Five stars because they are the single standard craft and art supply in the area, and they try to…read moremeet your needs. Staff are consistently cheerful, friendly, and helpful. In a location with no big box stores like Michael's or Hobby Lobby-thank goodness for this small business and its inventory and personnel. Large parking lot -but usually crowded because of multiple stores and restaurants in the strip mall where it is located.

I am disappointed how my framing turned out. My art is very wavy under the glass and I've never…read moreexperienced this before. I did bring it up to the framing department but they said I could spend more money getting it fixed. I should not have to get it fixed if it turned out properly the first time. I would not recommend getting your art framed here.

I've only purchased mat boards here, so I've honestly never made it very far into the store, but…read morethis is my go-to place for DIY framing supplies. Pretty good prices, a decent variety of colors (not a lot of specialty colors, metallics, or textures, but plenty for basic framing jobs), and a selection of corners at a desk near the front doors so you can match up mats to your prints in clean light. Take your corner selection to the checkout desk and they'll retrieve your board for you. They also have protective plastic bags big enough to cover the sheet. They offer a teacher discount, which I always forget about, so I'm grateful that the staff asks every time! Several parking spaces in the shared lot out front and I've never found it full. Easy to get to on the left side of Beretania.

Great stock of Watercolor paints and brushes , as well as supplies of Oil and Acrylic paints. Staff…read moreis helpful and knowledgeable of the items in the store. Become a member and receive discount on purchases.

Cute little shop for eclectic fun stuff!…read more They have cool jewelry, a lot of which is ocean related: shells, mermaids, fish-themed, etc. This is a cute place to come for little gifts that are one of a kind. I tend to wander in here while I'm waiting for cinnamon's restaurant to let me get seated... The owner/shopkeeper is sweet, helpful, and will answer any questions you may have! Parking is street - metered, but it's usually not too hard to find. Feel free to wander on in to enjoy their AC...and support local!! :-)

I subscribe to the notion that if you don't have something nice to say....well, you know. But my…read moreexperience at The Mermaid's Collection (TMC) was so bizarre, I just had to write! The shop is very small and intimate with lots to look at. The entrance to the shop is a sliding glass door so you can see the whole shop from the outside. My mom had gone in and found a pair of earrings she liked but wasn't sure about. She fetched me from another shop and we went back to TMC together 15 min later. The woman running the shop- seemingly the owner- was rude rude rude. When we walked in the woman was un-engaging and unhelpful. She didn't greet us, or try to help us at all. We wanted to see the earring again; but we couldn't find them. They were gone! We were clearly searching for them but were offered no help, even though we obviously wanted to buy them. In trying to get her attention, we went as far as to ask if she had sold any earrings in the past 15min and she said no. She has a surveillance system and the monitor is blatantly open for all to see. The whole time we were in the shop her eyes were glued to that screen. She NEVER took her eyes off of it! Eventually we left as the earrings were nowhere to be found, and I don't support stores who treat their customers this way. After leaving the shop we sat outside because we were waiting for restaurant reservations. We could see clearly into TMC as a couple other browsers went in, looked and left. The whole time her eyes were glued to the surveillance screen. Then we were completely appalled as we watched her rewind the surveillance video and watch the footage of US in her store! My mom and I just couldn't believe it. The best way to describe this woman and her shop is outlandish and BIZARRE!

Just had the greatest shopping experience at Target - Kailua. (Hope I don't jinx myself and my…read morepurchases!) I bought a microwave oven. On sale. What made this experience so great was: 1. So many shipping carts all appearing to be in great working condition. 2. Every worker greeted me with a "good morning" or a "hi" or "do you need help". 3. Anyone I asked for help was cheerful and an employee walked me to the location I was looking for 4. The app was accurate as to the location of the product 5. Store was clean and neat (I worked at another retail store and I know how "fronting" of shelves takes time and effort. 6. Another employee rushed to help me put the microwave in my cart and then checked to make sure that the barcode was available for the cashier to scan. 7. Cart return station was overflowing with carts when I arrived but less than 30 minutes later it was cleared by employees when I returned to my car. (Unlike many other stores.) Downside (not the employees' issue): 1. Displays in the aisles make it difficult to navigate with those large Target carts 2. Parking lot full. 3. I nearly got hit by a car that didn't stop as he cane out of an aisle.

Okay, I have to admit I shop at Walmart waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more than Target, but what led me…read morehere today is because after doing work at a local financial institution (just next door from Target), I actually had to use Target's restroom to wash my hands after touching multiple bags of coins (your hands actually become black from touching a lot of coins). After using Target's very clean restroom, I thought I'd walk around & check out the Kailua Store. Making a small observation.......... ever noticed that Target's store layout is pretty similar to the other Target stores in da 808??? I guess this is kinda neat, as it makes it easier to find things in the store. I noticed that the Kailua Target store also had a Starbucks coffee shop, & a Pizza Hut within the store. I really didn't have anything to buy today, but while browsing around, I came across some DEALAGES on a microwave oven. DARN! I just bought a new microwave oven for my dad, as his microwave had broke down recently. Guess where I bought my microwave??? Yes gangies..........Walmart! And ya know what???? Target actually had a better sale price on the microwave, as the microwave I bought on sale at Walmart was ($60.73 w/tax). I guess Walmart doesn't always have da best DEALAGES! Lol! The Kailua Target store is very spacious & clean. A very nice store to visit, should you need groceries, or any other item.

