They are friendly and very fast. I will definitely recommend them to everyone. I can't wait to go…read moreback again and buy more peach and strawberry ice cream.

This is usually our first stop on the island. We are huge fans of their Halo-halo dessert! Best on…read morethe island. Made carefully with quality ingredients and served with a smile. We visit annually and the staff welcomes us like family. Their honey dew boba drink is top notch too. The store is full of Filipino ingredients, meats, snacks etc. If you are looking for something, I'm sure they will have it. Can't wait to return!! Mahalo TJ Variety!!

(Visited 04/24/26 FR @ 5:00pm and 04/25/26 SA @ 1:00pm): This old town was cool like a koala!…read more Old Kōloa Town was an original plantation-era shopping village in the heart of historic Kōloa Town, which I came upon while I explored the area, the shops, and specifically Mucho Aloha Brewhouse. Kōloa Town was the home of Hawai'i's first successful sugar mill, so this quaint outdoor shopping emporium catered to this important time in history to try and meld the two times and worlds together. Otherwise a sleepy town, Old Kōloa Town attracted visitors and tourists for its smattering of businesses that ranged from art galleries, local souvenirs, restaurants, and more. Did this old town hold enough coolness to warrant future returns!? PURCHASE(S) Mucho Aloha Brewhouse ($98.00): My mandatory visit to a nearby brewery. Mango's ($16.00): Some dessert onsite and also something for later. Kaua'i Island Brewing Co. ($87.00): My first experience while in town, it was so nice I went twice! EXPERIENCE A slow-paced town where my legs casually led me along the main road and pathways as I stepped into one storefront after another https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=144&select=WqrC5FX_CFg_bHOJm2Yn5Q to see what was inside possibly for that must-have gift or something to be wowed by. I gave the respect each business deserved, admired and held their wares in some cases, curiously people-watched, and eventually was a patron at one specific business within the Old Kōloa Town shopping complex as well as two other nearby businesses in town. Iconic roosters https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=144&select=G1mYSbhamHS-3nlBBlMmzw roamed everywhere (please don't feed them), and the gentle wind blew against me as I stood waiting for the bus to take me back to my hotel. SERVICE Generally speaking, all of the employees I came in contact with were friendly and helpful. The only business I actually spent money and time at was Mucho Aloha Brewhouse, and the service was efficient and straightforward. PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance): I took the bus, so this wasn't an issue for me. Otherwise, there appeared to be some onsite parking with spots along the main drag of Koloa Rd. and other side streets - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A cluster of businesses divided into buildings paired with other non-associated stores and food trucks in town, you had various options that helped separate you from your money, from art, clothing, restaurants, trinkets, and more. Each shop had its distinct feel, but the overriding theme was the Hawaiian aloha spirit. Each storefront had plenty of natural lighting while various electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. TVs and background music (if applicable) varied by merchant. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=144&select=QQmaC7rAXbteMyjTfkSJ3g ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Old Kōloa Town - both the shopping complex and the actual town - was a lot of fun and I would definitely visit it if I were in the area. There were still many places to spend my money, the vibe was totally chill, and I could possibly spend an entire day just putzing around. I found complete value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $201.00 BEFORE any discounts, points usage, and/or tip). And, at least the stores I shopped at accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 5.0 STARS

For anyone staying in the Poipu area, visiting Old Koloa Town is a must!…read more Old Koloa Town is filled with: - Small boutique stores ~ perfect for souvenir shopping, especially if you're looking for something locally made - Great eateries ~ A lot of good food options, ranging from breakfast to desert - Small grocery stores ~ a few options you could shop from if you need food - Coffee shops ~ Amazing shops for good coffee and food - Food Trucks ~ scattered around the edges, you can find tasty food trucks around. Overall, this place has a bit of something and well worth the time to visit!

good spot to get handmade souvenirs and straight from local hawaii craftsman made locally!…read moreI got a bunch of things from here that were really good quality and my friends loved their gifts!

The day we were there inventory was very low. The sales lady said it's been like this since COVID…read more The wood is beautiful. I would call first to see what inventory is like. My understanding it changes or could daily

Very well stocked, knowledgeable people and quality supply of food! Prices are competitive with…read moreprices of other stores.

