It's the place up north…read more.. Hungry...no problem, thirsty...got it here even some thing to cool you down after a long day at the beach North Shore Marketplace is filled with various shops to rest and shop for lots of selections for all your needs. Difficult to miss regardless as it's probably one of the larger shopping center area in Haleiwa but what makes it special honestly is there is a public restroom and is the place that I do find myself stopping by on the regular. Love that there's lots of free parking so that you're able to enjoy and browse at your leisure is always something that you don't need to worry about here which makes it a great place to do it all. Thank you!

I didn't purchase anything here but from what I saw the prices were on the bit high side. But you…read moreare in paradise so....i believe most of the people who shop here are locals.

Stopped by regularly while on vacation. Great place to get groceries. Ample parking as well.read more

This shopping center is across the street and a little further down from Hukilau beach. This place…read morehas Subway, Bank of Hawaii, Jeans Warehouse, Ace Hardware, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Angel Ice Cream, to name a few stores. Their biggest tenant is Foodland on one side of the mall. On the other side is the Foodland Gas Station. The parking is pretty huge. I even saw some chickens roaming around the area.

There aren't many shopping centers or marketplaces when driving along Kamehameha Highway along the…read moreway to or from the North Shore. The ones that are along the way are quite dated. Having Hukilau Marketplace is a welcomed addition with many eateries and boutique stores. This place is connected with the Polynesian Cultural Center. There's plenty of parking. This is a newer place (opened in 2015). It has a vintage, casual, outdoor marketplace vibe, but everything is clean, open, and spacious. There are many unique eateries and stores that you can only find here, such as Kiwi Style Fish and Chips, Sodabomb, Kiwi Korner meat pies, and etc. Hukilau Marketplace is defintely a very nice pit stop from your drive to refresh and grab a bite to eat.

I've been here a couple of times. Most recently, to see if the hype over Seki Slush was…read morevalid...it's very good though I only tried one item. Also, went to pick up an online order from Chunky for their cookies that are better than that corporate chain that have a couple of locations on the Isle. A few food trucks and stalls offer food / desserts. Yes, the majority of patrons are tourists...buses line the the lot and entranceway coming into Laie from Hauula. I have neighbors who are also stalkers...but this middle-aged couple are home bound so they can't visit the North Shore...but they can live vicariously through my social media. I recommend this place....even to crazy "Karen" and her Daddi...who is 80% straight.

This place is a strip of small shops and eateries. It's historic so I do recommend you driving…read morethrough while your visit to the north shore.

Haleiwa Town Center gives an extraordinary vibe. I've been living in Hawaii for more than 20 years…read morebut everytime we visit the place, it gives me a feeling of calm and joy. The place transports me to a feeling of different time and place and it offers something for everyone of different ages. Words won't be enough to describe it, just visit and see it for yourself.

What a beautiful day! Thank you OhKay Collection and Ala Moana Center for the free Hawai'i inspired…read moredesigns by local brand OhKay Collection! Limited supplies. Mark your calendars, as June 13, 2026 is the last free giveaway day. Visit the between 2 pm- 5 pm. Upstairs from center stage. Look for the beautiful photo op Lei background stand. No line @2:30 pm today and there was a great supply of bags. Service was full of Aloha and fast! Select the bag design and you receive it. Value: 5/5 stars as it was free! No purchase needed. The value is in the beautiful artwork on the gift bags. Mahalo

Biggest mall on Oahu yet they can't afford to fix the escalators and elevators. Back then I never…read morethought much of it but now with a baby, not really accessible for people with strollers nor is it accessible for people with wheelchairs. We tried looking for an elevator but the one that went to the bottom floor was down. We then decided to just use the escalator even though it is not the safest and the escalator wasn't working as well. Mind you, this has been the case for well over a year... it was down way before our daughter was born and she is now 6 months. I don't know, maybe the Ala Moana owners has a problem with babies and wheelchairs cause why is it taking soo long for them to fix it.

Dope spot lots of lovey ladies around if you single! It's more of a locals area but if you got an…read moreAirbnb party area it is. Buy lots of alcohol and BBQ hit the beach! It's a good spot to meet hot local females and tourist!

Kailua Town center has been a really fun place to go to lately!…read more They sometimes throw events or have cute things going on that you'd WANT to make the drive over to Kailua! Last christmas they had a bunch of cute photo ops. I'm glad i took the time to go down because it was really cute and apparently the last christmas for my dog, Nala. I'm glad i was able to capture some memories with happier times when she was somewhat healthier. On Thursdays - they have farmers markets in the evening. Don't forget to bring cash with you (which i totally forgot). There are some food vendors that will take credit card tho. Recently they've been throwing little events around Kailua town too. The lei bus has been there in the past and we went to go do our free photo op with them in February. This past week they had the sip and shop over the weekend. You collect stamps around Kailua town (a lanyard is provided) and you can win a $500 gift card for completion. You can get a bunch of freebies with the lanyard too! There was mocktails, a lot of drinks, cotton candy, and shave ice! The Lei bus was also there again too for the cute photo op. it was really busy at this event since the farmers market was also happening that night, so parking was a little limited compared to other days.

