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    4.1 (84 reviews)

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    $20 score.
    Crystal K.

    We came in on a Thursday afternoon (1.05.2023). I brought my mom here to buy some vinyls for her phonograph that I'd bought her for Christmas. I had heard this place was like Jelly's before, so I was excited to check it out. They've got tons of treasures to look through from vinyls, cd's, books, and more. Not only did my mom find some of what she'd been looking for, I found a copy of a Bible I had been eyeballing for only $20, normally costing almost $50, and in almost brand new condition. I totally recommend coming to Idea's for all kinds of used media treasures. Unlike some places in this area, across from Salt Kakaako, where it can be difficult to find parking, or you have to pay for parking.... Idea's is in a building across the street that has its own parking lot with ample stalls reserved specifically for their business! That's also a total plus for me, as I'm not one that gets too thrilled about coming to this part of town. We'll definitely be back again for more!

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    Dan A.

    Ideas is run by Norm from Jelly's; if you're into music and reading, then you remember the various locations of this establishment. Records (new and used) have been making a comeback but I primarily go for used CD's. I have an older vehicle hence the need for the trusty and hardy music CD. Picked up a few Metallica (great driving music) CD's over the last several months. This afternoon, I purchased greatest hits from The Stylistics and The Intruders; luv that Philly Soul.

    Glimpse at today's haul.
    Michael M.

    I was struggling with finding parking for that other music store in the area because it was almost Christmas. Luckily it led me to stumble upon Ideas. This is what a music store should be: mix of new and old, memorabilia, books, and knowledgeable staff. They also play a great mix of music in the store. I'll be sure to come here for crate digging, books by local authors, and perusing rare and collectible toys. Also check out the eclectic mix of postcards, posters, and much more near the registers and the front door.

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    Nadine C.

    Previously owned books, music, movies, and more! I had never heard of Idea's before my friend from first grade mentioned it. She had to say it a couple of times before I figured out what it was. One of her missions on this trip from Virginia is to find vinyl records for her daughter - mostly Hawaiian music and songs that we listened to when we were her daughter's age... Haha! Using GPS, we found Idea's in a strip mall between Singer Sewing Machine and One Love Church on Auahi Street. There's a free parking lot right in front! We entered the neatly organized store and easily found the Hawaiian sections for music and books. I even saw an area for comics and movies! My friend found some really great deals! She bought so many records that the cashier gave her a tote bag for free! I think the bag is usually about $6. Whoa! Score! Anyway, I highly recommend Idea's if you are looking for second hand movies, books, and music! Just bring your own bag in case you're just getting a couple of items!

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    Janice Q.

    This store has so many books, records, DVDs, comics, anime, etc crammed into this store you might feel slightly claustrophobic! Not that I am complaining lol. I absolutely loved it! Being there, I felt like I had walked through time and entered a giant treasure trove haha! They have so many VINTAGE items here. I really enjoy books from the past, and this store is a collectors delight! The prices are a bit higher than other used bookstores, probably since they have items you won't find anywhere else though. I will definitely be back multiple times to browse what I didn't get to see this time around.

    Tiffany Y.

    Probably it's because this store brings such a nostalgic feel of Jelly's and Tower Records that makes me want to roam in this store as long as I can because you honestly can get lost in exploring the entire store. I ventured here to kill time before my appointment that was nearby and as soon as I stepped in, I zeroed in on how the store was bursting at the seams with vinyl albums, CD's, and cassette tapes. As I walked towards the back, to the left side was a section for collectible comics. The rest of the back was overflowing with books that I'm pretty sure you won't find at Barnes and Nobles as some of the books were classics to include collectors items. I wanted to buy a book but I couldn't settle on one and I was pressed for time. All I know is that this isn't my last time visiting because I'll be back to take my time in the book section. Note: Their children's section is extensive if you're looking for your favorite childhood books Recommend: Highly Staff: Friendly and non-intrusive

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    Abigail R.

    This is one of the best record stores I've been to, it has so many great picks and books! 10/10 recommend.

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    The lady working there has a poor attitude. Their stuff is overpriced. I'm surprised they can keep the lights on.

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    Nice place to browse around. They have good sales. Check their out their specials by checking out their website

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    Great service, lovely people. Good selection of older music (50-80's) at very reasonable prices

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    I love this bookstore! It's like a book sale everyday and this store is better than all those book…read moresale events! Even the annual McKinley one! This bookstore is located at the bottom level of the Hawaii Kai Public Library. You'll walk by it from the parking lot. Their hours are 1230-430pm Monday, 10am-430pm Tuesday-Thursday, 930am-3pm on Saturday, and closed Friday and Sunday. There are so many great deals, and great finds. They have monthly and daily deals (50% off certain types of books or dvds), and a quarterly 50% off everything sale. I have found quite a few difficult to find items here and many great deals. I need to thank the individuals who donate their precious items, the staff and volunteers who work here that always keeps the store clean, well-stocked, organized, and always provide friendly and top-notch service. All the money earned here goes straight to the public library!

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    10.1 mi
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    Super nostalgic to see a bookstore like this still existing in today's modern time. With the…read moreadaptation of technology and online books I never thought that a store like this would still exist! They had a ton of literature books at every single book and cranny of this store and it was substantial. I saw an old Aesop Fables book that I read when I was younger on the shelves as well - very nostalgic. I'm more of a manga girl so I didn't really see too much nooks that interested me - but if you're really into hardcore literature than this place is definitely it. They had so much books categorized and it felt a bit overwhelming - yet I liked it. I love the smell of books when you walk in, very comforting. I love physical books as well so shops like these are a gem. Had people manning the cashier but mostly just people browsing around enjoying the selection of books. Did not see the price range, but I would assume it is standard in comparison to B&N pricing.

    This store is huge in the amount of books it has. It's like your great grandpas library full of…read moredifferent books scattered everywhere, but in some sense of crazy Order, if that makes any sense, your ADHD brain could either be really activated or it could be overstimulated Price is vary. They're all over the place, but there is so much to choose from. The service here is really good unfortunately there was a lady here that tried to use a "" gift certificate that did not work and she was not very polite to the staff The staff handled it really well and they were still polite back, although it made for an uncomfortable experience everybody just carried on, and she proceeded to yell at people behind her as well. Some people just are having a day sometimes. I loved how many things there were to look at I unfortunately had to also think about the fact that I was gonna be flying home with weight but if you're a book lover, definitely stop by and give this place a look at

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    Idea's Music and Books - vinyl_records - Updated July 2026

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