Really crammed but good prices and stuff for kanaainas who are returning to visiting and buying…read moregifts. Also, the saleswoman was super helpful and friendly and knew the merchandise well.

Great handmade jewelry here! Got some great pieces and a few gifts too. Definitely worth popping in…read moreif you're in the area and like unique pieces.

Here from California and stopped here to buy a souvenir for my granddaughter…read more Jungle Love, is an eclectic tiny store filled with beautiful treasures to purchase. They have plenty of interesting items for sale. Incense, clothing, magnets, and more. They also have lots of clothes reasonably priced. Some of the items are kind of pricey. Shot glasses were kind of high at around $7 and up. If you want more bang for your buck go to Walmart. They have some $1.99. Overall, a great experience. The Gals working there were very helpful and sweet. Can't wait to return.

First, I have lived in Pahoa since 1988. I have shopped them…read moresince they opened. I purchased some incense. I got it home 2 miles away and tried to use it. It was all damp and would not burn. I went back to the store for remedy. The woman in the store basically said tough shit. No refund, no exchange, no nothing. She handed me som dessicant to try drying it out. That did not work. I wasted $15.00 and was treated really poorly. I will not be returning to the store for anything...even though they have great stuff. Really pissed off. Im local and don't deserve to be ripped off. I might as well have thrown 15.00 into the toilet.

Shopping in Hilo Town, Hawaii…read more.. I remember the name of this store... I was here decades ago when I was active with the Jaycees (Junior Chamber of Commerce). We would have meetings on the Big Island every so often. After our gatherings, we'd roam around the town! This store still has amusing gifts, practical items, and cute stuff! It has postcards, jewelry, t-shirts, plushies, baby items, children's toys, Aloha shirts, soaps, lotions, books, Hello Kitty merchandise, tote bags, greeting cards, and more! Service is very friendly! The nice lady at the cash register asked me about my Shohei Ohtani shirt... LOL! Note: this store didn't have air conditioning... shucks! However, there's free street parking all around the area!

Cute gift shop in downtown Hilo! Anytime I want to send a cute Hawaii themed item to my best…read morefriends in the states, I like to stop here. They have things for both keiki and adults. They do like supporting local businesses as well, so make sure to support them to support other local businesses too! How perfect!

Delightful place. Family owned and operated. started out at farmers market. Lots of good fruit…read more What is special tho is their Lilikoi Tapioca pudding and Lilikoi-Ginger drink. OMG how good can it get. Glad we stopped by.

We had dinner here st Waiholoku'i Garden the evening before we left the island. Our server helped…read moreis navigate dietary requirements and the burger I had sans bun due to being gluten-free was very delicious and satisfying.

We loved our visit to Lavaloha! It was great for kids--interesting, and not too long or too short…read more Plus, there's the chocolate tasting, and you get to support a small business, which is wonderful. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone visiting the Big Island

The guide was very informative, friendly and did a good job explaining how chocolate is brought to…read moreits finished form. We saw the trees and the areas where they dry the beans. The chocolate samples were pitifully small. No one in my party of 3 felt this was a good value. For the price of tour, they should give out one small bar (valued at $8). Prices in store are very high ($8 for a thin 3" square and $15 for a bar the size of a full graham cracker sheet).

Still a great place to eat, get your espresso fix and buy other goodies. Our go-to place to eat and…read morechill in the mornin Also, buy food here before flying home (way better than airport food, and packaged well). We like to come here for breakfast and eat their delicious PB&J Açaí bowl. Pairs well with their Lattes. Yummy. They have pastries and malasadas too. Pretty extensive menu. Lots of other items too, especially if you forgot something at home. Sunscreen, wine, other Etoh beverages, sodas, first aid stuff, clothes. If you need it, they probably have it. Lots of tables outside. Flowwater system here to refill your bottles. Shireen and others staff are super nice. Prices not too bad (right in the middle, not super inflated).

Coffee shop...deli/cafe...gift shop...Hualalai Trading Company is all of those things - it truly is…read morea general store offering a variety of treats to enhance your stay - if you don't want to leave the resort, you don't need to. They've got you covered with: -toiletries -sunscreen -wines -Aloha waterproof bags -local art and gift items -bags of local coffee beans -packaged salty and sweet snacks -cold canned/bottled beverages -and a deli/cafe Want a light breakfast, lunch, coffee, or snack? This is your option! We stopped in after workouts at the amazing fitness center nearby to grab iced lattes (highly recommend!), protein smoothies, yogurts, and overnight oats. They also offer ice cream, acai bowls, sandwiches, salads, freshly baked sweets, and more. I heard someone say that they ordered a full loaf of banana bread! Enjoy your treats outside on their lanai overlooking the bocce courts, or take your treats to go. On our travel-home day, we planned ahead (since the food options at Kona Airport are limited). We ordered chicken caesar wraps to go - tell the Trading Company team that you're flying and they will remove anything with seeds so that your food passes the airport's agriculture check. Love that!

Killing time waiting for dinner. If you want some bric-a-brac and knick knacks this is a convenient…read moreplace to go. The farmers market down the street is a little cheaper but this is open later if you really must have that dashboard dancing hula girl and a puka shell necklace.

Owner Joy is pleasant and very courteous! I'm a local, but have found nice, reasonably priced…read moreitems here! Check it out!

It is still open Tuesdays thru Saturdays. The business will not be shutting down until October…read more10th, so go down to this wonderful shop and support our local community!

Such a cute store. Friendly staff! I've bought two vintage kimonos in this store and want to go…read moreback again to get more!! I wished they were online!

Very pleased with the quality of print services from Island Photo. This is a really great Big…read moreIsland service, located in the new shopping mall in Pahoa. Worth the extra few miles drive but they also ship orders. On Saturdays, say hi to Stephen, a photographer who helps with the array of services and some very good photography for sale. I recommend them. Mahalo!

#25 for 2018 Walking…read moreinto Tanglewood is a stepping into a mystical world of wonder. First, Harry and Mouse, that's right a Mouse lives here. They are the most wonderous people you can meet with an interesting history of succesfull businesses from bakery to computer technology. Harry applies his grasp of physics and technology to the camera producing incredible art. You can see the love and feel the passion in each piece displayed. Self taught he has learned quickly his craft. I am always amazed and excited to see what he does next. When you reach the property, you walk through a gate to be greeted by Little, their not so little dog. To the right is their working studio doubling as their gallery. There are small prints to large prints. And, can go larger if you so desired. Mouse custom frames each masterpiece to perfection. It is a working studio. You may see where Mouse builds the frames. She may be putting the canvas onto the frames, stretching it. A few computers showing galleries of gorgeous pictures Harry is working on. A commercial printer to handle their work load, and large prints. It is easy to see Harry loves shooting the stars, waves and volcano. His shots of the milky way are breath taking. The volcano shooting clouds of lava and smoke are just incredible. The strength of the waves blanketed by the stars in the same frame, astounding. Please go see for yourself. Tanglewood is open every weekend. One Saturday a month, they have a potluck when all photographers are invited to join in a Saturday of sharing. Harry is willing to share not holding anything back. That makes him special when often information is protected like a secret. You can find his work on Amazon, through select stores and always in their home, Tanglewood Gallery. An interior designer is available. You can talk to Harry about that if that is a service you need. Note: Mouse is famous for creating scrap cookies out of Colorado so many years back. Many have tried to copy, imitate but her's is still #1. The story behind that is very interesting but that's best heard from her when you visit.