My husband ordered the ahi belly plate and I ordered the mahi-mahi fish sandwich. The fish was so…read moregreat and my hubby even saw a fisherman delivering a whole Ahi

Love the upgrade to the larger store. They are all about cultivating the Hawaiian culture through…read morelauhala weaving and not only have hats for sale but also have the materials to make them. I'm not sure I'll ever get to learning to dry, prep, strip, and weave the hala into a mat or purse or some amazing ornaments...but I'll admire and buy them all day. Same goes for the earrings, soaps, sustainable living goodies and clothing.

The owner of this new Hilo Consignment store hasan incredible good eye and HIGH standards for the…read moremerchandise that he will carry and sell to his customer. Welcome Chris.....and Aloha! A recent shopper and consignor

Went in there after having a burger down the road. He has many different odds and ends …read more Interesting lil shop. He is very informative about what he has so ask if you see something that you like. I found some beautiful antique earrings . I love them! Go visit his shop . You will enjoy talking to Chris especially if your curious !

I was in downtown Hilo and went looking for gifts for the better half. This place was around the…read morecorner so I went to check it out. This is more of a traditional knickknack store than true antiques; everything is dirty and most of it isn't worth the prices. I asked the cashier if they had anything I was looking for and got a stupid grin and a shake of the head like those were ridiculous requests. I took a walk around looking through everything and didn't notice a lot of local flavor or anything unique. I definitely have to put the emphasis on the "and Stuff" part of the name.

In all honesty everything in the store is not really antiques. Some things are just labeled as…read moreantiques just to fill up the store. Regardless it's a cool find just to see what they sell. Some people can shop for vintage stuff for their "aesthetic" looks. Just move around carefully because you don't want to knock something over and end up buying it broken.

Very small shop that offers a little bit of antiques, some jewelery, and a whole lotta coins. He…read moreclaims he has low overhead, so he can pay top dollar for your old coins (he buys & sells). Antiques range from classic Americana and pop culture to vintage Hawaiian/Hawaiiana collectibles that are displayed on shelves against the wall and some under glass. Friendly old haole guy who's really nonchalant, will greet you when you walk and tell you, "Lemme know if you need help." I like that he wasn't hovering or too attentive since I like to take my time browsing around.

The owner was very knowledgeable about each of his pieces he's curated for his shop, from big…read morefurniture pieces to each single vinyl he handpicked from his explorations. His pieces are reasonably priced. If you do your research on any piece you are interested in his store, you'll find that it's similarly priced online as well. Even if you aren't looking to buy, it's a very pleasant experience to browse in-store.

I frequent downtown often for shopping and passed their store front one day saying to myself "I…read moreneed to check this place out." I was pleased with the great selection of antiques as well as great pricing. Met Michelle who we had a great chat with. A very passionate and lively person. It's nice when a shop owner has great personality and loves to share their enthusiasm. Will definitely be returning regularly.

Great selection of items. Several warehouses of stuff at this location, so be sure to peruse all of…read morethem. The quality is good and looks handmade from Indonesia, be sure to check drawers, joints, stain, etc for variations and faults from shipping. Closed Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. $15 fee for loading assistance but many of the pieces could be moved with a friend or on your own if they are the right size/shape. Tim checked us out and was very sweet and helpful getting us squared away. Ron was so kind and helped load items, providing cardboard to keep things from bumping into one another. Both gentlemen were so nice and helpful. We'll be back for future furniture needs! We're lucky to have a furniture store like this in Hilo!

On July 18th 2023 I went into the bamboo & teak furniture store in Hilo to pick up a table and…read morechairs for a friend that I had referred. The friend that purchased the furniture told them I would be down that morning to pick it up. When I got there, I made contact with a female employee that had been cruising around on an electric scooter. The female employee told me that the table was in a storage bay at the end of the building and the chairs were in a shipping container on the other end of the parking lot and that there was a $15 loading fee. I told her that my two daughters and I could load the furniture if she could bring it out. Her and another employee went down to the bay where the table was, and removed it from a stack of tables and set it just outside the bay door. She said here you go and again told me the chairs were in the shipping container at the other end of the parking lot, before walking away. We carried the table the entire length of the building back to my truck and then had to retrieve all six chairs from the shipping container. After loading all of the furniture, I found the female employee wandering around the store with what appeared like nothing to do except trying to look busy. We were the only customers there and the parking lot was empty. I asked her if the owner of the business was around. She told me that he wasn't working that day and rudely asked what I needed. I calmly explained that from a customer point of view, I shouldn't have to gather all of the furniture that was ordered. I told her that I felt that the furniture should've been in one area for me to load up. I also told her that I had never had a furniture company charge to help wrap and load furniture. She told me she was too busy to help me wrap and load, yet wasn't helping any other customers and to me was just wandering around trying to look busy. She told me that she didn't have time to baby every customer that comes into the store, and that we were lucky to even have a place to shop for furniture. She also told me they barely survived Covid. I told her that over the last year I had easily spent several thousand dollars and referred many people to their business and from a customer point of view this wasn't the proper way to treat customers. She told me that she didn't care and didn't need my money. I told her that if Covid hadn't taken them out of business, her attitude surely would. I also told her she shouldn't act like they are the only furniture store on the island because there are other places to shop. She told me good, shop somewhere else. I assured her that I would be shopping elsewhere and would be speaking to the owner. During my conversation with her I never raised my voice or got rude yet she was very rude and repeatedly interrupted me while I was speaking. I made several attempts to contact Mike the owner and never received a call back. I don't know what happened to this business. It used to be awesome you would buy furniture, they would have it wrapped and ready for you they would help you load it and often I would give them 10 or $20 as a tip. I try and support local businesses anytime that I can, but when treated like this by an employee, I will not go back and will not recommend them to anyone.