More expensive than the rest of the shops. Nothing interesting. Overpriced for sure. Google lens…read moreanything and the markup is 75%. The woman who works there just stares at you, no greeting at all. We went to many other shopes and had fun people who we helpful and full of information. I loved all the other shops in that mall. Make sure to stop at JoJos.

***Take note: Auntie Lynda's sells items bought at other (department) stores and puts a higher…read moreprice tag on them.*** I had a lovely time shopping in this store with its unusual and fine looking options. I picked out several pieces of jewelry for my daughters birthday, including a sparkly pair of blue opal flower stud earrings in a sterling silver setting. Paid $42. Welllllll, got them home (Chicago), went to wrap them, peeled the price tag off ... and revealed a second price tag for $28.95. Peeled that one off, and the original price tag, which came from a department store, was $24. Did a search and they apparently originated at Kohl's, although they *are* also available from Wal-Mart for $19.99. I'm not saying ALL the items are jacked-up resale items from discount retailers, but ....

This place was great! The employees were super friendly. My oldest daughter ended up finding a…read morebeautiful necklace that she purchased. Extra bonus, it also came with earrings. Prices were reasonable and she ended up finding herself new jewelry to wear at the luau we attended!

Located in Coconut Marketplace, this store offers souvenirs where you can purchase in a very…read morereasonable price. From Aloha shirts to accessories you can always find something for someone. I love how you have lots of choices here and the variety is pretty competitive from other stores. Customer service is good. They are friendly and the owner is I must say just - okay. They greeted you upon entering and you can even asked discount and if they like you they'll give you one. If not, stick on their tag baby. This is such a convenient place as this is just next to other souvenir shops, convenient stores & restaurants. Parking space is available and pretty plenty so nothing to worry that much. Mahalo for reading & happy juandering fellow Yeeps.

If your hotel is close by, this marketplace has everything. There's plenty of different restaurants…read moreand souvenir shops. There's a lot of parking also. We walked to this area multiple times since our hotel is connected to it. I really liked the bbq place there

We stopped by daily during our stay! We loved having little shops and several food options…read moreavailable to us during our stay. They even had a farmers market two days a week!

What a wonderful shop. Huge range of items. It's not cheap- but, the items are quality. And the…read moremore you look the more you see.

Nicest and friendliest shop owner, such cool antiques and things you won't find anywhere else on…read morethe island ! Thanks for being so kind and sweet ! Everything is priced and there is a wide variety of things to choose from!

Really great gift and souvenir shop. They have everything you could possibly be looking for here…read more Unfortunately, because it was soo cramped, I had a hard time looking at everything and kept feeling like I was missing things. I was in a bit of a rush to catch the bus. However, I would come back here again, but giving myself more time to actually look over everything they have to offer. Staff is very friendly and nothing seemed overpriced as far as I saw.

10/18/23 I sauntered inside this shop in hopes I would find that signage for guests to remove their…read moreshoes before entering our (soon-to-be new) home . It's located next door to the ABC Store. As I scanned the place & was about to walk away entirely, I spotted a sliver of hope at the window displays! Lo & behold, I saw it. Spoke to the shopkeeper, Jaime, & inquired if she has more or other designs. She showed me a spot at the back that I walked past & didn't notice. Wow! There were about 4-5 other designs. She was very friendly & accommodating. I took photos to send to Hubby coz he was too pooped to continue the hunt with me. So far, Hubby likes the first one I saw at the window, the rustic & more vintage looking sign. Now, we will take a vote.

