Went to that address and never found it. Even tried to look on the back side of the building and…read morestill couldn't find it - it's this place even in business anymore?

My mainland daughter was home for a visit and one of her patients asked her to bring her a mu'u…read more She didn't want to charge the lady so off to Salvation Army we went! I love to support what they do in our community! They help out so many less fortunate. We found a nice mu'u at a great price plus a Jams World for my daughter and an Aloha shirt for my son! Check it out. You never know what might be there.

Great place to donate and pass on good used items to others to keep them out of the landfill. Have…read morea lot of good stuff although it may need some tinkering etc. Great value, great workers and service. Have came back often for donating and buying!

The Thrift store is good. I donated some stuff. If you go to donate a TV (because throwing a TV…read moreaway is difficult here) then you have to have the remote with you or they won't take it. Like most businesses here,you can't call them and if they have a website it's probably vague and organized poorly. Same for the Dump. You have to drive all the way over there to get the 411.

I made a project through yelp in regards to wanting a couch gone. It had sent my request to a…read morehandful of companies, however Junk Authority Hawaii was something i was able to afford and their communication during the process was great! When Mark and Steven arrived, we informed them we couldn't fit the couch through the two doors (entrance door to complex and entrance door to our unit) because it was so close. We let them know we brought it in through the window. They first wanted to try fitting the couch through the two doors and let me tell you! They managed to get that couch out both doors like a piece of cake! (That's why they do what they do ) They were so quick, I personally couldn't believe what just happened, because I really thought the couch wasn't going to fit out those doors. To sum everything up, I HIGHLY recommend Junk Authority Hawaii for any furniture removal needs!! Thank you guys

I highly recommend Junk Authority Amanda is amazing…read more Very professional and kept me updated on time of pickup The two gentlemen that came was Very friendly and quick Thank you Junk Authority you will be the one I call when needed

They were helpful, had nice items, not junk. Give kids free items at times. Love this store and…read moreworkers!

Change your hours on Apple Maps. It says your open on Sunday.. drove all the way over here and…read morethey're not even open.

This place had excellent reviews on Yelp so we decided to visit. It was full of items, however the…read moreselection was not totally great. The prices were super cheap though and I would probably come back if I lived in Kona I needed to get something handy for the house. As far as tourists go though, I would recommend you go to the Goodwill down the block. It's much bigger and has a really good selection of clothes. The prices are also less expensive than Goodwill in the San Francisco Bay Area. The highlight of visiting 4Good Thrift is the gay bar with an outdoor patio right next door called MY BAR. It was only 1 PM so we didn't go in, but we were surprised and heartened to randomly see a large gay bar waving two pride flags out front.

If my luggage wasn't so full with other goodies, I would have splurged on some really great pieces…read moreat this thrift store. Location was hard to find at first since there is no signage, but once you walk in you are greeted with an extensive selection of jewelry, clothes, knick-knacks, and other pieces of furniture. My boyfriend was amazed at how many antique sports cards he found. Clothes were reasonably priced! Do not expect anything of the highest quality here: it's a damn thrift shop. Come open minded and purchase your next golden piece here!

When traveling I check out the local thrift stores. This one was the best we shopped at from Kona…read moreto Hilo. They had a sale, don't know if it is all the time, $3 for 3 tops or shorts that don't have tags and half off tagged clothes. Bargain! We walked from our condo nearby. The parking is limited and tight. Definitely check it out. Benefits hospice care.

I love this thrift store. I can't wait to go back to Kona to go here again. They have a great lies…read moreand the people are just great thank you.

quality clothing, good housewares selection current books…read moregood prices friendly attentive staff beautiful garden next door a little gem of store Check it out! 5 stars

Great thrift store but shame on them for closing before posted closing time. Would love for them to…read morefollow their posted business hours.

I was next door at the Gypsea Gelato shop and decided to stop in after I finished my dessert…read more Outdoors they have stuff overflowing in bins from fresh dropoffs. So you'll have to do some digging for stuff outside. Inside, it is a home with each room converted to a collection of items (i.e. kitchenware, women's clothes/shoes, men's clothing/shoes, children's etc.) organized on racks or shelves. It seems like lots of locals frequent this spot and regularly donate and purchase their items. Which are reasonably priced. I ended up buying a few simple tank tops and they averaged about $1.25 or $1 each. That's why they've apparently been in business for over 20 years said the owner. She was nice and generous too - even said I could grab some lemons or squash from her garden (which were in a box) at the front of the store near the exit.

I've been here many times and I've never experienced anything like the others have. The owner has…read morealways been nice to me and offers me free bread every time I stop by. The place is a bit disorganized so if you're not afraid of doing a little digging then this might be worth it to check out. Lots of little rooms to go in, nothing is priced, but nothing I've brought to the counter was ever priced over $3. Overall I really like this place.