

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If you have $2 to "donate" (per person), it's one unique way to kill 30 minutes on Maui viewing things you don't need, and risk getting mosquito bites, dust mites, or ukus. Welcome to the preverbal end of the Indiana Jones film credits where 2 workers roll precious artifacts to stash among endless rows in an obscure government warehouse. It's everything as described minus "precious artifacts". As you're deciding to enter, owner David, appears dressed as an Indonesian Dervish, and convinces the timid to dole over 2 bucks to view his vast dusty kingdom. Don't worry though, your $2 admission gets you an incredible 50% off overpriced items he no longer wants. As you nervously enter the "fun house" narrow aisles to scan the vast collection, you'll slowly determine whether it's worth getting tetanus, or gangrene. There are hordes of interesting, colorful run-down incredibly overpriced items that boasts incredulously: "Dead Rich People" once owned. There are incomplete collections of chipped vintage mismatched dishes, old used toys from China, faded album covers of Mannheim Steamroller and The Lawrence Welk Singers. Included in the price of admission are hastily framed prints, sun bleached furniture, and of course, XXX erotic paintings and sculptures for the kids. We suggest entering the ancient tomb on an overcast day as there is a lack of moving air conditioning, lest you stir up the curse of Egyptian bacteria from an ancient mummy. Alas, If you did not find the rare treasure at a discounted 50% as promised, you can request a $2 raincheck to revisit a decade later to complete the journey. read more

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Weird Weird Weird Can't really even think of anything else to say. Paid to get in. Made an offer on something and he turned it down! It's a sad place! Stuff everywhere and it's dirty. Gave him an extra dollar too in the entrance fee. Paid five dollars to walk around and look at dirty creepy stuff! read more

So cool the owner is such a character :-) we had a wonderful time digging through all the warehouses. I've all sorts of things you've never seen before really fun and very interesting. read more

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A very NICHE place to look at vintage items. The owner is very friendly, items are very unique, fairly priced, and the store is HUGE. I unfortunately didn't get to look at everything as it's very hot inside. Thanks Dave! Such a gem. read more

We lost everything in the Lahaina wildfire, so my wife is on the hunt for replacements now that our house is rebuilt. She has known David a long time and unfortunately she found four pieces of furniture we couldn't live without. David is 83, but has the strength of a 38-year-old, as helped lift furniture onto our truck. I would have loved to have purchased the gas pump....but if I did, I would have been sharing space with it in our new rebuilt garage. read more

Really nasty, creepy guy. Place is filthy and completely overpriced. Lots of trashy stuff. No bargains. The owner, David, lies about where the items come from and berated me when I offered a reasonable price. His stuff is not worth a fraction of the price he is asking. He followed me around the store and asked me personal questions that were none of his business. I didn't believe a word he said. Better try Ebay and Facebook Marketplace. read more

Go here! Fascinating shop, I've never seen anything like it! I probably spent two hours just looking at everything. For those who complained about paying $2, what the heck!? Really, it's like a museum, hard to describe. A little of everything, clothing, furniture, art, jewelry and more! Just the history of everything there was astounding to me. Soooo much to see. So fun! I ended up buying the coolest wood table, a Dior scarf, some unique jewelry, two tropical wooden fruit pieces to compliment some I already have and a monkey pod tray. David, the owner, is delightful! Helpful, interesting and kind. A character for sure, in the best way. Quirky, fun place and I can't wait to go back! Don't bring kids and don't bring adults who don't like to browse. read more

My favorite place we've shopped at on our trip to Maui. The antiques are magnificent & the owner was very friendly and helpful.

For only $2 you can see things that twist your brain. It was wonderful entertainment looking around this warehouse packed full of cool old stuff. Some wonderful things you never knew existed The owner was nice and shared info on some items with us. Definitely coming back just to see some I missed the first time!! read more

I am interior designer on Maui and reply heavily on my buddy Dave the owner to help me find and source amazing pieces for my client projects. He is so accommodating and has an incredible mental inventory of his items hidden throughout his multiple locations. I found the most one of a kind treasures there over the years read more

Easily the best selection of furniture on the island. Quality furniture is REALLY hard to find, and there's a surplus of it in Endangered Pieces. read more

Before you go to this place make sure you bring a lot of patience, ALOT of money and something to protect yourself with if you are a woman. The owner followed closely behind me as he asked questions about my life. His entire focus was on getting me to call him and pay for him to give me a massage. He told me if I had a boyfriend or husband it's even better because he swings both ways. Put your phone on record, pay your three dollar entry fee to be stalked and hope that your wise enough to leave before you buy some overpriced stolen piece that he'll deliver for free, only to get your address so he can come back and rob you. It's that kind of experience read more

Hard to find staff to ask prices. Prices were pretty outrageous. I think the owner doesn't really want to sell anything. Incredible amount of volume of items. Items I looked up were 2-3 times higher than what it sold on eBay. read more

What a cool place to walk around in. It's a little hidden and once you're inside there are sooooo many things to look at. An eclectic variety of items! There is a small $2 entrance fee but then you are given discounts on purchase. The owner David was really friendly and I recommend anyone to spend some browsing time read more

