The lady in the desk was super rude and mean to the kids- not a good look for a kids store. The is…read morethe first time we've encountered a rude person on this island. We took our business elsewhere.

A small kids clothing and accessories shop in the main business strip of Hanalei. Lots of cute…read morethings to buy for your kids as a vacation souvenir. My son loves the Hanalei Bay rooster t-shirt we got for him... a funny reference to the thousands of wild chickens everywhere on the island serving as an unavoidable alarm clock :)

The cutest little shop in the alley - kind of tucked away but very glad I stumbled upon KIKO on my…read morewalk through Kapa'a. They have plenty of high end gifts and souvenirs for the home and plenty of apparel and jewelry. Reminds me of a local Anthropology or Free People, but wayy better!!

My favorite shop! I always find something to cherish here. Staff is friendly and welcoming…read more I love their shop but wish there was more of the unique kitchzy but beautiful items. Recently visited and saw a lot of clothing. I love looking for a unique piece I can take home and have as a token of my trip. I love the ceramic sayings on the wall. Great items!! Highly recommend!!

Stopped in on this cute shoo that has an array of beautiful items for babies even up to toddlers. A…read morenice cute kids, boutique, in the heart of town. Leigh and her associates provided the best customer service and were so friendly to make suggestions as well. One of my best friends is having her first grandchild, and they offered her a various amount of collections and even specialty gift wrapped her items. The value is great because the quality is even better. I highly recommend this shop.

I received duplicate gifts from this store and went in to return one. The staff was understanding…read moreand allowed me to do so. I liked how clean it was inside. The selection is varied but limited, which one can expect. Many prints were cute. I was able to find things I liked quickly. The prices were about what you would pay at Nordstrom. Cute store and I can see why multiple people bought things from here for my baby. If I am ever in the area again, I would like to visit again.

The cutest children's boutique. Every shelf is merchandised to perfection. I want to buy…read moreeverything! Prices are great and the service was phenomenal. I'm from the mainland but I will shop online for sure

super great service! very cool store and super cute! totally going back soon. not overpaying on…read moreanything.

Nice selection of Hawaiian boutique clothing, including Tori Richards. I would recommend this place…read morefor a quality Hawaiian souvenir that will last longer than a cheap t-shirt or sarong. The clothing prices are fairly expensive, but the quality of the fabric for both the Tori Richards and Pineapples pieces is very good. Great pricing on sterling silver jewelry, although I cannot speak to the value on the local pearls. The clothing had a nice range of sizes, although was somewhat lacking in women's size medium for some styles. I visited the shop three times over the course of a week-long stay nearby (my indecisive husband was picking out a shirt), and I did not experience the poor service highlighted in other reviews. Each time, the clerk welcomed us and was ready to answer any questions. I also got a good, informative overview on the local pearls and why their selection has some imperfections from one of the clerks while my husband was trying on shirts, without feeling pressured to buy jewelry.

Went here last week because I wanted to shop for a dress. The woman manning the store was…read moredefinitely not an example of Hawaii's aloha culture. She didn't even bother greeting me or my daughter and she was just in front of us as we walked in. But I noticed that she was welcoming other customers who came in the store! (Things that make you wonder!) I asked her a question about the clothes designer and she didn't even bother to look me in the eye when she responded. Instead she made it a point to talk to another customer ! At that point I was done. I work in the travel industry and good customer service is number one for me! I provide it and I expect it , especially if you work in a major tourist destination where you can ruin someone's day by just being plain rude and unwelcoming. Anyway I left and went to Ayatar, the clothes boutique across from this store. The sales person at Ayatar was friendly and accommodating so I bought $500 worth of stuff from her because I always reward good customer service.

I recommend this family-owned store for anyone with children or anyone looking for the perfect…read moregift! The staff is incredibly helpful, especially if you need ideas for different ages. My personal favorite is April, she is one of the owners and I love when she helps me with gift ideas! One of my favorite reasons to support this gem of a store is that many of their items are locally made and sourced. They have the cutest selection of kids' clothing, toys, books, and so much more! My son's current obsession is a kid-friendly cookbook he got there, along with edible finger paints made from different foods--such a genius idea! If you're in Haleʻiwa, this shop is an absolute must-visit. I believe they even offer online shopping! Go follow their instagram!

This review genuinely makes me sad to write. We've visited Tiny Manini every year. It became part…read moreof our family tradition whenever we came to the North Shore. A children's bookstore should feel magical. It should feel like curiosity, discovery, imagination and the joy of finding something unexpected. For years, that's exactly what this place felt like. The people working here used to introduce us to local authors. They'd recommend books we never would have picked up on our own. They'd engage with our family. They'd make the experience feel special. This visit felt like the complete opposite. We arrived shortly before closing with our children. That's on us. We weren't expecting anyone to stay late. We weren't expecting special treatment. We simply wanted to browse for a few minutes and hopefully buy a few books. Instead, we were repeatedly reminded how much time was left. "Can I help you?" "You have about five minutes." "Anything I can help you find?" Over and over again. Not in a warm way. Not in a helpful way. Not in a "let me help you find something before we close" way. In a "please hurry up and leave" way. The saddest part wasn't even what was said. It was what wasn't. Nobody greeted my children. Nobody asked what they liked to read. Nobody pointed them toward a favorite book. Nobody shared a local recommendation. Nobody created even a single moment of wonder inside a children's bookstore. And just like that, the magic disappeared. The irony is that bookstores aren't really selling books anymore. You can buy books anywhere. They're selling atmosphere. They're selling community. They're selling the feeling that wandering through shelves is still worth doing in an age when everything can be ordered online. That's why this visit was so disappointing. The books were still there. The shelves were still there. The store was still there. But the warmth that made the place special seemed completely gone. After years of visiting and happily spending money here, I walked out feeling like my family had overstayed our welcome. For a children's bookstore, that's a surprisingly sad thing to feel. We won't be back. Update after the owner's response: The response mostly proves the problem. My review was never about the exact minute we walked in, whether closing procedures exist or whether the shop prefers to be called a children's retail store instead of a bookstore. Those are technicalities. The issue was hospitality. We came in with our kids ready to buy before leaving the North Shore. Instead, the visit felt managed, rushed and oddly defensive. Explaining the drawer, the folding, the vacuuming and the five minute window may explain the staff's priorities, but it does not change the customer experience. Future customers can decide for themselves. My point is simple: a children's shop should know how to make families feel welcome. This visit did not.

Aloha, The customer service was amazing at this store. Went to the store targeting a hat I recently…read moresaw at a music concert. I showed Kiana the picture and she immediately directed me to the hats. I enjoy supporting local businesses. We chatted for a bit and my local friend enjoyed chatting with her too. We ended up with two hats and a shirt. Kiana also hooked us up with a few stickers. Mahalos for the great selection and awesome customer service. If you are from out of town, definitely make time to support this local shop/brand. :)

Great local shop with an awesome selection of high quality goods and awesome, friendly service…read more Been going here for 26 years!

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!