This was a very convenient shopping where Foodland is the anchor store…read more We stayed at the Westin Princeville resort. Short 20 minute walk if you so choose. On the second Sunday each month there's an arts & craft fair with food vendors and live music. Hubby enjoyed going into the Ace Hardware store. Two places we did takeout - Sandwich Isle and Lotus Garden Thai and Chinese. There's an outdoor food court and nearby a public library and a bank. Heads up - avoid going to Foodland during dinner hour. Everyone has the same idea. Long times. We liked the poke. But the prepared food was primarily fried food. Ample outdoor parking.

Closest market here if you're staying in Princeville. They have a post office too. Not much else…read morehere really worth going to. There is a booth that sells sun catchers, but you can buy the same items from them at Islands Country Market in Kapa'a for cheaper.

Aloha Exchange Kilauea is located in a small corner plaza that has several other shops located…read moreinside. Sorry I didn't pay much attention but im guessing a coffee shop is also located there because people were just sitting around. Anyhow it was our first time visiting this Aloha Exchange location and it was quite nice. It's a great spot to stop by if you're coming back from visiting the Kilauea lighthouse, pick up some nice clothing items for friends or relatives (local brand so its even more special) as gifts. Pricing is very competitive with our surf clothing shops but the quality of their shirts and shorts are much better and much softer than others. I'm not a booshee type person but other shops just can't compare to the quality of Aloha Exchange. The employees are all friendly and helpful and for some odd reason, the employee are all good looking lol (in both locations) model type. They must be Kauai made as well. Overall this Aloha Exchange location was very nice. It seems they have slightly different items from their Kalaeho location so it's worth the visit.

Great store! Always visit when we're on the island. We also grab coffee and the shop nearbyread more

A great shop full of eclectic treasures. I found wonderful hand crafted earrings, a silk batik dyed…read moreshirt, cookbooks and wonderful children's gifts here. Not low end, a bit pricey but commensurate with the value. Highly recommend.

I BRAKE FOR CAKE. When I'm in a new place or there's a new bakery in my town I always stop by and…read moretry something out. I do not discriminate: angel, chiffon, chocolate, fruit, nut, meat, you name it, if it's cake, I'll try it. After hubby and I checked out the Lighthouse in Kilauea, we were attracted to the Kong Lung Market shopping center because we saw the sign "Cake" and like moths to a flame, we had to stop to have a slice. We were bamboozled! There was no cake! No cookies! No coffee! No madelines! Not a pink box to be found! BUT it does appear to be a rather nice, upscale gift shop with nice people. Cake, you broke my icing-filled heart.

I Love Oskar's Boutique and Annie. She always has just what I need for some retail therapy. Great…read morefashions, great finds, great fabrics, all sizes, honestly i don't know how she packs it all in there. Something for everyone and a sale rack or two as well!

I'm stoked to be the first to review Oskar's Boutique!…read more This is a cute and trendy shop right next to the Kauai Juice company. I love textures and quality when it comes to clothes and that's why shopping when I'm on island is a must as they just have it sorted out! Sarah was so sweet about hanging with my 3.5 yr old while I tried on some pieces and I walked away with a cute pair of one teaspoon shorts and a basic white t shirt! They have some great jewelry and bathing suits in here as well! If you haven't yet found Kai the Perfume line do your self a favor and splurge a little bit and grab the body butter, it lasts forever! I'll be back, this was a Kauai island fav!

Kong Lung has several stores including Tugu's Balinese sarongs and upscale Hawaiian wear. It is…read morewell known for the bakery which wafts scents throughout the center. The hand painted sarongs line one wall but the bed has Balinese batik silk sarongs in short and long styles that are incredible. I bought three and a sterling silver clasp. I loved all of them passionately so it was hard to choose. Silk scarves never wear out and neither will these. I bought several others as gifts to mail to relatives and friends. The shirts, blouses, bedding and gifts are definitely upscale. The shop is a regular trek for designers. While reasonable the designs are often one of a kind, so don't expect ABC price points. We live in California with a pool so buying quality makes a huge difference since we actually wear Hawaiian clothing. They are building a web site so online shopping is coming.

