This place was great! The employees were super friendly. My oldest daughter ended up finding a…read morebeautiful necklace that she purchased. Extra bonus, it also came with earrings. Prices were reasonable and she ended up finding herself new jewelry to wear at the luau we attended!

Located in Coconut Marketplace, this store offers souvenirs where you can purchase in a very…read morereasonable price. From Aloha shirts to accessories you can always find something for someone. I love how you have lots of choices here and the variety is pretty competitive from other stores. Customer service is good. They are friendly and the owner is I must say just - okay. They greeted you upon entering and you can even asked discount and if they like you they'll give you one. If not, stick on their tag baby. This is such a convenient place as this is just next to other souvenir shops, convenient stores & restaurants. Parking space is available and pretty plenty so nothing to worry that much. Mahalo for reading & happy juandering fellow Yeeps.

The cutest children's boutique. Every shelf is merchandised to perfection. I want to buy…read moreeverything! Prices are great and the service was phenomenal. I'm from the mainland but I will shop online for sure

super great service! very cool store and super cute! totally going back soon. not overpaying on…read moreanything.

Small store but every bit of space is used efficiently! It's a good place for gifts and souvenirs,…read moreI feel prices are comparable to ABC stores if not a dollar or two better. Other than magnets and small items with words like Aloha or Hawaii on them, this store has useful items like sunblock and waterproof phone cases and chargers for travelers. I bought a colorful and lightweight sarong for $12.55! Great store to spend a few minutes waiting for one of the many boat charters to take you to the Napali coast.

I popped in here while at the harbor area for a boat tour. We were advised to take a windbreaker,…read morehoodie or light jacket along as the temperature on the water drops after sunset and I had forgotten mine. I ended up getting a hoodie, which was predictably expensive at a souvenir shop at $60, but was a cute design I would actually wear again and good quality. The space is packed with gift items, including a whole room of clothing from hoodies to t-shirts and swimming attire. Magnets, carved wood figurines, jewelry and other items are in the first room. Wide variety of items to choose from, so if you haven't find just the right thing to take home to someone, you'll probably find it here. There's also a lot of items like sunblock and water proof phone cases for those who are headed out on the water or to the beach. Note: No returns, refunds, etc per posted signage.

10/18/23 Still on the hunt for our sign for having guests leave their shoes before entering our…read moreabode...and I thought this place would have it. Nope. We've passed by this shop over a few dozen times over the years & decided to give it a go. The items are handmade from the Koa tree that is found in Hawaii. There are pens, jewelry, bags/purses, wallets, key chains, cutlery, ornaments, vases, kitchen items & other curious artwork displayed for sale. Candace was manning the shop & she was so friendly & welcoming. She even suggested a lady who might be able to create what we're looking for. This lady works from home & has a website (Tropical Isle Music). I love to support local businesses & Candace was so charming, I bought a couple of Aloha Hula girl ornaments & a pineapple (see photo) ornament. There's a few spaces for parking that it shares with Mankoa & a granola shack. It was lovely speaking with Candace, who I learned is actually half Filipino & half Japanese, born & raised in Kaua'i. Her grandfather was one of the first Filipinos who arrived from the Philippines to work in the plantations in Hawaii. It's always interesting to learn about people & their heritage. I'm very pleased with the experience & my purchases at this shop

Beautiful handmade Kauai treasures! I bought a bracelet and…read morea rosary for a friend I'm always looking for unique gifts for friends and family.

This place is bottom of the barrel. You'll find nicer items at the same cost, if not cheaper, down…read morethe way at The Red Hibiscus. The clothes are OLD. Most of them are STAINED and filthy. The prices are ridiculous for what is being sold. I absolutely will never step foot in here again. Red Hibiscus or the shops down on Kohio Highway in Kapa'a are 10/10. Especially compared to this dump. The staff is rude, as well. At least the older white lady was.

We've been looking all over the island for some gifts to bring back home and found all of them…read morehere. The lady at the shop was extremely helpful and sweet. The selection is great with a little bit of everything. 10/10 recommend if you're looking for some great souvenirs/trinkets.

Amazing shop with amazing staff. Their pride flags drew us in, and we left with some nice souvenirs…read moreand stuff. Selection of reusable straws if you're tired of the crappy paper straws on the island. Great shop worth stopping at if you're passing through Kapa'a.

I do not like posting negative reviews however I left feeling bummed about this experience. I've…read morebeen searching for a sarong for the last 4 days or so and was hopeful this store would have one. Shortly after entering the store, we overheard what I would presume would be the owner complaining to customers about how her store was in debt from back rent during the first year of the pandemic. Okay, odd to disclose this info to customers. After the customers leave, I go up and ask her if she has any sarongs and she lets me know she hasn't had them for awhile due to the pandemic. I understand the supply chain issues going on right now. So then I ask if she knows any places nearby that would carry any and she lets me know, "I haven't shopped since before the pandemic so I wouldn't know." Her tone was unsettling and as a small business, you would think she could name 1 or 2 spots locally that would most likely carry it but no, she suggests Amazon. No thanks. Come to find out, we walk next store to Island Hemp and Cotton and lo and behold! Sarongs! We did buy a couple souvenirs from Aloha From Kauai but the vibe in there wasn't the best.

Excellent gift shop. Best on the island. Plenty aloha from Aunty Carmen. She my angel. Many gifts…read moreand great prices too! Safe great parking and located next to Mc Donald's for a snack u can only get in Hawaii. My go to place for gifts for my Ohana

This was the best place. You can skip the big name store across the street and just go to Red…read moreHibiscus. The selection was great and honestly better In some areas, along with cheaper prices. The AC worked making shopping easier and the woman running the front was super friendly. I believe this will be our new stop for our vacations.

We just came back from Kauai and visited this store among many others. Hubby wanted to grab a…read moresouvenir from here so we went on our last day, unfortunately, we arrived too late as all the stores were already closed for the night. I ended up calling them when we got home to inquire about the items my husband saw and they graciously sent me photos to pick from. I placed my order and they will be shipping them to to us. Looking forward to getting them! We appreciate them accommodating us! Thank you!

located in the coconut marketplace, nakoa has souvenirs and other knick knacks that you can…read morepurchase. they have tshirts, shorts, slippers also for your beach needs. on another note, it is sad how empty coconut marketplace is. we asked the employees why there weren't many stores. she told us that the hurricane of 1992 was really bad. for the past twenty years, they've still been recovering since everyone moved out. things may get better...hopefully.