First time here, it's across the street and diagonal from Cinnamon's building. Much smaller than I…read moreexpected. Lots of handmade items and a few booths to purchase food or drinks. I did buy a hand painted dish cloth for $34 and a hand painted bag for $58. Both were tropical designed. Depends what you're looking for ie jewelry, wood work and there was also a Humane Society van with a line outside of it.

I just had my first experience at Aloha Home Market as a vendor and it was absolutely perfect!…read moreBefore that I hadn't done a public market so it was a great first-experience! I've just registered for my second event and I'm sure that I'd be choosing this market for anytime I pop-up on the East Side!

Super cure store to fulfill your Hawaiian souvenirs! Customizable photo frames, signs, magnets and…read moreetc. I could spend hundred of $ easily here. Customer service is great as well!

Interesting that service is different for different people…read more Went to the Ala Moana location today. The person at the register, an older gentleman, spent a considerable amount of time with a Japanese couple, purchasing items. He wrapped, taped, and carefully put items in a bag for them, and handed them their purchase. My turn, maybe it's because I'm in my tshirt and shorts, just a local ol' lady. He rings me up, tapes the plastic bag the item comes in off the shelf, and hands it to me. I didn't get asked if I needed a bag, as it is a gift I'm taking to Japan. I ask if he has a bag of sorts I can put that in? He asks, "such as?". I say, a small bag of sorts? He says, "well we have this brown paper bag, if you want?". Picks up a brown bag from behind the counter. I was done. I said no thanks. And walked away. Why such a difference in service? Maybe I needed to dress better, I'm not sure. I was a bit offended. Products are super cute, this was only my second time here.. I guess it'll be my last as well. So sad. By the way, my husband and I went to Kahala store yesterday, we bought something there. We thought the service was wonderful, the lady helping us was welcoming and helpful. Ala Moana, felt a bit discriminating.

I always love coming to this store when I'm at the airport in Hawaii. It's a great place to kill…read moresome time and browse local souvenirs you can take home for your family, or why not for yourself? I have brought home lots and lots of macadamia chocolate from here before. They also have some solid options if you need to grab bulk items for your family last minute, especially if you didn't get a chance to stop by Walmart or Costco beforehand (which are usually cheaper). If you're on a budget, though, I'd recommend skipping this place and stopping by Walmart or Costco before heading to the airport. I'll be honest, it's more of a window-shopping experience for me.

This store is conveniently located at the right once you've passed the Precheck security…read more The store has a lot of what you need as a tourist or visitor or simply purchasing some items for yourself or a gift for friends or loved ones. There's a variety of items available such as clothing, bags, stickers, locally made snacks, candies , cookies souvenirs and many more items to list. When in Hawaii, I make it a point to stop by to make a purchase of snacks and some items.

A souvenir shop that offers cute stuffs to purchase. Kids would love to roam around here. Prices…read morevaries and are mostly reasonable. They got Hawaiian Dolls sold here. Accessories like necklace, earrings & bracelets. They got goodies as well and even household essentials made in Hawaii. Customer service is okay. They are friendly. Be careful when buying things here. Check the quality and make sure it is not defective or else you'll end up with it and when you try to exchange they'll give you hard time. Mahalo for reading & happy juandering fellow Yeeps.

Just was racially profiled by her in this store. She literally followed me all around the store as…read moreI looked at items, and then turned to pretend she was examining something. A yt women came in & she completely ignored her. I confronted this woman about it asking if she thought I was stealing from her & she said yes she was following me and yes. If you ever come to Waikiki DON'T SHOP @ Hamilton Boutique.

Shopping in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii…read more.. My friend, Cece, from Northern California, sent me a post about the new Hello Kitty print which was arriving in July 3, 2026. I didn't think anything until she explained that the fresh, green, exclusive design is only available in a backpack, laptop sleeve, pencil case, and lunch bag... plus, it will only be shipped to Hawaii addresses with a minimum purchase of $200 to avoid shipping charges. Uhg... I pondered about what to get. Cece said the pencil case ($32) was on the small side. She went to the store and snapped a few photos with her hand for size comparison. Hmm... I decided on the lunch bag because it included a crossbody strap as well as a handle on the top. Cece stood in line for me and said that the salespeople were super kind and organized. She was first in line and got my bag for me. Later, I went when there was no line. The cozy shop was clean and bright and stocked well! Cashiers were smiling and helpful! I'm so happy with this quality, exclusive product! Thank you, Cece, for helping me with this decision!