kaua'i is full of tourist gift shops. some areas of kaua'i are more touristy than others. areas…read morethat are more about nature or maybe culture are sometimes less touristy. i personally abhor touristy resort vacations where you just lie down on a reclining lawn chair and sunbathe by a pool, sipping umbrella cocktails. i hate that kind of stuff. some of my favourite activities during my trip to kaua'i (besides the obvious trip to the kapa'a skateboard park) included hiking the kalalau trail, chatting it up about asian.american / pacific islander history with a docent at the kaua'i museum, and snorkeling at tunnels. the helicopter tour was cool too. during this babymoon trip, my wife and i stayed at the resortquest/aston islander on the beach resort/condo complex. right in front of this complex is the coconut marketplace. while doing research for this trip, i looked up all the businesses in the marketplace, i thought we would be going there a lot because it was close. however, in the end, we barely went there because we could quickly drive to much better places. now, as i said, kaua'i has many touristy areas. whereas we stayed in kapa'a in the middle of the east coast; i think poipu on the south shore is the most touristy area. i'm personally glad we didn't stay there. i hear the surfing waves are better down on the south shore. as a skateboarder and snowboarder, i _did_ want to do some surfing in hawai'i on this trip; but since my wife was pregnant and couldn't surf (but would have wanted to since she also snowboards and sometimes skates), i refrained from it. thus, the south shore was pretty useless to me. anyway, my point in mentioning poipu is that when i visited a mall (the one with puka dog and na hoku) on the south shore (near poipu in koloa) that was like the coconut marketplace, i realised that the coconut marketplace is much better: the prices are much lower, and the sales people aren't as pushy. well, the only place i patronised in the coconut marketplace was the garden isle clothing company. they sell those red dirt shirts and accessories that you see many places. i think they are slightly cheaper here. i forget. they sell lots of aloha wear. like other gift shops in the area, they also have lots of doggy accessories, pet clothes, dog leashes, dog collars, etc.; plenty of vacation gifts for your pets. we saw a cute bandanna for our sooni (our korean jindo dog) at this store. we liked the one that said, "my family went to hawai'i, and all i got was this lousy bandanna." it was like $7. at first, we walked out and continued look at other stores. we kept seeing the same "lousy bandanna" selling for $10. well, i personally figure a dog bandanna should sell for about 99 cents at most. well, as my wife and i were getting ready to eat dinner, she said she wanted some kalua pork. i suggested we go to the nearby l&l, but she complained that we can go to l&l back home in the nor*cal bay area. *sigh* i figured it would still be better here. anyway, she insisted that i go ask the lady at garden isle clothing company where to get good kalua pork. she directed us to ohana diner, which ended up to be a very, very good choice. anyway, before we left that store to get dinner; because i really appreciated her good, honest advice on dinner, i decided to go ahead and buy that bandanna for our sooni. sure, it probably wasn't necessary. sooni would rather be naked. however, it's a nice bandanna. i like how it came with a diagrammed set of instructions on how to tie the bandanna so that it won't choke your dog. cool! you should basically tie a loop on one end around the other end, so that that "other end" can slide out, if the bandanna were to get caught on something. cool! anyway, while the garden isle clothing company _is_ a tourist gift shop, it _does_ have _better_ prices than other nearby tourist gift shops and much better prices and service than those down on the south shore. (of course, in the end the _cheapest_ souvenirs are found at evil wal*mart or else costco.)

Excellent gift shop. Best on the island. Plenty aloha from Aunty Carmen. She my angel. Many gifts…read moreand great prices too! Safe great parking and located next to Mc Donald's for a snack u can only get in Hawaii. My go to place for gifts for my Ohana

The woman running this store is soo friendly and adorable! This place is really nice for affordable…read moreclothes and gifts! I ended up buying a tiki mask that is going to look amazing on my wall! Stop here and shop local for all your vacation/souvenir/gift needs!

Beautiful handmade Kauai treasures! I bought a bracelet and…read morea rosary for a friend I'm always looking for unique gifts for friends and family.

10/18/23 Still on the hunt for our sign for having guests leave their shoes before entering our…read moreabode...and I thought this place would have it. Nope. We've passed by this shop over a few dozen times over the years & decided to give it a go. The items are handmade from the Koa tree that is found in Hawaii. There are pens, jewelry, bags/purses, wallets, key chains, cutlery, ornaments, vases, kitchen items & other curious artwork displayed for sale. Candace was manning the shop & she was so friendly & welcoming. She even suggested a lady who might be able to create what we're looking for. This lady works from home & has a website (Tropical Isle Music). I love to support local businesses & Candace was so charming, I bought a couple of Aloha Hula girl ornaments & a pineapple (see photo) ornament. There's a few spaces for parking that it shares with Mankoa & a granola shack. It was lovely speaking with Candace, who I learned is actually half Filipino & half Japanese, born & raised in Kaua'i. Her grandfather was one of the first Filipinos who arrived from the Philippines to work in the plantations in Hawaii. It's always interesting to learn about people & their heritage. I'm very pleased with the experience & my purchases at this shop