Fun, unique souvenir shop with art and trinkets from Hawaii…read more Small and quaint and fun to look at

Not a tourist shop, this is a lovely boutique where locals would also shop to purchase that unique…read moreitem fir your home, the one that stands out because it obvious the design is from local talent. The shop is filled with items made locally - pillows with beautiful fabrics and prints; framed prints of Hawaiian scenery or the colors of the sea, sand and surf; women's clothing, like shawls, flowing maxi dresses and tunics in gorgeous shades of the sea. And of course vintage Hawaiian prints for both men and women looking for a shirt or dress. I especially liked the gift items. The purses and jewelry are so unique and beautiful. Same with the carves & sarongs; the prints are vibrant and different from what you find at the ABC stores. If you prefer a piece from a local artist over the mass produced clothing and gifts from chain stores, visit Kai Ku Hale right in the strip of stores in Haleiwa, look for the cat snoozing in the green chair out front!

Always so helpful And the owner shares so much knowledge…read moreabout the products Awesome store

I got pretty cute matching Hawaiian outfits here. They had a good selection of dresses too. The…read morelady was really nice and helped us find good options on what we were looking for. She helped us with finding us the right sizing as well. We ended up buying matching outfits for our entire family and the outfits looked good on the family photo we took. I am so glad we stopped here.

This is a really lovely little gallery that is tremendously fun to look around. There are all kinds…read moreof art from more modern and photography to glasswork (hence the name) to the most insane and cool collection of Vietnamese embroidery. I am not sure I can fully explain how cool this embroidery work is, but the attention to detail is incredible and the way they reflect light is extremely mesmerizing. George, who I take it is the owner, is a wonderful guide, talking with you about the art and answering any questions you may have. There is even an artists' studio in the front window where you sometimes may be lucky enough to watch a live demonstration of glasswork. Totally worth the stop.

Absolutely amazing work. George, the owner, is awesome and very responsive. Had a piece of a glass…read moreocean display get broken years later and they sent over pricing to get a replacement within hours of my email. I'll have to post pictures of the art, it is stunning.

Located in the North Shore shopping district area…read more I saw a pair of earrings from Instagram that I thought were adorable and decided to check this little store out. It's actually a nice souvenir store that has some odd items like a wooden chop stick holder that holds 4 pairs of chopsticks I think. The staff here are helpful and friendly. The Koa wood jewelry caught my eye and they had good clearance on some of the Koa wood jewekry pieces. I ended up hauling few earrings, koa bangle with matching ring. I did find the earrings that I originally was searching for in stock in the store. The staff carefully wrapped all pieces individually with tissue paper which I thought was a kind gesture. This store had adorable Hawaiian themed women Christmas ornaments that I was eyeing but the price was a little steep. It's truly a nice ornament though. I would recommend this store to any tourists that would like to grab a few souvenirs from hawaii that you may not even find in the swap meet or ABC stores.

Rare to find this excellent level of customer service these days. Polynesian Treasures stands…read morebehind their products 100%. I ordered a gift for my daughter online and there was a slight issue with it. Byron was a pleasure to work with and made the refund/replacement process so easy. Highly recommend for both the quality and the kindness!

A wonderful family-friendly event showcasing local artists! As a vendor I loved my experience…read moreselling my art and connecting with the North Shore community. So many great things to say about the organizer and restaurant owner who put the event together. Definitely worth adding to the calendar and bringing friends and family to see unique, handmade art and chat with the artists!

From the owner: Bi-monthly art walk in the center of old Hale’iwa Town is a family-friendly nigh-tout event. We…read moreoften tie up with a local fundraiser to bring awareness to their project as we feature a group of local artists each month. Our purpose is to provide a platform for the artists and the community to gather and connect. We feature all vendors on our website permanently with direct links to their businesses. Our goal is to help artists and small business owners to thrive by making more direct sales to their clients, and for those talents to be discovered.

Born where Kamehameha Highway meets Route 99, this place rooted in the heart of the North Shore and…read moretruly embodies the essence of the area. Route 99 celebrated their two-year anniversary at their unique container store in Kuhuku and I was blown away by their vibrant celebration of all things local. Charlie, the owner of Route 99, is a beautiful soul who lives and gives aloha daily. She stays true to local and her celebration was epic! She had ono free food by Daterra Cuisine, live painting by Stephanie Boinay (and her four legged side kick, Jake) and Andy Sinkkink (they are so talented!) Face painting by As You Wish Arts, Lei making by Hawaiian Aloha Treasures, Massage (yes, massage!) by North Shore Sports Therapy, pop up booth by Flattery Designs Hawai'i, live music from Kalauili and also The Duo. Charlie had giveaways every thirty minutes and everyone was having the best time. Their collaboration with local artists sets them apart and you can feel the North Shore spirit in every product they offer. Beyond the celebration, though, Route 99 has Tanks, t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, hoodies and so much more and ALL are embroidered by our very own Charlie. So much merchandise and also merch from local partners! Remember, all locally designed and crafted. All of that to say this, if you're looking for genuine local products and a warm aloha vibe, this is your spot! Support local and check them out! Open 11-5 everyday! They also have a brand new location @thebubbleshack in Haleiwa 10:30-4:30 daily!

Inna is a master chef, healthful cooking expert and a beautiful person! I've been to at least a…read morehalf dozen of her cooking events and it was always a highlight and amazing, inspirational, delicious experience. I learned so much from Inna-from new recipes, to cooking techniques to table decoration tips! Highly recommended!

I've had the great fortune of knowing Inna Revina where we actually met at Whole Foods!…read more I've come to admire and respect her dedication to living not only her Vegan Life, but also sharing it with many people in her amazing cooking classes! Inna has a rare respect for what she believes in and she love to share it with the public! I wish her ultimate success in her love of what she does because I know what her goals are in achieving a healthy lifestyle for everyone and sharing it with everybody with such a great love and care!

Excellent communication, excellent work, would definitely recommend Joel and request his services…read moreagain if we need it. Our Tommy Bahama looks brand new!

Sacramento AND Redding folks - If you want your furniture to look brand new again - Joel Talbert…read moreUpholstery is the place to go! I looked high and low for a place in Sacramento to redo my couch cushions - they all just gouged me in price. My Mom (who lives in Redding) initially found a place but they didn't do it right, so she found Joel Talbert's Upholstery, and after seeing my old cushion cores, he knew exactly what I needed to be able to sit on my cushions without them sinking down to nothing and wrinkling. I've had this couch for 12 years and Joel helped me keep something so valuable to me. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for your beautiful craftsmanship and talents that went into making these the right kind of firmness like I had just bought it off the showroom floor. If I ever hear anyone needing work done on furniture, I will be recommending you and telling everyone that excellence is worth the drive!

If you are looking for a piece of Hawaii to take home, this is a great place to stop by in North…read moreShore. They have a lot of cute artworks from the locals and accessories. The prints are reasonable. Even if you are not planning to buy anything, just stop by and look at some of the stuff they have!

Watch out they will charge you two dollars for the bag. Aside from that it's a fairly nice little…read moregallery, with 100 different types of archival prints. It's in Haleiwa which has lots of cool little shops to separate you from yr money. We did buy a print 16x20 of a woman sitting in a chair and looking at the viewer commandingly. $60 so fairly cheap.