A nice little strip mall located off of the main drag in Kailua-Kona, off of Palani Road…read more This little strip mall used to the main mall in Kailua-Kona, until the new Kona Commons Shopping Center was built a few years ago. The Kona Coast Shopping Center has a diverse variety of shops - from a locally owned supermarket (KTA Super Stores), to many eateries, gas station, automotive parts store, as well as a financial institution where you can do your banking. I mainly come here to pick up grub if I'm working in the area, as I love the pizza joint (Kona Crust Pizza), as well as buying local kine grindz from KTA. Parking here is pretty easy, as there is lot of free parking at this strip mall. If you curious about what's at the Kona Coast Shopping Center, here the directory - https://konacoastshopping.com/directory/

Easy access from Kona Coast Resort . Had a large market, restaurants and various stores.read more

Very quiet marketplace. Not a lot of customers roaming around. Lots of various souvenir shops. Not…read moreeverything is locally made but tailored for the area. Most shops are more on the pricier side given it's a tourist area. Browsed a few shops but didn't find anything to my liking.

Shops along the ocean side of Ali road…read more Surf shops, ukulele shops and random gift shops. There's a lot of empty store fronts too. This shopping plaza was probably bustling back in the day. Needs more tenants to fill it up again.

Originally came just for Shaka Tacoz and pleased to discover this really cute marketplace! We tried…read moreBerrybird Coffee (lovely people) and a smoothie shop. We also chatted with a previous SFX designer in one of the coffee bean shops. There are some cute souvenir shops as well. There was also an ATM that I ended up using. I would say the place needs upkeeping and proper shade. There is a courtyard section with some tables but with the hot sun beating down on us, it was not comfortable. The tables were also very dirty and the chairs are rusted and old. There is also an obnoxious amount of horseflies. We ended up eating in our car.

Many of the shacks a do not have businesses unfortunately but should still visit those that are…read morethere. Some food and lots of gifts.

Great place to check out on the 3rd Sundays of the month from 1-6pm…read more There's lots of vendors selling homemade jewelry, arts and crafts, food, drinks and live music. You have a lovely view of the Kailua Bay. We got some souvenirs and popsicles to enjoy. Parking can be a hassle since there's also a popular farmer's market close by. There's several public lots you can use. If you're lucky you may find free parking at one of the lots or the street. Otherwise it's $7.05 per hour in a paid parking lot.

Now that everything is paid parking, The attendance will…read moredrop like a rock. Hard for vendors who are trying to struggle through. The County should not allow this.

I don't know why it was called mall coz personally it doesn't look like one…read more Came here coz of our friend's family birthday celebration and the eatery is located in here. Some of the eateries include Bangkok House Thai Restaurant, Ocean Seafood Chinese Restaurant and a Karaoke bar. Nothing much to do in here except dining and window shopping on two or three other shops in here. Also parking lots in here are limited. Nothing much to say about this so-called mall. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps.

I love this mall. It's come under new ownership and they are really turning the place around…read more Awesome new shops opening (the sushi place is incredible). There is even a new church with super friendly people!

I bought 4 tires last week. Yesterday when I called, tires had just arrived. Made appointment for…read more145, Wed.,July 15, was there on time. Car went in, tires changed, all done at 3:15. How much better can it get! Service is excellent, tires look like excellent value. PLEASE, COSTCO IS ON IT!

Get your Hawaiian Foods here!!! Large sekection! To take back to the mainland or for your Luau!!…read morePoi, Lomi, Lau Lau, Kalua, Kimchee, Manapua, Red Hotdogs, Portuguese Sausage, cookies, candies, chips and MORE!!! This is the place for your Hawaiian Foods!! And the prices are great compared to local supermarkets. Much cheaper and more quantity! As always the service is with Aloha! Friendly staff!!

If you are looking for a fun place for unique plants and fun gifts, this is the place ! They were…read morethey only place that I was able to find the elusive purple hibiscus ( Midnight Tryst )

Great place to go and get a plant for a gift. We stopped in the other day and bought a gorgeous…read moreplant for a friend we were visiting. Great shop in the Hōlualoa arts district. Fun pace to stop in and check out some of the goodness the island has to offer.

When their at 1200 a lot of place still close not do many option their where a donut store and…read moreJapanese chicken spot that was open. Very pricey

There's great options in this food court. get there early in the day before things sell out…read more Trini's Mixed Plate has Filipino food and great Hawaiian and Korean style plates. Their Mac and cheese is tasty. Hawaii Fresh Specialities is the best for Polynesian food, open Weds to Fri. Mexican food and Indian food and the best bakery, Paradise Bakery

We walked in about 7:30 PM tonight and were seated immediately in the best table ever! And Chloe…read morewas our server! She is adorable and amazing and is going to go far! Be sure to ask for her!! And anyone who is worried about a watered down mai tai by the time you get to the bottom? Just get the frozen one! Stays delicious all the way through!

Variety of stores and shoppes and restaurants, plaza parking, store hours varies per store.read more

One of my favorite things about neighbor islands are their mom and pop shops. These kind of shops…read morehave been a fixture in these neighborhoods for many years and have been passed down from generation to generation. During my trip to the Big Island I went to check out this shop for the very first time. I didn't know what to expect when I went to the shop but they had a variety of things. They had hairpicks made from koa, hat pins, leis to adorn lauhala hats, as well as an array of handmade lauhala crafts. Compared to the marked up items sold in Honolulu these items were priced affordably and you could tell by looking at the items that they were made locally vs the made in the Philippines crafts frequently sold around town. The Aunty in the shop was very knowledgeable and helpful. She could even tell you who made each item in her shop. If you're interested in lauhala crafts I'd suggest visiting this local shop. There's another lauhala store in Hilo however this one has more local items and are more affordable.

My parents used to come here back in the day…read more Limited street parking and limited days/hours. Only one Aunty working so maybe make an appointment. They make custom papale. You're paying for quality so be prepared to $$$$. Sadly did not feel any Aloha here so I moved on.