Pop-up shop at Windward Mall, Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. While walking around Windward Mall, I spotted this new store and couldn't wait for the Grand Opening on November 26, 2019! Mākeke Kaneohe features many local artists such as: Kini Zamora Courage Cotton Ari South Everything Maoli Mamalani Kapu Creations Aloha Modern Salt Water Heals Warrior Printing Maile Girl Designs Wai'ono Designs 808 My favorite items were the Ni'ihau shell necklace, lauhala bracelets, handmade quilts, purses, home accessories (such as pillows), Hawaiian inspired t-shirts, caps, scarves, and tote bags; and clothing with local prints! This pop-up is just in time for all of your Christmas gift giving needs! Get something for yourself, too! Support local! Note: last day will be December 28, 2019 P.S. Mākeke = Marketplace (in Hawaiian language)

Since many kanaka maoli businesses have a limited supply that are often only available online,…read morelocations like this and Homegrown in Pearlridge create a space for Hawaiian businesses.

Welcome to Kaneohe, Aloha Card Shop!…read more Located on the ground level of Windward Mall, this is the second store for Aloha Card Shop on the Island of Oahu. The original location is in Ward Village in Honolulu, Hawaii. If you need help, service is very cheerful, efficient, and helpful! The store is clean and organized! Hope you can find what you're looking for here!

Kasey and Kyra are extremely nice and helpful. Been coming here for the past 3 years and it's…read morealways a pleasure working with them!

Art within the art…read more.. Tucked in the back of Traditions Coffee Roasters is Icky Love Art Loft and Gallery which is home to 40+ various artists and what a treat to find this gem that's filled with so much beautiful inspiration. The staff here is just incredibly knowledgeable of every single artist and priced that's showcased here with not just who they are but where they're from and is amazing what you'll find in this cozy gallery. The only downside is the long walk up the stairs and even with my horrible knee I just couldn't resist taking a peek as the Tradition Coffee Roasters describes what they have I was just so excited and curious. Here you'll find many items from stickers, wall arts, books, jewelry and beautiful assortment of pottery and so much more! I was told that the owner makes pottery and holds workshops & events right in the shop which is super cool and fun but having a bunch of local artist here in one place is so amazing to support local not found anywhere which I did as I couldn't resist a Hebrew Shell Keychain, a cute bowl I'm planning to put jewelry in which will add some fun character that I love which is brining out the crafty in me but love the find of this unique piece of art. Thank you!

Hidden Gem alert! I love finding secret spots off the…read morebeaten path, especially when they are as committed to an idea as Icky Love gallery is. Showcasing the BEST of local artists in a gallery tucked in the back of Traditions Coffee Roasters ... this is a gallery dedicated to local artists who are depicting Hawaii with fresh eyes. The brainchild of ceramic artist Jaimie Nagle, the gallery features the works of 30 amazing artists including the formidable collection of beautiful pottery hand crafted by Jaimie herself. This is amazing, accessible art at price points that make having a one of a kind piece possible for a beginner art collector or a savvy collector looking for artists on the rise. Please support this great effort, which is as much about community as it is about art. And don't forget to grab an excellent coffee drink downstairs on your way up

I received the most beautiful pen created by a very gifted artist. I can safe with my heart that…read morethis is a precious gift, made with skill, dedication & love and I shall treasure it all my life. I feel blessed to have met the artist, Kimo, whilst I was visiting Oahu (all the way from Ireland) & as soon as I saw his work I knew it was special. The pen was hand-crafted just for me and this makes it all the more valuable to me. Thank you to Kimo, a talented Hawaiian gentleman & artist and to my dear partner for arranging the pen be made especially for our anniversary. I highly recommend Island Pride Hawaii to all. Blessings, Angel cara Knight.

I ran into Kimo (island pride Hawaii) while checking out the Haleiwa farmers market at Waimea…read morevalley. He had a small table set up at the start of the market, with some of the most beautiful wood pieces I have seen for sale. As I spoke with Kimo , he explained that he works exclusively with native Hawaiian woods. He was very knowledgeable about the individual woods. He had many different items in pretty much any price range, and he makes each piece by hand. His attention to detail and beautiful craftsmanship is evident in each of his pieces. I am so glad I found his work. I'm taking several pieces back to Seattle with me. If your on Oahu make sure you check out his work. You'll be glad you did.

A very dangerous shop for me. I REALLY don't need any more clothes BUT Pitacus has such fantastic…read moreclothing choices, I cannot resist. Super nice sales people and very artistic vibe throughout the place. Good lighting, good music. Love it!

Very nostalgic, niche market. I think that visiting the store was a nice field trip after studying…read moreInstagram and other posts. Service very friendly and inviting. Prices reasonably set I thought for items. There were many items in different colors, patterns, materials. Somehow I enjoyed seeing the clothing on line as opposed to going through the racks--to busy, actually items could/should be displayed so client can fully appreciate the artistic crafting, patterns and styles--online I could see styles and items that inticed me to visiting the store. My relatives (elder) would certainly like to purchase a unique top from Pitacus. Online shopping might be a thought. I was interested in antique Japanese items like screens, boxes, tea pots/cups...I wasn't interested in the multitude of cutesy small items.