Kailua Town always had so many great activities to do with the keikis. Love all the food options…read moreand clothing stores. The workers love their jobs and it shows. Thankful to have the stores so close to home. We will be back for the next sales and family events.

Not the usual idea of a mall but I guess good enough for Waianae. there's a Longs Drugs in this…read morearea they have lots of eateries . they have Bank of Hawaii ,they have a church which is named Ark of Safety . there's a City Mill here and then there's a gas station Tesoro and another bank I believe it Central Pacific Bank. Nice small area. It would be better minus the panhandlers and the bums.

Waianae Mall Shopping Center. (3 stars)…read more This is a mall that people come to for last minute shopping or because they live near. I am a person of the latter. The mall is right down the street from where I live so I find myself running here all the time! This is definitely not a mall I would go to "just to shop" as the businesses here are very very limited in what they offer. This mall has a 5$ (Starbucks), Burger King, Subway, Little Caesar's Pizza, Jeans Warehouse, Radio Shack, Chinese Take Out, Korean Take Out &a Sushi, American Savings Bank, Bank of Hawaii, Church that sells Dave's Ice Cream, Longs (24 hours), and City Mill to name a few. I normally come here to go to City Mill and Longs! These two stores usually carry what I need so I don't have to drive 12 miles to Kapolei everyday!! While it would be nice to get a Target or Walmart or Costco in Waianae I know that will never happen but I can hope can't I!!???

I love to shop here I always have a good time of course you do need quite a bit of money to Have a…read moregood time but worth it lots to choose from I love Tommy Hilfiger , coach , Tory Burch and the sunglasses store and of course for my kids crocs and Carter's there's a lot more options to choose from across the street there's more stores too old navy , gap, etc

Who's down wid' DEALAGES???…read more Bruddah Fran is gonna be generous & share da 411 with ya. Did ya know on Oahu we actually have an outlet mall? If you're interested in looking to DEALAGES, just head on down to the Westside (in the Waipahu area) because the Waikele Premium Outlet stores is there! There are so many stores here, so when you do visit the Waikele Premium Outlet, hopefully you'll find a store that will appeal for you. As for me, a few of my favorite stores I like to visit is - the Lowe's hardware store, Reyn Spooner, & the Van's shoe store. Beside shopping, the outlet mall also has restaurants, a small food court, & numerous food trucks in the parking lot so finding something yummy to eat shouldn't be too hard. Parking here is a breeze, as the outlet mall has ample parking. If you don't have a car, I noticed a lot of tourist would catch a shuttle to this outlet mall. I guess you just gotta do your homework to see the transportation options before coming down here. Here's a link of the Waikele Outlet Mall - https://www.premiumoutlets.com/outlet/waikele/stores

Shopping and dining in Mililani, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. There's an East Wing and a West Wing for this outdoor Shopping Center. Businesses in the East Wing include: 24 Hour Fitness Foodland Nagoya Ramen Ross Jamba Juice West Wing Businesses include: First Hawaiian Bank Roy Sakuma Ukulele Studio Mililani Barbershop Auto Zone Rajanee Thai This is a spacious area with many shady, green trees. The shared, free parking lot can get busy, so come early! Note: there's a restroom in the hallway between Foodland and Sushi Man. Get the code for the door from the Foodland Customer Service!

This review is based on the "Eggs-perience the Joy of Easter" event at the Mililani Shopping…read moreCenter. The ad didn't explicitly state the exact location of the event. I had no clue where their center stage was. I checked online and the map/directory didn't have the information either. For future reference, this specific event was held near the Mililani Barber Shop. The person in the "Cotton the Bunny" suit must've been suffering in there because the bunny hardly moved from the chair, barely turned its head and couldn't be bothered to interact with people, let alone wave hello or goodbye. We lined up for their Easter egg hunt which was divided via age groups. We followed the leader to another area of the shopping center and were instructed to visit each shop that had a specific symbol displayed in the storefront. Many businesses were generally too busy with regular, paying customers to be bothered by the event goers (which is understandable). However, we visited a salon that went all out and placed eggs all over their establishment. (If I'm not mistaken, I believe it was LUXE Salon). They set time limits and had a set number of kids enter for each "session." So awesome! There was a very long line for the pony ride and we were cut off when we were almost to the front of the line. How disappointing, but no bother! The petting zoo had bunnies, chickens, goats and even a pig! Also, there was an area where kids could go into the fenced section to pet the chickens. All in all a great time! Highly recommend this event!