If you are an drinker and you like to drink alcohol Kadota Liquor is a place to go and buy your…read morealcohol. The workers are friendly and helpful.

Best and most complete liquor store in Hilo, hands down. The staff know their stuff and you'll get…read moreindividual attention if you want it (ie if you need help selecting a wine to match your dinner). Or if you just need to grab a quick drink, you'll be in and out in no time. Stop by next door to grab a swirl ice cream cone while you're there.

Convenient but expensive but what options do you have. It ain't Oahu. Good for a small drink or soread more

Got all your essentials and very convenient for hotel guests. Very nice people. Opens at 8:30read more

Kamuela Liquor Store is one the of reasons I look forward to when visiting the Waimea Cherry…read moreBlossom Festival, not because I am an alcoholic but I just LOVE alcohol!! Kamuela Liquor Store has been in business for over 80 years, the signage on the glass window has 78 years but I confirmed with the kind lady staff that helped me twice this past Saturday, is family owned liquor store located in Kamuela on Hawaii Belt Road, parking is next to the store which is a great thing and offers an impressive selection of wines, spirts, sake, and craft beers, they have a unique offering of cheeses, meats, olives, snacks, some groceries and dips. Staff was very helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable with my questions on wines and recommendations. They also have weekly wine/sake tasting on weekends. I usually stop here to grab my alcohol for the hotel stay and I saw some great deals, close out deals. I purchased 4 bottles and went back to grab a few more bottles, before we drove back to Hilo, during my most recent visit. Luckily the 6 bottles made it back to Oahu safely. It was such a great deal, a close out deal at $6.99, the only regret is not purchasing the last 6 bottles that were left. It was an Oregon wine which I always wanted to try when I was @ Portland but didn't have the chance to. ( Happy Dance) Check out Kamuela Liquor Store, such a GEM, hole in the wall, at Kamuela and worth the one hour drive too!

Amazing selection for such a little store. I love that this place exists and it's always fun to…read morebrowse what they have on their shelves. The wine tasting events are tons of fun and quite educational.

Best burger I ever had...still dreaming of it while I'm asleep in AZ! Think if I ever go back to…read morebig island, this would be one place I make sure I stop at again!

Visting from Germany. Friends warned us about this over priced grease house. I would not recommend…read more Over priced. Grandaughter had sandwhich that was old. We asked about refund but was ignored. Not good buisness, Germany we don't do this

Great selection of hard to find spirits. If you can't find it here, you're unlikely to find on the…read moreisland.

Alex is a gem! He helped me after a disastrous experience at a competitor's business. Ultimately,…read morethe other guy did me a huge favor: Westside Wines has a fantastic selection, genuine customer service, and reasonable prices. Plus, potato chips from Spain! What more could you ask for in a wine shop? Mahalo, Alex!!

The sandwiches were simply amazing! Highly recommend!!!! The BLT and the tri tips! The store is…read moredelightful and needless to say the service and staff are wonderful!

Quite possibly one of the best sandwiches I've ever eaten. The tri tip was absolutely amazing, as…read morewas the BLT. This market is an absolute gem.

This was not only the worst retail experience in all my years living in Hawai'i, it was the worst…read moreshopping experience ever. I don't say that lightly, nor am I exaggerating. When I came into the shop, the owner was helping the only other customer there. I walked around and found some bottles of what I was looking for in the back, where a woman was wrapping baskets. She made no eye contact with me, and didn't offer a greeting. I remained in the back for over five minutes, repeatedly looking at her and trying to get her attention, but she refused to engage. I returned to the front, where the owner had finished cashing out that one customer and was chatting with him. He made no acknowledgement of my existence for at least another five minutes. The other customer then left and the owner finally asked what he could do for me. I said that I just wanted some help. He told me that it was a very busy time of year (note: at this point I was the only customer in the shop, previously there were two, including myself), and that I need to have patience. This felt like a highly passive aggressive thing to say. But I desperately wanted a certain liqueur for my husband, so I ignored the comment and checked out the bottles. He left me in the back to help another customer. By the time I returned to the cash register with my bottle of choice, he had just started to cash her out. A "she's been waiting, would it be okay if I assist her" might have been nice and what I would have done but I let that slide too. The customer left and he started cashing me out. Being one who's both honest and upfront, I told him that I understand both being busy and patient, I'm an elementary school teacher with Hawai'i DOE; the customer service was deeply lacking, and that I had thought the woman in the back didn't even work there, but rather was a volunteer. He repeated his line about it being a busy time of year (at this point I think there were three customers, including myself, but not including the distributor near the register). I said something to the effect of, "too busy wrapping baskets to even greet a customer," and reminded him of my very busy job. The owner then asked me to leave. As I was walking out I heard him tell the distributor that this had never happened before, but if you look through previous reviews, there are complaints about this woman. Ultimately the owner did me a huge favor. The bottle I was going to buy retails for $45-$52, he was selling it for $79. Another bottle that he was listing for $87, a competitor had for $64. Extremely greedy in addition to rude? All of DOE will hear about this experience!

Stopped in here on a way from the airport to see about getting some wine for the week, given I love…read moregood Italian wines and not many places have large selection on the island. The woman there was so unfriendly, didn't even say hello, so we ended up leaving. Given the wine selection and most likely this being a small owner shop, one would have thought the customer service would be much better...

Just a little store but clean and the people there were super nice. We went in looking for aloe,…read morethey unfortunately didn't have any, but the lady and guy offered to cut us fresh aloe from a plant in the back. They literally did! It was awesome!

Great local mart that was minutes from our vacation rental at Kona Magic Sands. Staff were friendly…read moreand I was able to pick up tampons and some snacks.

KTA had everything I needed My husband can only have liquid…read moreto eat They have many varieties of broth Single serving soups there variety of miso soups are amazing single serving Cubes just add water Protein drinks have many varieties And on sale . I am very thankful as he's able to eat soft food they have many choices . The manager and staff always kind and helpful. They carry items that no one eles carries . All employees greet you and make you feel comfortable. Thank you

Wanted to make sure we stopped here before we headed back to the airport…read more Usually we shop at the Hilo KTA if we are visiting but even there many of our food favorites from 40 yeas ago are no more. Looked for Franks Foods pupu rockets, lavosh and Kogen, even Atebara Chips but none to be found. I did see Maebo chips and Amano fish cake that are sold in Oahu. Ahhh those years of camping down the beach, Bird Park, Liliuokalani Park are just memories. Even three of our group back then have passed on. I'm glad we lived in Hilo for 6 years after we got married. Those really were the good ol' days.