This gift shop is so cute if you are searching for a gift for a child. They have a wide variety of…read moreHawaiian matching shirt and short sets or dresses in many children's sizes. I was looking for some thing for a boy and something for a girl and the woman who worked there was so helpful and gracious. They also sell really cute hair clips in many colors. I will go there again because the customer service went above and beyond. The prices were not too expensive either.

From the owner: Aloha! Most of our merchandises are designed and made exclusively in Hawaii!read more

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.

High quality local items - pricey but worth it if you want to treat yourself or a loved one…read more We had stopped by a couple of times on this trip as our hotel was nearby, and on our final day, decided to swing by to purchase something as this store was unlike any other we'd experienced on our strolls up and down various shopping areas in Hilo and Kona. Our teen, who is into candles right now, had her heart set on a plumeria scented candle with an "interesting" wick. She got sticker shock when she went to buy it (it was almost $30) but her mother convinced her that it was okay to occasionally indulge oneself. She's very happy with the purchase, and we are heading back home with a special piece of Hawai'i with us. Mahalo, Tasty Kona.

The staff were incredibly rude to us shopping. I also overheard them making remarks about a…read morehandicapped person in the store. I will not support this store and hopefully you will go elsewhere to shop.

2 stars because store hours was not updated on Yelp. Drove here on Monday to find they're closed…read more Bummers. From window shopping, looks like there's a good selection of lauhala crafts. Guess we'll check it out next time we make it to Kona \m/

Great customer care. The products are handmade and of the best quality--a wonderful sample of…read moreshops of old Hawaii. An excellent source of lauhala weaving.

Get some exotic tropical fruits that not sold in the supermarket. Recommended Hawaiian longan,…read morezapodilla , egg fruit ( canistel), star apples , white pineapples, guavas, strawberry papayas. Normal service as expected at farmer market. Tents in parking lot do easy to enjoy and walk around. Open from 7-4 every day. Upbeat ambiance. Good place at downtown Kailua. Recommended.

The woman at Alcon Produce--the main stall selling fruit--started yelling at people who were…read moretouching different mangos when attempting to select riper fruit. She kept shrieking "stop touching! I told you all to stop touching the fruit! I will grab for you!!". I rang up a couple mangos and lychee, and she added $3 to the charge. When I asked how she arrived the total, she tallied it up again and couldn't explain the difference. Then when she charged my card on the Square device, she forcibly added another $2?!?!? I asked her about and she said "credit card charge," with no further explanation. I'm not sure what type of fruit vendor expects any rational customer to not gently touch a piece of fruit. Avoid this place and find a nicer proprietor. She seemed irrational and rude to tourists. She was sneaky, and could be adding to other customers' bills erroneously. I'm guessing a lot of folks don't notice the difference.

A little of everything that you might want while vacationing in Hawaii, plus there is a store every…read morewhere you go

Stopped by to pick up souvenirs. They have a lot of stuff and at the moment, as of November 2025,…read moreHello Kitty items, from dolls, key chains, to beach towels, seems to be selling. In additions, they have all sorts of typical nick nacks, trinkets, key chains, sunglasses, sundries, cookies, drinks, etc. If you purchase $100 or more worth of items, you qualify for free gift items, such as tote bag, mugs, etc. You can easily spend hundreds or more dollars.

If you are looking for a fun place for unique plants and fun gifts, this is the place ! They were…read morethey only place that I was able to find the elusive purple hibiscus ( Midnight Tryst )

Great place to go and get a plant for a gift. We stopped in the other day and bought a gorgeous…read moreplant for a friend we were visiting. Great shop in the Hōlualoa arts district. Fun pace to stop in and check out some of the goodness the island has to offer.

Get your snacks and souvenirs here. Located inside Keauhou Beach Resort.read more

Very friendly, video they showed us was so informative explaining the entire growth harvest and…read morefinal delicious products Staff greeting us couldn't have been sweeter, just like their chocolates

I'd give their *chocolate* a solid 5/5 - they're quite pricey, but all high quality craft chocolate…read moreis (indeed, we learned just how much work it is, on the tour we took). They have samples of everything out in their gift shop, and they're doing some pretty fun stuff - we absolutely bought a couple bars (as usual, I liked the darkest and my wife liked the lightest chocolate the most, but they were all quite good.) I'd give the *tour*, which they only do a couple times a week, so we had to adjust our schedule a bit to make it to one, a 4/5. It was interesting, but you don't actually get to see any chocolate being made, a lot of it was just discussion (albeit: discussion while standing in a production cacao orchard - I'd never actually *seen cacao trees in person, they are pretty cool! Cool, but also full of spider webs.) They also cut open a fresh, ripe, not-processed-yet cacao bean at the end of the tour, and we got to try a little bit (it's delicious - sweet and fruity, nothing like chocolate. I wish we'd gotten to eat a bit more of it, honestly.) It was an interesting tour, not sure it was worth the extra planning it took to be there for it though - other than the fresh cacao fruit, you don't get anything you can't also try in the gift shop any time of day.

It was just a simple nice experience with my family! It wasn't crowded with a bunch of people so…read moreit's peaceful with a bunch of shops selling a lot of tourist things and a public bathroom.

Shops along the ocean side of Ali road…read more Surf shops, ukulele shops and random gift shops. There's a lot of empty store fronts too. This shopping plaza was probably bustling back in the day. Needs more tenants to fill it up again.