Very bad experience. I attempted to return something I had purchased, just the day before, for…read morearound $5. They ended up screwing up the refund, and charging me nearly $200. It then took nearly 20 minutes for them to correct the issue, and when I told them I needed to get back to work, they became very hostile, and this was the manager! The manager Marlene was really rude and hostile. While the clerk, Vida, was seemingly incompetent, as she charged me nearly $200 while trying to make a $5 return. I will not ever be returning to this store, and I don't recommend it to anyone else either.

Update.. the flip flops broke the same day…read more Customer service was really odd and borderline racist. We purchased flip flops . Then asked for a bag, he goes it'll be 25 cents but we already checked out and were like uhh we don't have change now .. he just stared at 5 of us as we tried to find 25c in our purses.. we were like well we don't have change.. he proceeded to just stare at us.. so we left without a bag bc he was clearly not feeling the aloha spirit.. we went next door asked kindly for a bag and was given one for free.

Knowledgeable and Friendly! So stoked to have a shop with so much variety and stock. Flip Flop…read moreShop has been fantastic in having a variety of "orthopedic" slippers that work for plantar fasciitis. Don't worry, they have cute Olokai and Reefs, too! Their team is knowledgeable and helps get you the right fit. Family run and friendly. They also have a huge selection of Goodr sunglasses for a great price. Love that they have two locations....Kukui Grove and Koloa Town. So nice to be able to try on and purchase locally rather than having to buy online.

Nice place to buy workout clothes for my wife. People are helpful and kind. We had an Amex credit…read morecard offer of $75 which we used here which made it more fun.

Angela was absolutely amazing. So helpful, kind and efficient. She helped us get everything we…read moreneeded and was an absolute delight.

The people are very kind and extremely responsive. They were able to solve any problem. From the…read moremainland to Island way to get my script.

Super helpful staff ! Had great deals on sunscreen and quick checkout. They also have a good…read moreselection of beer , wine and beverages !

Not bad but felt light compared to the other farmer's market / art night offerings we went to on…read moreour trip. There was only one food vendor and no food trucks on the day we went, and all the crafts vendors felt more tourist-pricey than I'm the artist pricey. With appreciation for the 12:30pm hula performers, they are interrupted PBS-style by a 10-minute infomercial on the gardens' non-profit foundation. The speaker needs to tighten up the pitch and give it more energy.

I think 3.5 stars would be my overall rating of this market. This is a free, public market. You do…read morenot have to buy tickets to walk around the market or to enjoy the hula show. Parking is also free. There was a variety of vendors. The website has 26 total vendors listed however, there was about 15 today. One vendor was playing Hawaiian music and all the vendor folks were nice. No one was pushy. Some accepted Venmo but cash was preferred. For food: There was a hot food stand, Puka stand, Malasadas (looked bomb!), fruit/vegetables, and Hawaiian Popsicles. The other vendors sold items such as wind chimes, soaps, jewelry, clothes, and dog outfits. Not sure how much things were going for as we really just wanted to see the free hula show! It was a nice family-oriented event. There were many shady areas around the garden to rest at. There were also restrooms available. Always a good thing! You could bring your own food and have a picnic while the show is going on :) bring a blanket or chairs to sit on for the show.

Love the shops at Kukui'ula! When we are on the west side,…read morewe stop in to shop and frequently picnic in the courtyard area. Nice selection of stores. Friendly staff too! Take your time here and soak in the aloha at this lovely and quaint collection of shops!!

It was sooo cute me and my daughter got matching sweatshirts and the staff were so nice. my…read moredaughter got the super cute aloha necklace. We will definitely be coming back!!

Looked all over trying to find the location and did discover some other pretty cool shops but…read moreCrystal Harmonics is closed. It would be great if the information were updated.

The shop's curator is a gem! Her name is Crystal and the beauty of her shop is reflected in her…read morespirit. She has a desire to share the beautiful vibrations of the singing bowls as well as the healing crystals located around the store. If at first you're scared to walk in because of the "do not touch- fragile" signs, just do it. Once you walk in you find that although the signs are there to deter, it doesn't take away from the sharing and some what healing experience of hearing Crystal play. Being an owner of crystal and metal singing bowls, I appreciated learning different techniques and about vibrational healing beyond the bowls themselves- we talked about the vibrational healing properties of gongs and even the energy centers of heiaus throughout the islands. Will definitely be back to visit as well as purchase. PS- she has an awesome cd so if the bowls themselves are out of your price range you can still experience the beauty and healing of their vibrations in your car or at home.