The home decor and jewelry here are very original and high quality. I bought an amazing men's…read morenecklace here(molten lava drop hole design) that I now wear almost daily. The friendly, passionate guy who owns this place has been making jewelry for a long time and it shows. Even though the bakeries on the way and Akaka falls nearby kinda suck, this place saved the day. Also check out the few collectible/antique stores nearby. This entire area is a nice retreat from the mass-produced crap that plagues all the islands these days. I will be back (there).

This pretty little botique in Pahoa sells a number of gift items including clothing. You can find…read morejewelry, Hawaiian shirts, candles, sarongs, dishtowels, skirts, scarves, and toys there - most of it representing Hawaiian style and some of it made by local artists. Prices are reasonable and the shop owner was very helpful - even looked through the store with me to find items with Anthurium flowers on them. I bought a men's hawaiian shirt, painted dishtowel, necklace, and postcards for about $50 - a very good deal.

We were slowly and casually making our way across the island on our last trip, and of course had to…read morecome through Pahoa. I realized I had never been into the Mystic Closet before and so I was drawn in. I found two things here that I know I could not find anywhere else, truly, and both things are now like prized possessions. My daughter was looking for a skirt for a Stevie Nicks costume and found the most incredible asymmetrical black skirt that I might steal from her when she is done using it But the mystical icing on the cake is the most incredible labradorite necklace that I've ever seen. I've attached a picture because words do not describe the beauty of this piece. I've never seen anything quite like it. It's intricately woven together to make it one of the most beautiful statement pieces I have. The selection here is really incredible and I can't say enough about the kind sales associate that helped us. I also loved the belle of the ball, their adorable little dog that clearly has the run of the roost. When you're out of town, any little canine companion is helpful if you're missing your own dog lol. This place is fantastic and I will always be a must see anytime we're on the island.

I looove this store, is impossible to walk in and not to buy something. The jewelry and the clothes…read moreare soo beautiful and unique .. I wish my closet looked like this The stuff lovely as well

A heart felt MAHALO to Mario for helping me after my truck broken down in front of the store last…read morenight. He came out to look and noticed the fan belt was broken, another was put on incorrectly and the engine was overheating. He was able to get the new belts on, fill up the coolant, change my old battery (including cleaning all my connectors) and alert me that my oil was completely empty. A big mahalo to Alexis, supervisor on duty, and her husband who helped by refilling the oil. Instead of having AAA tow me somewhere, I was able to drive home in a truck that ran and sounded better than it had in ages. None of these people had to do any of this but they are genuinely kind and generous people. How blessed we are to have this store and these people in our neighborhood. I would never buy parts anywhere else.

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Just had my amp and some speakers replaced by Diego. Awesome service! Prompt, friendly, fair…read more Quality work. What more can you ask for? Highly recommended

Good knowledgeable guy who owns the shop and was able to do a clean install in a couple hours the…read morevery next day. Tucked everything away nicely and it sounds great would recommend!

Really crammed but good prices and stuff for kanaainas who are returning to visiting and buying…read moregifts. Also, the saleswoman was super helpful and friendly and knew the merchandise well.

Great handmade jewelry here! Got some great pieces and a few gifts too. Definitely worth popping in…read moreif you're in the area and like unique pieces.

Delightful place. Family owned and operated. started out at farmers market. Lots of good fruit…read more What is special tho is their Lilikoi Tapioca pudding and Lilikoi-Ginger drink. OMG how good can it get. Glad we stopped by.

Their coconut pineapple cake is delicious. Their whole pies are over priced, 40 dollars. I don't…read morelike their whole pies, I think they taste like freezer burn. But the others around me disagree. The service is fine. They accept EBT. I'm giving this a 4 stars because the coconut pineapple cake is the best already made cake you can get around here.

Pulled up to the shop 30 minutes before closing to find a sign on the door: "Back in 15".....while…read morewaiting several people pulled up and left due to the sign. Then some lady in a white car parks inches from my driver side door so it could not be opened. The lady rolls down her car window and proceeds to start yelling at me saying this is her store and I need to move so she can park. Even though I was parked normally. Who was this lady that started yelling at me? What kind of person owns a store and yells at customers waiting patiently while whoever is running it is away for some time? This Pahoa store sucks. That lady sucks. I did not interact with her, I just left. I have no energy for absolute jerks and my money can be spent somewhere else. Just went to Black Lava where prices are cheaper and people are nicer. The Irie in Pahoa is a toilet bowl. Dirty, smelly, and very unfriendly. Its probably a good idea to just close the Pahoa location or get better people there.

Located in Pahoa town right across from 7-11. Parking is available but somewhat limited. Employees…read moreare friendly and very knowledgeable. Good selection to choose from.

Clean, well maintained, cute little shopping center in downtown Keaau. Has everything you could…read moreneed on a quick trip to town from local grocery's, quick eats (yummy grinds), to laundry services. Parking can be a bit tight here during peek hours so plan ahead

It's a cute little shopping center! I love the variety of shops here. Malama Market, Popeyes,…read moreMcDonald's, Jeans Warehouse, etc.! Love that people who live out in Puna don't absolutely HAVE to go to town for every little thing, because most things can be found here.

I will say their customer service is very good at being responsive and replying. I also love that…read morethey are apple approved so if you have apple care it's free for your covered product! I have a product that was out of warranty and their price that you have to pay to get it looked at gets applied to the total cost of the repairs needed and I think that's really good and ultimately why I did go with them! Mahalo Nui loa for helping me for the last 4 years now!

Well I went to get a repair, but was recommended that the repair would cost as much as a…read morereplacement. I would have rather had my pad repaired, but seemed like not an option. Not sure I would recommend this place as it seems they would rather sell than fix.