This store has very cute items to bring home as souvenirs. Everything was nice and we certainly…read morecould have bought more. Staff was super friendly and talkative.

Nice small store in the center of Lana'i City and next to the Richard's Market and Pine Isle…read moreMarket. The owner Patricia is very nice and loves to take time to have a good conversation with you and get to know you as well as share great stories of the Pineapple Isle. Plus, there are nice souvenir shirts, fleece sweaters and other locally-made gifts. Prices are reasonable for Lana'i. Because it is a small building, Hula Hut can get rather crowded at times, but there is plenty of parking out front and nearby.

Please make time to visit the Lanai cultural in Heritage Center while you are on the island. The…read moresmall museum is so important and will teach you so much about the history and culture of this unique island . Nicely laid out exhibits that will give you the history of the pineapple plantation and culture of Lana'i. The staff is super knowledgeable and welcoming. They are a nonprofit so make sure you leave a donation to help support this very important piece of the city's history.

So glad I was able to stop by the Lana'i Cultural & Heritage Center during the short amount of time…read moreit was open that particular day. Interesting artifacts and history behind Lana'i, including information on the Dole pineapple fields. It's a nice small museum overall.

Great selection. Good quality brands. Very nice staff. Would definitely buy from again.read more

Interesting mixed experience at this shop. There's only 2 shops for gifts in the city. Items here…read moreare on the trendier side but honestly the shop-clerk/boss was not the nicest. She was outright passive-aggressive and bordering on unhinged. She snapped at us to not open the shirts, saying they're up on the wall if we want to see what they look like. It made us not want to touch anything. Then she told another customer who was looking at another set of shirts: "these designs are so old. I told Genna(?) to get some new ones in. Nobody wants these." That doesn't really make you want to buy a shirt for anyone special right. The kicker was when she said "why is everyone coming here today? everyones looking for an outfit to wear for graduation. So last minute! Not me, I'd have something ready 20 days before." The other clerk seemed to try to save the day by saying "we like it when we're busy." Our crew exited right away. Not the Aloha spirit IYKWIM.

To my surprise, one of the best gift shops I've seen on any island. Not fancy, and a strange mix…read more There's a surprisingly great selection of books about Hawaii, both limited print no -fiction and also a large rack of really nice kids books--stories and interactive books like coloring books and search books. It's called an import store but there's also a bit of local crafts. The prices aren't inexpensive, but it's nice to support local and there's stuff you can't get anywhere else.

I wanted to buy some souvenirs and also leave some money on the island (to help them fight off the…read morecruise lines). As we browsed through the window, Imports Gift Shop - A Touch of Molokai seemed like the place. Maybe this is about as close as Molokai gets to a department store, and it's open every day from 9:00 till 5:00 pm or so, except for Sunday. Lots of bright natural sunlight inside. There are a lot of things in here, but the store is not cluttered. Clothes (dress-up and casual), shoes, housewares, jewelry, accessories, candles, Hawaiiana, arts and crafts, souvenirs and lots more. I bought a wood serving tray for my mother that looked Hawaiian with its flower pattern (she will never know it was made in China unless she reads this). Found for myself a Take It Easy - Molokai t-shirt for myself as Proof of Life. That t-shirt beat out one other with a picture of a dog that said: Molokai Dog - no fence - no leash - no problem. Very cool. The prices for things seemed reasonable and the staff (family?) were friendly. Ala Malama Avenue is pretty much the only real commercial street on the island that we saw, but we didn't go into the residential area near the airport. There are not too many stores here, but they seem to cover what you need. Didn't see a furniture store though, but there has gotta be one around somewhere. I'm sure if you lived here there are all kinds of things absent from the island. However, I saw a postcard here that said: paradise is sometimes measured by the things that are missing.

We were sent here by an amazing woman named "Auntie" ? …read more..... We met the most incredible couple and owners of this place. They helped us design a beautiful Hawaiian hat for our son. I bought a couple of super cool Hawaiian shirts for myself, which I been wearing since we got back! They made us feel like we were friends! We will definitely come back...

Wailani was so nice, this is why they call Moloka'i the friendly isle. She helped me find a unique…read moreto Moloka'i souvenir, a pair of beautiful lauhala earrings. She also has some beautiful print wear! I'm hoping to get my next hula dress from them soon! Mahalo!!!

Noticed a few local artists whose works are sold here. Prices seem on par with the rest of Hawaii.read more

Elephant Walk is a cute little store along Front Street. We popped in here on several occasions…read moreduring our recent visit to Maui. One thing that is really great about this store is their selection of affordable jewelry and sterling silver rings. I bought a cute, three-flower ring from here. Whilst on our honeymoon, my husband lost his wedding band in the ocean. He was lucky to find an attractive, temporary replacement sterling silver band from here for about $20. Rings are priced from around $15 - $22. There is also a nice selection of other souvenirs and gifts. Worth a stop in! (Also, the gent behind the jewelry counter gave us some great suggestions on dining and drinks.)

If you're in Lahaina looking for souvenirs to take back home, don't pass on this store. We were…read moresearching for something to get my cousin who just recently had a child. We came across the cutest little onesie's with charachters like Life is Good. The brand is Earth Nymphs. The products are actually made in Australia and this was the first time I've come across them. Very cool. Stylish & fun. Highly recommend this store, very reasonably prized too.

Wanted to express how sorry I am for the tragedy that struck Lahaina, and Sargent's. Not only fine…read moreart, but fine people as well. And I'll fondly remember the piano in the entranceway, that musicians from all over the world (including myself) used to stop in, sit down and play a tune or two. The likes of Steven Tyler, Michael MacDonald, and countless more. Wishing the staff of Sargent's all the love and luck in getting a new place rebuilt soon. God bless.

One of the most magical places on Front St! Gloria helped me pick out a beautiful moonstone ring…read morepiece! The customer service is impeccable & I would %100 recommend!