Walked into this specific Aloha Collection store only to be met by the RUDEST customer service…read moresales associate. There were signs inside the store for discounted rates if you're willing to spend $150 or more, and being a fan of the brand I was ready to do so. I only wanted to confirm which bags are included (also stated on signs inside store to ask sales associate) and this girl gave so much bad attitude when getting asked about this store promo. To the store manager of this specific location (next to Moana Surfrider) , please don't hire sales associates who don't enjoy helping your customers because I was so turned off by this that I walked out the store without purchasing due to the service I received. Today is April 26, 2026, time around 4pm and she was wearing blue/green, long hair, islander girl. This definitely did not sit well with me that I had to immediately write this review.

Tiny shop on the left and outside the Moana Surfrider. Carries Cupie otherwise originally named…read moreKewpie dolls in various forms like blind boxes, key chains, tote bags, tshirts and more. Do you remember the doll in its birthday suit with a Dairy Queen like curl on the top of its head? They even have tanned ones. If you still have yours from bygone years it could be worth $900-$2000 per on line 2026 chart. Saw one employee behind the counter possibly waiting to ring up sales but she did welcome customers by saying Aloha. Doc was happy with her purchases.

***UPDATE*** I revisited this location when I came back to…read moreHonolulu and was so pleasantly surprised by their Hawaii Rilakkuma and Aloha Kewpie! The freaking sun tanned kewpie baby?!?! The florals with Rilakkuma?? I bought too much stuff bc it's Hawaii limited (how could I resist). My top favs are the kewpie tote and the my Rilakkuma plush!!! (And ofc a magnet, too cute to resist). I love the switch up!

A finely supplied stop on your way into Honolulu or on your way out of Hawaii…read more What makes Pages ahd Pages outstanding is not is elaborate selection of necessities and pleasures, it's the way Sam makes you feel... welcome and appreciated. This is unusual for an airport retail stop. It's usually fish 'em through and move it along. But here Sam goes far out of hus way to make every customer feel like they matter. I can't wait to come back to Hawaii but even more I can't wait to see Sam again. Thanks Sam. You're the greatest.

This sundries store near the A-gates in the Hawaiian Airlines terminal opens at 6am. Nowadays you…read moreneed to get to the airport early because of all this new changes and possible shut down of TSA happening often. Very inconvenient if you need to purchase something to drink . To make things worst the worker comes in around 10min prior and her computer don't wring she had to reboot. Don't you think if you're a worker you'll come to your station at least 15min or 30min to count your register and get everything settle . Looked like she just got to work . Here's another problem I encountered my brother in law was nice enough to offer to treat as long as I did the run to get drinks and snacks. I had to pay cash because the register screen was still rebooting so the same last had to use a manual scanner than she advised me sorry only cards . So that means I was treating my brother in law . So irritating the customer service sucked . Management should look into this matter and have workers get everything settle before they open the store and count their register and make sure computers are working . Not showing up just before opening the store and nothing working . I guess next time I need to buy my food at Burger King if I fly the early morning flight on Hawaiian Airlines. Burger King was already open when I got through the TSA check point . Just a friendly reminder to all you travelers if flying the early morning flight only Starbucks and Burger King is open in Terminal 1 none of the Pages &Pages sundry stores .

This is one of the two stores located at Aulani Resort. This store would be the higher end of the…read moretwo. While it's smaller, I could tell that they sold higher quality items. They sell clothes, sunglasses, mugs and Dooney x Disney bags. Some of their Dooney bags were 40% off. I also loved the matching family set of clothing they had on the mannequins at the front by the entrance.

So many exclusive Disney items here at Disney Aulani that's not sold online! When I went April '26…read morethey even had some items discounted like 40% off Aulani Dooney & Bourke items and 30% off Tommy Bahama items. We only bought stuff we were actually going to use and it was hard not to buy extra things because they were cute or exclusive. If you're a DVC member it's 10% off purchase. Bought: - Mickey Mouse wreath with sand dollars (cashier gave it in an unopened box which I put in a carry on bag grocery bag) - Plumeria Mickey light up necklace - Aulani sterling gold 18k bracelet - Leighton Lam Designs necklaces in plumeria, monstera, and hibiscus design (all online on brand site) - malie plumeria lotion was heavenly