Landed last night and just too busy for my kids to get nails done before trip-was looking for…read moresomething in Kapalua Area. I was looking at 3 spots and this had good reviews and vibes. The lady Jennifer was So friendly and massaged my ballerina's overworked toes and feet. Vigorously massaging her calves. She was in heaven. I wish I waited to do nails! Then my daughter went on to do her gel Mani. Lots of colors and their daughter Tiffany does some Serious special nails and art. So they cover the whole gamut. Family owned business with pride. Very chill and happy and friendly and welcoming. Since i was just waiting they encouraged me to sit in a chair and just enjoy a massage the whole time- which these chairs are better than my local salon. Very sweet. Locals favorite spot.

This shop was a jewel in an unfamiliar setting. Everything I needed and some was there. The…read morelocation was convenient and parking was plentiful as well as places to grab a quick bite. It contributed to an extremely awesome vacation.

Whalers Village is a busy, open-air beachfront shopping center in Kaanapali, a short drive north of…read moreLahaina. There is a mix of local shops with a couple of high-end retailers, along with a few restaurants and a food court. This outdoor shopping mall is located on the beach path between high-rise hotels and condos. It offers a variety of options, from local to limited designer brand clothing, jewelry to souvenirs, along with a couple casual, upscale eateries. This complex is oriented towards family-friendly shopping and activities. There is another open-air mall with higher-end shops in Wailea. Unless one is staying at a nearby property, parking is expensive at $4.00 per 30-minutes with a daily, 24-hour maximum of $50. If you purchase an item from a retailer or restaurant, be sure to ask the merchant to validate your parking ticket for the up to 2-hours of free parking (minimum purchase required).

Parking will be your challenge here so be patient. At $4 for 30 minutes, it pays to buy something…read moreand get the validation. At Honolulu Cookie Company, you have to spend $35, at CocoNene, I spent that and got the validation! Many cute shops selling island made goods in addition to the two shops I mentioned. SoHa Keiki is absolutely irresistible as well as Blue Ginko. Lots of clothing shop to choose from in addition to Hula Grill for a beach front meal. Remember to help by shopping locally made goods!

One of the newer shopping centers in Lahaina with anchor tenants like Ross and Foodland. It…read moresurvived the fire disaster and quickly became a hub for supplies and information for those displaced by the fires. They deserve a big Mahalo for this service to the community.

Lots of places in this mall. We went for breakfast and saw all the other stores. It's easily…read morelocated and found very easy parking

This is a small mall that has an ABC - great for souvenirs! and a Safeway grocery store attached to…read moreit. They also have a large food court with some sort of beer garden/bar area, and multiple food truck options that look amazing. Families were here, eating, and people were sitting at the bar. It was pretty busy. The stores are predictable - a snorkeling place, some beachwear, fashion, etc. Parking is plentiful and free. It is air conditioned so you can get out of the heat for awhile. They also have a restaurant on the outside of the mall that seems popular. So it's not a big mall, but if you're looking for a swimsuit, or a cute outfit or a souvenir, you can get that here. You can also get a tasty bite to eat or some groceries.

Nice cultural hula shows and cultural crafts. Clean and modern and public bathrooms available. Air…read moreconditioned. Longs drug store is a part of the cannery. That's the main store that might have some decent prices. I've visited some of the other stores and the prices are kind of high. Food trucks inside mall that have food for sale. Sometimes there are craft fairs on the lawn outside. Update: Was sad to hear they did away with the Hawaiian crafts last year. They really should bring it back. The shops at Wailea have a robust program of Hawaiian dance, crafts and music and I guess I will go there future. They only have a hula show on Sundays 1-2 pm, some music on Friday and Saturday 5-6 pm and and a hula class I believe on Thursday/ Friday. The shops at wailea has something everyday. I did want to mention that the hula show put on by the Oni foundation was one of the best I had seen and it was for a whole hour. I would definitely recommend it!!

Old Lahaina is well labeled for this shopping center. It's antiquated for sure…read more Quite a few empty lots here. A nice peach or cayenne paint.

Nice place to walk around, especially in the rain! We went shopping for all kinds of stuff - just…read morewhat you do when you're playing tourist in Maui. It's full of people as usual but just the idea of being here is fun. There are plenty of different kinds of stores but my wife's favorite are the jewelry stores. She and her cousin must have hit all the jewelry stores here, from Maui divers jewelry to Na Hoku. No matter, Lahaina center is a good place to play tourist and spend some money!

The service was superb!…read more The only negative thing I can say is that they ran out of champagne and I wasn't able to get the full Louie experience. That was my first time actually purchasing a Louie so I felt left out. They had many purses to choose from however, they weren't all displayed so be sure you ask as they will pull them out for you. Everyone in that location was beyond nice.. While I was vacationing, I purchased a purse, a wallet and sunglasses. It was more affordable than back in California as the low tax rate made a big difference. Will definitely revisit when I'm back on the island.

