Great selection of airline / aviation related items, as well as cool Maui/ Hawai'i shirts, etc…read more Hubby is a pilot ( USAF and commercial), so he got a bunch of items. I added to my airline collection as well. Cool informative tags on the t-shirts too. The two young girls working were super nice and personable.

The shirts in here are very cute but the service and the people working here are the worst. We had…read moretwo strollers and the back door was locked we asked the person to open it they were sitting at the checkout counter all three chatting and seem to be bothered by the intrusion. There were no customers. I overheard another customer asking a question and one of the very rude sales associates told her we don't have that shirt. She could have directed her to a shirt in the store that may have been similar but she just went back to chatting with her colleagues. If I own the store all of them would be fired. We've been in the store before and had a lovely experience but after this visit we will not be back. My mom had to interrupt their conversation to ask for assistance and they were rude to her as well.

This year's Black Friday sale was a disappointment. Very few items were allocated for this annual…read moresale (usually with a 50% discount)--only 30% off store-wide. I like to touch and feel before purchasing, but I ended up buying a bunch of great or similarly high-quality items online for 60% off. Why not provide the same discount in their brick-and-mortar stores?

Bought 4 Hawaiian TM tshirts on vacation. Got them home to the mainland 1 was snagged and one of…read morethe larges was significantly bigger than the other large. The store would not help at all offered 0 assistance

This store is located in the Whaler's Village mall. I've been here multiple times over the years…read more The staff are friendly and helpful. I've never had any problems. The store is organized and well kept. The store is pretty clean.

Sheri was the star of our visit to the Whaler's store! I had some Tommy Bahama gift cards to…read moreredeem, so I asked about my favorite Aruba jackets. Sheri was new to the store but after quickly consulting with her colleague, I was steered into the right direction. Our interaction with her throughout our visit was truly genuine and full of aloha. We felt very welcomed and valued. Tommy Bahama, you've got a winner with Sheri! Mahalo!

Lots on sale, and I have a lot of Volcom already . But what's left now seems like just generic…read more colors. This was my preferred choice, not today.

I love Volcom. I had…read morealready purchased some shirts/board shorts at the Front St location but my daughter wanted to shop for swim suits. We headed to this location as it's larger and has more to choose from. I refrained and didn't spend any more on myself but she found a cute bikini and rash guard set that she was allowed to try on. Fit perfectly so we walked out with it! I always find something I like (or the family likes) when I shop this location. They validate parking as well if you've parked in the structure.

Very nice casual wear. It was the colorful clothes that attracted me. There is a huge assortment of…read moretees, shorts, trunks, sun dresses, etc. When you walk in you're greeted with a friendly "Aloha" and a sincere smile. There's a big memorial weekend sale so there are many sale items available for purchase. It's the overall casual vibe that I enjoyed most. Nice!

Love the style of clothes at this place. Bought a great Hawaiian shirt, some shorts, and got the…read morefree promo hat. All the clothes had a unique, original style. Woman working in the store was very helpful.

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!

The employees were were gracious and helpful. Lots of unique…read moreclothing. The prices were reasonable. Store was well stocked with lots of sizes. I would definitely shop here again!

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!

I brought 2 sweatshirts last week here. Over a $100 and they already have holes. Such cheap…read moreMaterial for such and expensive item. Stay away! V reach out and have heard nothing. Advise to spend your money else where in Hawaii or online.

I'm not aware of this company's history, but the majority of the locations are on Maui, with a few…read morestores on Hawaii Island, Kauai and Oahu. I was on the hunt for a favorite long sleeve t-shirt that my spouse once owned that was tragically tossed due to wear and tear. What is so special about their long sleeve t's? They're thicker and more durable than most brands. THE STORE: This store is located in Whalers Village on the mall's main second level near the parking garage entrance. It's small, fully-stocked, organized and clean. They sell clothing for all, including caps, bags, water bottles, board shorts, rash guards and even luggage. I was surprised to see that they still sold the same design that's years old. The black longs leeve tee has gray stripes running under the arms down the sides, with the Honolua logo front and center in thick embroidery, and the Hawaiian Islands embroidered on on the left sleeve. It's pricey at $49, but well worth it. SERVICE: We were greeted immediately as we entered. Cashier service was quick and friendly, though the shirt wasn't folded nicely in the package. No biggie. TIPS: Kama'aina get 10% off! Parking validation available with purchase. My quick in and out of the store resulted in no fee.

They are open. Cariloha is not an individually owned franchise. We were in Wailea and purchased a…read moreshirt that was too small. Wanted to exchange it in Whalers village in Kaanapali. Clothes still had tags on. Store refused to exchange it....managers policy apparently as per the clerk. Manager was conveniently not available to speak to.

We've been researching for recliner beds for the past months and came across Cariloha while…read morevacationing in Maui. Stopped into the store and met Kennedi who was super informative on all the features and benefits of Cariloha comfort base and mattress. Since we were on vacation and have a few moving parts in regard to our primary residence back home in California, we didn't pull the trigger right away. Kennedi maintained in touch via e-mail to address our questions and followed up with available/current promotion. Throughout our entire recliner bed shopping experience locally, we find Kenndi and Cariloha's service and products to be the best choice among competition (reviewed Sleep Number Bed and Tempur Pedic) I highly recommend to pay this store a visit and chat with Kennedi if you need help with identifying your next bed and a good night's rest!

They allow fivesomes on the course. Very slow play…read more Some greens at Poa grass. Disappointed for the price

The course? It's beautiful. Ocean views, solid layout, decent greens. No complaints there…read more But let's not pretend it's worth what they're charging. The Royal is overpriced. The Kai--par 70--same story. You're paying premium prices for a product that doesn't match it. And the bigger issue? The people. Inside staff--especially the older guy with glasses--complete super dick . Outside staff? Disengaged. Zero energy. Zero effort. Like they're doing you a favor just by being there. Only bright spots were the starter and the guy in the shack--everyone else looked like they checked out a long time ago. And that's the theme: they don't care. Cart service ran out of cups... came back later... still out of cups. That's not a mistake--that's a system that doesn't prioritize the customer. Look, it's Maui. The place sells itself. They know it. And because of that, they don't feel pressure to deliver anything beyond the basics. If you want real value? Go play the municipal course on the other side of the island--the one locals compare to Pebble Beach. Or better yet, play the Dunes. That's where the experience actually matches the expectation. Bottom line: incredible setting, average execution, and a complete miss on service. They'll keep making money. But if you care about how you're treated? This isn't it.