Kong Lung shopping center has to be one of the coolest places on Kaua'i to pick up a nice souvenir…read moreof your trip (meaning they sell upscale stuff instead of airbrushed t-shirts with palm trees, or plastic hula girl magnets). And Coconut Style & Tugu has to be one of the coolest places in Kong Lung. We happened upon Coconut Style one afternoon while shopping Kong Lung. As soon as I spied the racks and stacks of hand-painted sarongs, I was in the door. I was tired of wearing lacrosse shorts and tank tops at the beach! I wanted something glamorous and beautiful to cover up my suit! Coconut Style to the rescue. Amid scads of hand-dyed and hand-painted shirts, as well as scads of hand-dyed and hand-painted sarongs, alongside papasan chairs and futons, I found exactly what my beach wardrobe had been crying out for: a long, flowy, white sarong, with crimson lotus flowers and vibrant green leaves painted on it. It spoke to me from across the store, and I knew it was mine as soon as I pulled it off its hanger. I absolutely love it: I wear it to the pool, to the beach, even out and about over my bathing suit when I'm in one of those anything-goes resort places. It's still vivid and beautiful, three years after I bought it. Also, it's signed and dated, like a real work of art. And I consider it one. I am completely enchanted by Coconut Style -- each piece is a one-of-a-kind and, for real works of art, the prices are incredibly affordable. The sales staff is low-key and low-pressure, and knowledgeable about the pieces. We bought several more as gifts, and each was very well-received. Can't wait to return this winter and build on my sarong collection!

First trip to Hawaii and wanted to find some dresses while I was there. Surprised this store hadn't…read morebeen reviewed before because it's great! Lots of super cute dresses for different body types at exceptionally reasonable prices. Was hard to narrow down my selections to just 4-5! Wore during my Kauai vacation and will wear them in San Francisco (where I live) as well. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Located in a tucked away corner of the Princeville Shopping Center. They have a much smaller sister store in the complex as well.

Tori Richard is the place to go for luxury aloha wear. This Tori Richard location does not have as…read morebig a selection as the other stores, but the staff is wonderful. Myrna and Jamal are super friendly and helpful. They are so wonderful to talk to, and they make really great recommendations. They do not push you to just buy anything, and they really encourage you to take your time and keep trying things on until you find what makes you comfortable. Myrna helped me pick out two lovely dresses that I have received a lot of compliments on, and I had a really great shopping experience thanks to the both of them.

Found great turtle and ocean wave printed shirts at this location…read more The salesperson was even awesome enough to call the store on Big Island since we were headed there in a few days & get them to hold this other printed shirt we liked a lot The men's selection was much larger than the women's but the guys need some love & attention sometimes too Awesome service & awesomely quirky men's shirts.....only available in HI!!!

Interesting shop with local antiques for home decor, such as oversized hand carved fish hooks and…read moreHawaiian canoes. Also Niihau shell and Tahitian pearl jewelry. Owner has an Instagram and can be messaged directly for shipping or finding special items.

Barbara bought two pairs of walking shoes. Super comfortable, well made and really whacky…read morelooking. Woven material of many colors. Looks like party confetti on her feet. Store has other items in addition to the sizable inventory of shoes. Hats, tee shirts, sunglasses. The store is crammed full of stuff. If you decide to go hiking the rigorous Na Pali coast trail but left your boots at home, this store is the best place to buy a pair. They stock Merrill's, Hoka, Timberline. Employee was not the most cheerful person, yet helpful.

Had a great experience at Walking in Paradise! Got outfooted in perfect Merrells which made the…read moretreacherous, muddy waterfall hike doable. Great service.