Loved the selection of authentic Ni'ihau shell jewelry. Gabby was so knowledgeable about the craft…read more Highly recommend.

Why oh why are you closed weekends We came to shop and recreate our wave picture of our kids now…read moreas adults to find the shop closed every weekend

Fun place to shop in a delightful atmosphere! Friendly, clean and a place to find local crafts and…read morefood. Supported local vendors!

Visited this warehouse when it first opened and found a lack of places with appealing wares. Spent…read moremost of my time at the food trucks. Read that they had added some vendors but still found it lacking . Vendors are not all open the same days and times so it is pretty hit and miss. Even some of the food trucks I liked last time were not there anymore. Unless they make big changes this was my last stop. There is no draw pulling me there. There are places elsewhere worth my time.

The Koloa Trading Post moved in the space vacated when Paradise Clothing closed. I'm not sure how…read morelong they've been open. If they have a website I couldn't find it online. The space looks shiny and clean, the wood floors gleaming. We had dinner at Garden Island Grille next door tonight and spent a few minutes beforehand exploring Koloa Trading Post. It was notable for its interesting and appealing merchandise and the absolute unfriendliness of the young woman who was working there tonight. Alan and I wandered through for 5 or 10 minutes looking over the merchandise. We were not acknowledged, nor were any of the other customers who wandered through, as far as I could tell. There are hats and aloha shirts, interesting decorative and functional ceramics, funny socks and oven mitts w/ funny and vulgar sayings.. There are t-shirts and jewelry and other items. We left and went next door to put our name in at the restaurant. The wait was about 30 minutes. Alan saw an attractive long sleeve t-shirt in the interior window facing the hallway to the restaurant. Because he liked it we went back. I thought it was for him, but it was a woman's style and he was thinking it would be for me. I liked it and decided to buy it. He gave me his credit card and I took the shirt to the front desk where the young woman had been helping another customer, who seemed to be making a return. I handed her the shirt and she asked if that was all I wanted. Yes. She rang me up, folded the shirt carelessly and put it in the smallest bag possible. Whoever owns this store has nice taste in merchandise, but needs to hire staff who are more outgoing and helpful. I'm not particularly demanding, but I do expect to be acknowledged when I'm in a store. The 4 stars are for the merchandise.

I loved this shopping center. They had a bunch of good shops and food options. I enjoyed walking…read morearound looking at all the different gift shops. They have a wide variety of different items with a wide variety of price points. Everyone we encountered was super kind!! I would recommend getting some food and walking around this shopping center especially if you are looking for gifts and souvenirs. Also they have multiple swim suit shops if you need a suit!!

Great shopping area with lots of variety. Whalers is here and some clothing stores. Also there are…read moreseveral restaurants - Thai, keoki s paradise, Italian and a few other places. There's also a bank and a bakery and some other small stores. Free hula show twice a week.

JJ ohana is a small family run business located in Hanapepe, Kauai. It's a fun little store with…read morelots of souvenirs, hats, T-shirts and they specialize in all things, Lilo &Stich! Brian was working today and was very personable. Found some great Lilo &Stich souvenirs!

My grandma's family is from west Kaua'i and we visit each summer so I'm familiar with Hanapēpē, but…read moreI recently visited JJ Ohana for the first time on a whim. We got there ~30 minutes before closing and I mostly wanted to check out their Ni'ihau shell lei, as they remind me of my grandma. They have a variety of lei, bracelets, and earrings and also offer repair services. I thought this was going to be a place run by non-locals like some of the other souvenir shops tend to be but was pleasantly surprised that the owners have deep roots in west Kaua'i too. We ended up talking story for a long time! Very friendly folks. They are one of the few places that sell certified Ni'ihau shell jewelry and provide you with a certificate so that you know your purchase is legitimate. Ni'ihau shell jewelry is the only jewelry specifically protected by the Legislature of the State of Hawai'i (H.B. No. 2569 passed in 2004), though unfortunately, many sellers still try to pass off any kine shell jewelry as Ni'ihau. To someone unfamiliar, the pieces may seem overpriced but the process to gather/clean the shells (which can only be found on Ni'ihau!) and make the jewelry are painstakingly meticulous. The prices are related not just to the number of shells involved but the qualities of the individual shells (colors, shapes, shine, etc.) It's important to support these talented, hardworking artisans and help ensure that this practice continues to be passed down. The shop also sells other types of jewelry and items (ex: wood carvings) that you wouldn't typically find at most other souvenir shops, in addition to common things like postcards and magnets, so I would still recommend stopping by if you've already been to a souvenir shop in Līhu'e or Kapa'a for example. They also sometimes attend craft fairs in other places to specifically sell Ni'ihau shell jewelry (ex: Made in Hawai'i Fest on O'ahu) so keep an eye out for them, even if you're not on Kaua'i!

Such a cute little shop! Dale was wonderful!My kids grew up on Kauai and now live on the mainland…read moreafter college, etc. There were items each member of my family would love!! Mahalo Dale!!

Enjoyed meeting Dale (owner) and chatting with her. She is a sweet lady that has been a resident on…read moreKauai for many years. Very nice jewelry and other decorative items. Look forward to going back and seeing Dale on my next trip. Aloha.

What a great place to find cute, one-of-a-kind gifts and other cool items. The prices are really…read morereasonable too -- my personal favorite was a jewelry collection of recycled plastic pulled from the sea. It's simple, elegant, and meaningful, and I snagged a pair of earrings made by a local for only $12! It's staffed by volunteers and stocked by local artists. Worth a stop, and once you find your bff's Christmas present, you can reward yourself with a slice of pie next door!

This is a great place for local art of all kinds! You can find a gift for any occassion.read more

Love the shops at Kukui'ula! When we are on the west side,…read morewe stop in to shop and frequently picnic in the courtyard area. Nice selection of stores. Friendly staff too! Take your time here and soak in the aloha at this lovely and quaint collection of shops!!

It was sooo cute me and my daughter got matching sweatshirts and the staff were so nice. my…read moredaughter got the super cute aloha necklace. We will definitely be coming back!!

Sadly, the fun shops at Spouting Horn no longer exist. Similar items can be found on Friday Night…read moreArt Night in Hanapepe.

So many little shops with such pretty items for sale. I found beautiful plumeria jewelry at one…read morestand. The service was wonderful!

good spot to get handmade souvenirs and straight from local hawaii craftsman made locally!…read moreI got a bunch of things from here that were really good quality and my friends loved their gifts!

The day we were there inventory was very low. The sales lady said it's been like this since COVID…read more The wood is beautiful. I would call first to see what inventory is like. My understanding it changes or could daily