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An Absolute Gem Of A Destination On Mau'I.!!! One Of A Kind Everything, With Two Huge Warehouses You'll Want To Shop, Admire, Behold, Take Pictures And Enjoy This Unique Wonderful Place. I Never Want To Leave When I Go To See Familiar Objects To Knew Beautiful Things.. Take Your Time Browsing, And Make Sure You Make Time. Loads Of Fragile Item So Come With Friends Of Just Yourself..!! Vintage Clothing, Books, Paintings And So Much More.. If I Could Volunteer Weekly I Would Just To Be Near The Best "Endangered" Store On Mau'I I Definitely Would..!!! It's Like A Museum Where You Can Actually Buy The Pieces.. See You Soon.!!! read more

I love this shop and all it's different antiques and oddities. I try to ask the owners if there are any rules before I start rummaging simply because things are delicate. Bring your well behaved children only. The values vary but the prices are always fair and negotiable. You can ask to have things shipped too so you don't have worry about carrying your goods yourself. Definitely a cool place to visit and you never know what you might find. read more

I found some great items, the owner was very helpful and gave me a great deal on the items. Delivery of all those heavy things was a bonus and was cheap. I would definitely go explore that gigantic warehouse and give your self lots of time or you will miss some great finds. Definitely a 5 star read more

This store has a lot of good stuff but some of it is broken, fake or not worth the price. I found this Howard Miller mantle clock and the owner was asking for 100$ it was not worth because it was broken and this other clock that had a metal casing that had a battery powered system the owner was asking for 80$ and that is really not worth it but "to the owner lower your prices on something's " but still this place is cool to go to for antique lovers. read more

The bad reviews are from boring people that want to see boring things. Loved this place and the owner. Such a great find. A cross between an antique shop and a mystical circus side show. Yes, some stuff's very expensive but we got multiple things really cheaply too. Yes, he charges $2 to get into the 2nd area, but he lets you in for free if you buy anything up front, and he let us in for free after we just said we PROBABLY were going to buy a $25 item. Some people complain that he doesn't want you to touch things. IT'S AN ANTIQUE STORE. And we loved his sign that said, "Feel free to touch nothing" haha. He's just a very unique guy that knows good things when he sees them and doesn't care if people judge him and his establishment. read more

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Cool and odd store located in Kihei at the Azeka Mall next to the PEACE ICE shaved ice Store. I'm not sure how to rate this place cause I felt like I was accosted by the owner whom shared more information about his personal life and asked far to many questions of mine. Let's break this into a 2 part review just to be fair. 5 stars on coolness of items here and dude whom was working at store a 1 star for giving me the shivers.. As for the antique store well it's packed full of interesting items to decorate your home or business. Within the first 5ft of entering your standing face to face with BATGIRLS original 1967 costume from Yvonne Craig plus signed photo. What struck my eye was Hawaiian brass hula lamp with shaking hula hips something I've wanted but frankly was distracted by the person working there I didn't get to really feel comfortable purchasing it. Like most antique store there something for everyone. Honestly if of the coolest shops on the island but just wanted to vacant after encounter with shop clerk. To bad I was really wanting that hula lamp. I know people try and be personal but sometimes the boundaries get crossed or confused..... This is how Frank comes up with a 3 star review. read more

Endangered Pieces - I love a store where you can't touch!!! Really WTF - Antiques Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

My friend and I paid a $2 entry fee to meet a passive aggressive store owner. Wasn't entirely intrigued by the antiques seen in there.

Loved this shop! It is a treasure trove of so many things from so many eras and locations. Some antique, some vintage, some modern, some campy, some kitsch, some ironic, and more. I ended up with 2 great skirts that came from the closets of dead rich ladies (as the shop advertises). I only wish I had more time to enjoy the shop. I will definitely be back the next chance I get. read more

Endangered Pieces - Here's me, a public school teacher, looking great in a find from Endangered Pieces. - Antiques Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

If this is the only place you go when you visit the islands, it's worth it. This enormous warehouse is a cross between hoarders and a museum. There is EVERYTHING here that you can imagine and a ton of stuff you can't. From vintage clothing to tribal masks to chandeliers to geodes to furniture to knick knacks...the list goes on and on. The owner knows everything he has there and the story behind each piece (or at least he tells a believable story). If you're looking for something truly memorable, this is the place. He charges $2.00 admission and it's well worth it just for the entertainment value. Don't take little kids as they'd lose their minds and want to touch everything. The aisles are narrow, so no strollers nor wheelchairs. We stayed for over an hour and if it wasn't so hot, we would've been happy to stay 3 hours or more and we still wouldn't have see everything there is to see. My only complaint is that not everything you see is for sale, but I can understand why. read more

This place is out of this world. It is a designers dream. I have been all over the world and there were thing here from places I have been at better prices. Fabulous Foo dogs at a great price. Italian glass lamps. Pink depression glass. Lots of one of a kind items that you just cannot find anywhere. I was so surprised at this place. It is a treasure hunt. Enjoy the adventure. read more