This Louis Vuitton boutique is steps from the golden sands of the Kaanapali Beach in the Whalers…read moreVillage shopping center. The boutique has a smaller footprint than others we have been to. As such, their in-stock offerings were quite limited. However, they can special order anything from the LV collection. Our Client Adviser, Eiko W., was extremely pleasant and knowledgeable. She provided an excellent, high-end shopping experience.

Love the other Yelp! Reviews, so glad to read the happy charming women whose timing was better than…read moremine. No matter... I don't give up, will try again. I arrived after "ish" lol! Beautiful merchandise, things you want, fun new items you wished for. Great reviews ladies! And pictures too, I know this will be fun. Easy parking, great location too.

Discovered this cute boutique as it was walking distance from our hotel…read more How could I pass up a shop named after the Wild Woman Archetype? Sometimes I feel like a wild woman, so I thought I'd check out this spot. I was on the hunt for a bikini - Maui has fantastic bikini designers, but I wasn't in the mood to spend $160 per piece. Spending over $300 for a bikini just seems wrong, at least in my book. This shop carries a wide variety of bikinis - especially ones for those over 30 who don't want half of their butt cheeks hanging out. There is even a bargain basket where I scored some bottoms for $10. The patient, helpful owner of the shop helped me score a very cute tropical print bikini that was 50% off. All three pieces came to $71. Score! The shop also carries crystal jewelry and other accessories. It's small but well curated. Highly recommend!

This review is for the store located on 150 DICKENSON ST, across the street from some parking lots…read moreand catty corner to a church. The outlet prices are great here, with $4 T-shirts or 7 for $20. They are decent quality, many of which are 100% cotton! There are tote bags here on special for $6.99 (regular $9.99) the same style that costs $16-$20 everywhere else on Front Street! There is a large selection of dresses, aloha shirts, T-shirts and souvenirs, the kind that you find on Front Street so you are getting a real bargain here on the exact same stuff you would find a lot more expensive elsewhere. The service here was friendly and helpful! One of the best things about this store is they have their own FREE parking lot which is a rare find in the Front Street area of Lahaina. Come here to find some gems at great prices!

More like 3.5 stars but I'll give them 4. Was here in 2010…read moreand bought all my gifts from here to take back home to friends and family. Everything back in 2010 was soooo affordable. Now in 2018 it's still a good place to go but not as much fun as 2010. Haha obviously. I bought a couple baby kids clothes from here and they were a fair deal. My family bought the most from this store. Some items are a little cheaper at the grocery stores so be aware if you're on a tight budget. Other than that, Im a fan of buying from local small businesses so I like this store. Also side note: Dont buy those hawaiian butters in jars. Especially with gelatin in it....it didnt taste good and it had the texture of fat (not butter) which was super gross.

This is one of the saddest outlet malls I've been to just by how old and sparse it is. I walked…read moreinto a couple of stores like Kate Spade, Adidas, and the ABC store. Also has Banana Republic, Crocs, Michael Kors, and Coach just to name a few more shops. There wasn't much people there on a weekday which I guess is good if you don't want to shop with a crowd but I don't think this is where most people go shopping. A plus that it's by the water because it's always nice to have a water view! It's an outdoor mall so it can get hot because there's no shade. It's off Front Street which has a bunch of beachy type touristy shops in Lahaina. Overall not bad to do some shopping, but not as big as other outlet malls.

Quality/Quantity - Limited selections, but many of the brands my daughter buys from…read more But if you are following, we just came back from an Oregon shopping trip, so why are we still shopping??? Atmosphere - World's only ocean front outlet shopping and entertainment. Parking is now FREE, since the pandemic, thank you! And plenty of parking; covered and under the hot blazing sun. Sorry that your businesses have dropped so much that you now offer free parking, but this will definitely draw more customers as I TELL everyone! Mall open from 9:30am to 9pm; check individual businesses for their hours. Clean restrooms. Free wifi - I did not use it, so could not tell you how good it is. Polynesian shows on Wednesdays & Sundays @ 5pm, please tip. Service - Good. Price - Depends where you shop. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2013.

Sadly they do not have the staff to do their outdoor farmers markets anymore. But the indoor small…read morestore is still wonderful. Great guacamole, lilikoi cream cheese, coconut haupia and wonderful fresh breads delivered from lahaina bakery Great fresh local grown fruits and vegetables as well. Smoothie bar and açai bowls also yummy. Make sure to say hi to Jim my fave guy when u go!

The Honokowai Marketplace is a small strip mall at the north end of Kaanapali and marks the…read morebeginning of the Honokowai area. While the majority of clientele are local, they also get a lot of business from tourists staying at the numerous time shares and condos nearby. Businesses are a mix of restaurants, local services and grocery. Parking is free and plentiful. Vehicular access is easy and safe via the "lower road" as opposed to highway 30. HIGHLIGHTS: - Java Jazz (eclectic decor & great food) - Slappy Cakes (breakfast) - Times Supermarket (groceries & pokē)