A nice little strip mall located off of the main drag in Kailua-Kona, off of Palani Road…read more This little strip mall used to the main mall in Kailua-Kona, until the new Kona Commons Shopping Center was built a few years ago. The Kona Coast Shopping Center has a diverse variety of shops - from a locally owned supermarket (KTA Super Stores), to many eateries, gas station, automotive parts store, as well as a financial institution where you can do your banking. I mainly come here to pick up grub if I'm working in the area, as I love the pizza joint (Kona Crust Pizza), as well as buying local kine grindz from KTA. Parking here is pretty easy, as there is lot of free parking at this strip mall. If you curious about what's at the Kona Coast Shopping Center, here the directory - https://konacoastshopping.com/directory/

Easy access from Kona Coast Resort . Had a large market, restaurants and various stores.read more

Beautiful restaurant to enjoy ocean views! Food was okay…read more Visiting here from Salt Lake City.

Very quiet marketplace. Not a lot of customers roaming around. Lots of various souvenir shops. Not…read moreeverything is locally made but tailored for the area. Most shops are more on the pricier side given it's a tourist area. Browsed a few shops but didn't find anything to my liking.

We walked in about 7:30 PM tonight and were seated immediately in the best table ever! And Chloe…read morewas our server! She is adorable and amazing and is going to go far! Be sure to ask for her!! And anyone who is worried about a watered down mai tai by the time you get to the bottom? Just get the frozen one! Stays delicious all the way through!

Variety of stores and shoppes and restaurants, plaza parking, store hours varies per store.read more

I don't know why it was called mall coz personally it doesn't look like one…read more Came here coz of our friend's family birthday celebration and the eatery is located in here. Some of the eateries include Bangkok House Thai Restaurant, Ocean Seafood Chinese Restaurant and a Karaoke bar. Nothing much to do in here except dining and window shopping on two or three other shops in here. Also parking lots in here are limited. Nothing much to say about this so-called mall. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps.

I love this mall. It's come under new ownership and they are really turning the place around…read more Awesome new shops opening (the sushi place is incredible). There is even a new church with super friendly people!

A very good collection of gifts and handmade items! I shopped at so many stores. Everyone I talked…read moreto was so nice and helpful. A few of them selling jewelry educated me on what exactly it was and how it was made. Some stores you get more for your money, but all of it was worth it!

Originally came just for Shaka Tacoz and pleased to discover this really cute marketplace! We tried…read moreBerrybird Coffee (lovely people) and a smoothie shop. We also chatted with a previous SFX designer in one of the coffee bean shops. There are some cute souvenir shops as well. There was also an ATM that I ended up using. I would say the place needs upkeeping and proper shade. There is a courtyard section with some tables but with the hot sun beating down on us, it was not comfortable. The tables were also very dirty and the chairs are rusted and old. There is also an obnoxious amount of horseflies. We ended up eating in our car.

Menehune belongs in public education. Stop the Take back…read morecrack BS to CVS here. Do not Litter your grandparents

Cute shopping center with a good variety of shops and restaurants. The busy areas are around Sack n…read moreSave, Longs, and First Hawaiian Bank and the Post Office. Parking is a plenty and dispersed well across the center. There's also small businesses in the little booths/kiosks at the center of the shopping center. The Kona trolley does not stop here, but does stop at the Kona Coast Shopping Center right across the street. Overall, a fairly average shopping center that seems to be more frequented by locals than tourists.

So. I get it. Tourists love it here. Honestly the Big Island is nice for visiting touristy nooks…read more The shave ice was good. The food was good. But nothing was amazing. I only have another smaller island to compare it to, but I think it was fine. It doesn't blow my socks off. The people I encountered at a little shop (should've stuck to ABC) were not very nice and they overpriced. Overall... It's meh.

This 45,913 square foot shopping center was built 1989 on the coast of Kona-Kailua. Shop, dine, or…read morejust chill this place has something to offer to anyone! Do all of these "till your heart's content. Came here almost every night when we stayed in Kona. At morning people are walking through aisle to aisle peeping on each shops. At noon to evening locals play volleyball. After sunset people pause for a while and gather at the seawall to witness the wonderful dramatic horizon as the sun slowly hiding down. It is a pretty busy marketplace and can be congested most of the time. Parking is a pain in the butt as it was challenging! Downside too is that a lot of homeless people within the area and some of them are real scary while searing on their cigarettes staring at you from head to toe. Overall plenty of shops you can check here and restaurants everywhere. But personally I cant spend my whole day here straight. Too much fun yet too much stress as well. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps.

Shopping center but doesn't look like one. Most of the establishment were closed and not a lot of…read moreshoppers roaming around. It's a pretty big shopping center in the middle of nowhere but they should advertise it more and take time to draw tourist here and make something to turn this place a bit merrier. Several eateries were here and a theater (it's close at the time were here and not sure if it's temporary). Plenty parking lots here. Also, the location isn't far from where we stayed. I'm not sure if I will come back on this shopping center. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps!

I've shopped at the Keauhou Shopping center a bunch of times over the years, so I guess it's about…read moretime I would file a review for Yelp. It is nice to have a nice shopping center in Kailua-Kona. I remember the first time I've discovered this shopping center in the heart of Kailua-Kona while vacationing 9 years ago in 2008. Since then, it's been one of my go-to places to grab essential items without having to buy them within the resort areas of the island. The Keauhou Shopping center has the basics of any shopping center you can find on the island. The mixure of restaurants, grocery stores, and other specialty shops makes the Keauhou Shopping center a discovery worth making. On this recent trip to Kailua-Kona and this shopping center. For this trip on June 2017, I opted to shop at Longs Drug Store and looked around the farmers market they had nearly set up in the parking lot. It was neat to see awesome finds in the local community. Most of it is good or coffee related, so I didn't buy anything that day. The overall experience here each time at the Keauhou shopping center can be described as being nice, quaint, and serendipitous. It has whatever you are craving for. The Keauhou shopping center is located at 78-6831 Ali'i Drive, in the heart of Kailua-Kona. Many merchants here accept major credit cards, so that's always a good thing - as well as cash too. Since this is a public shopping center, there's plenty of parking here, so that's not usually a problem. I am not sure if the Hele On public transportation system comes through here and stops here, but best bet would be to rent a car, just for that sheer importance of convenience. On previous trips, I had frequented the Subway on property, as well as the other merchants here, although I've forgotten which and what year. For what it's worth though, I think that this shopping center is strategically placed for visitors and residents alike to have that alternative to resort and resort shopping. To be able to immerse themselves in local kine shopping and spend $$ to boost the local economy is a great thing. I would recommend coming here, just to see if you can get a bite to eat here, or do your daily shopping needs here. The Farmer's Market is pretty cool, but it is small and limited. The vendors here are friendly and will help you in any way you can. 4.0 stars for being centrally located and having a local touch that seems to brighten your day whenever you find yourself here in Kailua-Kona for work or pleasure. Best bet is to come here when its not overly crowded to secure the best parking spots. This shopping mall isn't large by any means. It's your friendly neighborhood shopping center that just happens to be one of the best ones in Kailua-Kona if you are fed up with high resort prices. This is the next best thing when you shop where the locals shop on the island. 4.0 stars for the overall experience. Wal-Mart is close by, but you can't beat good service here. Support local! B+