David the owner is awsome personable and totally helpful! We just bought a house and he had so much beautiful amazing furniture and for a fraction of the price of cheaper material products. Thanks David! Stoked we will see you again read more

Uh... can this be called Nightmare Museum or the Museum of Creepy instead? Some of the stuff inside is neat but 99% of the store is really creepy and odd. I saw a head of a mannequin with its eyes missing. Is this a Halloween store? What's with all the random junk they are selling? You can try to negotiate the price for their overpriced items and if you do happen to buy something you can join their VIP club which grants you access to whatever is in the back that is blocked off... (my friend actually bought a weird little trinket and explained their vip section to me) read more

prices are high despite "50%" discount and $2 entry fee. I purchased a small piece for $15 that I really liked and when the owner asked me what I had paid for it from his wife, he abruptly took it away from me and told his wife to return the $ and said it was with $150. He could have been more conciliatory and gracious and I could have put up a real fuss but it wasn't worth it. He was a real jerk. I wouldn't go back. read more

This place doesn't deserve 1 star. I'm a lover of antique shopping. This place is tacky, stuffy, and extremely over priced. There's a section of the store that says something like "rich people only, must pay 2 dollars to enter because everything is so expensive in here". Continuous tackiness. They even had a disgusting old sex doll on display?? I felt gross leaving the place. read more

Endangered Pieces - Nasty af. In the "rich people" section of the store - Antiques Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

Three words: EXTREMELY CREEPY OWNER!!! He asked extremely personal questions to my husband and myself, followed us around the dingy shop and kept offering 50-75% discount on everything. (All items were ridiculously overpriced). Said he was going to close this location as it was too much work to care for his other 5-6 stores and shipping company.. He has a little area of stuff that he charges $2 to see. The items in there are no different that the rest of his shop, some vulgar, some mundane and others that I'm sure can be found in a Walmart. He tried to sell us a rusty piece of metal that he claimed was an antique coin from Thailand, but there was no way to verify his claim. He seemed to think his word is all we would need to believe him. On a positive note, there is a very nice shaved ice shop next to this weird place so you can feel better after you step out into the normal world again. read more

Totally agree with the other reviewer who commented that the bad reviews are from boring people who want to see boring things, ha. This is the most interesting store on all of Maui. It's weird and delightful, and I love all the bizarre sculptures and very-very-one-of-a-kind this-n-thats. Think of it as a museum where all the stuff happens to be for sale. I don't know enough to judge the prices on many of the items (is the 6-foot tall hand-carved 1800s pagoda actually worth $25k? how should I know!), but the prices on unique antique teak and mahogany furniture are actually quite reasonable. If I was in the market for high-quality furniture, I would buy things here; sadly my budget is a little closer to ikea than to antique mahogany. read more

I'll admit that I was skeptical after reading some not so great reviews, but after meeting David and visiting his antique mall/gallery/emporium, I would definitely recommend this place to others. David and Endangered Pieces is not your run of the mill antique shop. It's sooooo much more than that so if you're vanilla, it's probably not for you. David is eccentric, friendly, and it was really great to meet him. He's a very interesting guy and I'm disappointed that some folks would be so rude in their reviews. He checked in on us a few times to see how we were doing and to talk to us about the different pieces we were looking at. He also gave me great prices on some very unique vintage clothing. The shop itself is so vast and varied. There's a lot of big furniture, knick knacks, and a good high low collection of vintage clothing. I've been to a lot of antique shops and malls, and Endangered Pieces and David stands out for to me for a good reason- crazy big antique collection, interesting shop owner, and vintage clothing haul! read more

Mind completely blown. This place is unlike any other antique store I've been too. It is a vintage collectors paradise!

Quirky shop in Maui with lots of interesting pieces. It is like going to the biggest weirdest quirkiest garage sale ever. Lot of very interesting items. You could look for hours at everything. Things are crammed all over the place so you miss a lot of things if you go too fast. Many things are way overpriced. When we were there everything was half-off in the store. Even some of those prices were a bit too much, but with 50% off some of it was more reasonable. Definitely do haggle though, all prices are negotiable. I would go again just to look at all of the interesting items. read more

Endangered Pieces - Antiques Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

Very disappointed. $2 entry fee is a scam. Most everything is labeled 50% off but the prices are still way too high for it to be anything but a marketing tactic. A lot of items are not priced and when we asked about one, the salesman looked it up on eBay and gave an astronomical price (more than what a brand new, never used version costed, I know this because I had been researching this item) while telling a story about how he bought $3million worth of stuff from a former actress and that item was one of hers. Personally I couldn't care less if an actress owned it at one point, especially if she's unnamed. Found some cool items in the clothing section but the rest of the store was more like a thrift store than antique store. No booths just isles of cluttered junk. Very dusty and unclean feeling in there. read more

wow i had an amazing experience going in there! i was given an amazing discount and along the way was receiving great customer service. definitely would recommend to anyone! read more

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This place is so cool! So unique! My family & I were visiting from California and were looking to run into some cool local "thrift shops". This place is so much more than that. Lots of great pieces and he's willing to work with you on the prices! Would definitely go back if I'm ever back on the island. read more