Oshima is a cool little shop we accidentally came across it going to the liquor store a few doors…read moredown. They have a good selection of nice clothes and gear that most other shops don't have. The service was very friendly as well.

Wrong customer service. Worker claimed tshirts were $10...Wrong....cashier charged $22. WTF!read more

I have a love hate relationship with Ross. Love the deals but the management (stock of inventory,…read morelack of cashiers) is subpar. Today (2:30 p.m. on a Thursday), I went in to return an item and had to wait in line for 11 minutes. They used to have a dedicated line for returns but looks like they couldn't spare one of three cashiers they have. Maybe add a fourth so people don't have to wait in line for 11 minutes? Today was a 1/5 stars. Poor management/scheduling of cashiers. Too long of a wait in line.

For any tourists visiting-- this Ross is an underrated spot to get some souvenirs that are priced…read morevery well! You can get what you need-- sunglasses, Hawaiian-themed outfits, souvenirs such as tote bags, cups, flower hair clips, bracelets, aprons, blankets, floor mats, kitchen mats, etc for a really good price compared to other shops designated for souvenirs! Came here on our last day in Hawaii and was pleasantly surprised at the collection and the staff were well-staffed and efficient! Easy parking lot to park at! If you need anything for your trip like luggages or swimwear, I highly recommend. For specific brands of sunscreen or skincare, you're better off looking at the closest drug store because it's not too organized in that section.

Top notch customer service, reasonable prices, great variety of styles. Love this store!read more

Great boutique with unique ladies clothing. I try to visit when they get new items. You need to…read morevisit both stores as they each have different items. For ladies who like at Chicos, you will love this store. They are even nicer & emit the island feel.

We drove to Kona to find Hilo Hattie - it was not where it was 10 years ago on our last visit - it…read moreis now in a tiny maybe 1200 square foot store in an old open air mall next to the Ocean. It was mostly clothing and very little of the souvenir items that we expected. The only person running the store was very nice and chatted with us for a while - we left feeling sad that it is no longer the grand experience that it used to be

Beautiful fabric, shirts, dresses. Children, Womans Mens clothing. I love shopping at Hatties…read moreeverytime I visit Hawaii.

A true gem in Holualoa…read more The Shop in Holualoa is hands-down one of the most beautiful and thoughtfully curated women's boutiques in the Kona district. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the intention behind every detail--warm, elevated, and effortlessly stylish. The space itself is stunning, but what truly sets it apart is the impeccable curation of pieces: timeless, flattering, and unique without trying too hard. Jada has an incredible eye. Every item feels carefully chosen, versatile, and high-quality--pieces you'll reach for again and again, whether you're dressing for island life, a night out, or something in between. Nothing feels mass-produced; it's all chic, modern, and perfectly suited for Hawaiʻi. If you're in Holualoa (or anywhere on the Big Island, honestly), The Shop is a must-stop. It's the kind of boutique that makes you feel inspired, confident, and excited about getting dressed. Supporting a local, woman-owned business that does it this well is an easy yes.

This shop has the cutest bikinis and clothing, but it's their hats that steal the show. Mahina was…read moreso very helpful and knowledgeable and so professional and outgoing, and she made my shopping experience delightful. And they also have another shop up in Holualoa, which is their main shop.

The crew at stylin have a lot of knowledge with up to date styles, they have great deals, and stuff…read moreyou just can find anywhere else!

it was outstanding when first walked in the smell was really fruity but obvously it has a vape bar…read moreso its gonna smell like that but i walked over to this one guy and asked if i could get a puff and he said sure wich one and i said aloha bar lilikoi lychee would be good he then percided to check me out not even asking for an id outstanding knowing me 16-year-old getting a vape:)

found the pErfect shirt, reasonably-priced too! chill cool vibes, an enjoyable shopping experience.read more

Beautiful clothing and dresses really spectacular service. I was looking for something special and…read morethey really made a lot of effort to help me - so lovely!

Had a similar experience to KaTrice G - pretty sure this shop is operated by racist gatekeepers…read more When I walked into the shop, the store manager was warmly chatting and laughing with another woman who looked just like her. Then, as their conversation slowed and she turned away to start walking in my direction, I tried to greet her with a "Hello" and a smile - it sounded like she was in a cheery mood, after all, and I wanted to continue to foster the good energy. I shouldn't have bothered; it was near miraculous how instantaneously her demeanor darkened, her smile evaporating like some bizarre stage trick. As she faced me, she couldn't even muster a nod of acknowledgment, much less a smile; she just glared at me with an intensely stony face, before swerving off to one side of the tiny shop wordlessly. Funnily enough, the only form of acknowledgement I did receive was from the other customer in the shop, who smiled at me hesitantly. The store manager made it to the shop's tiny front counter, where she proceeded to stubbornly avoid eye contact by scowling down at the countertop, motionless, for the next few minutes. Exactly what she was staring at was unclear, as there wasn't much to the little stand besides some pieces of jewelry on display and a payment processing pad, which I'm sure she's looked over many many times before. She refused to look up, even as I walked right past the counter to find my boyfriend. Suffice it to say, I got the message. I grabbed my boyfriend and steered him out of the shop. After we walked out and I shared my bewilderment from the singularly unpleasant encounter, my boyfriend noted that he'd also gotten a similarly wordless, cold stare as he walked by her in a different corner of the shop. It's that bewilderment that brought me here, to Yelp, to see others' experiences with this particular business. I think it's rather interesting to note that all the 5-star reviews on Yelp and Google come from people - tourists and locals alike - with looks that are reminiscent of the blonde/dirty blonde women featured on Lucky Cat's social media. Let me be clear here: I didn't walk into the shop expecting to be greeted, much less attended to. I've definitely dealt with my fair share of gruff, no-nonsense business managers in the past, and it's perfectly okay - I don't know what they're dealing with, and I've never expected to. However, the difference between the store manager's affable treatment of the other customer, and the reception (or complete lack thereof) that we received, was so jarringly stark, that I started looking the shop up online to find answers. It's remarkably hypocritical, considering the fact that the shop's Instagram page (https://www.instagram.com/p/BBWBwCiFaBl/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=) promotes the "placement of buddha statuary... to neutralize any negative chi," and the shop itself smells strongly of incense and sells "new age" healing/cleansing knick-knacks like sage bundles and crystals and sound thingamabobs - notes ripped off of indigenous cultures with impunity. And the clothes were basic. Usually, I try not to knock small businesses, because I know that an owner's heart and soul goes into it, but since I've had such a horrible experience with this soulless business, I'll just be honest: the products look like fast fashion items they're purchased at a discount from dubious producers overseas and sold for a premium under a veneer of island exoticism. Even worse, the selection is lazy, your numbingly predictable Western vision of an exotic "Eastern-influenced" (read: appropriated) alternative lifestyle, with nothing distinctive to offer. Really, who are you kidding?

Don't go here. Walked in and was blatantly ignored by the lady working there. I first gave her the…read morebenefit of the doubt thinking "okay she probably just doesn't want to talk." But then someone else walks in, who happens to also be yt, and she warmly carries a nice conversation w her. You could feel her energy towards me vs the other customer. Only difference is the other customer is yt and i am not. It's unfathomable how a store that profits off of native and asian cultures, can treat people that look like me this way? Stop using the aloha spirit if you're not going to act on it. Tired of this shxt. Lol all the good reviews are from yt ppl.. surprise!!