September 27, 2024 - There are no real addresses in this area, so it took some searching to find…read morethis small shop. Hopefully my posted picture will assist others. Huge amount of parking. The owner is nice, friendly, and knowledgeable. There is a lot of variety, and back in the day is a perfect name. I was amazed at all the memories that came back will looking around. I think the prices are high, but then again it is about collectibles and nostalgia.

I love magical places like these. It's a bit hard to find since it was off into the distance of…read morewhere we were in the parking lot, at the old Waialua Sugar Mill. This location is rich with history, and it's befitting that this little antique shop is sitting in the middle of an area that goes back in time. I am old enough to remember the Waialua Sugar Mill burning cane back in the 90's as I drove to Mokuleia Beach and seeing black debris of flying burnt sugar cane drift across my car windshield, along with smoke. The mill closed down in 1996 then became abandoned over time, then opened back up with new shops and little local stores, like this one. It's a very tiny store, no bigger than a small studio, but has a variety of really nice antiques crammed with vintage Pyrex, glassware, clothing, Pan-Am bags, hat boxes, costume jewelry, and anything else you care to explore. The owner Etsuko is super friendly and we spent a while discussing vintage clothing, barware, jewelry and the finer things that were important in life in the days when things were meant to last and not fall apart after a season of use. I'm already wondering when I can go back to visit, as I had a great time there. The hours vary, so call before you go at (808) 778-5332.

This store is filled with tons of items to decorate your home or garden plus a class a plethora of…read moregift items and souvenirs. What a fantastic shop! Whether you are looking for a smaller item like a candle, a picture frame or a few toss pillows or something larger is larger like a mirror, framed print or small piece of furniture, this store has it all. With Hawaiian touch! Now that doesn't mean everything has a Hawaiian prnt; many items represent the colors of the sea, sand, and sky, a very soothing palate that goes with anything and everything. There were lots of beautiful serving pieces, glassware, ceramics, as well as tablecloths, tea linens, napkins and table runners. I particularly loved all the hand carved wooden items like round bowls in a variety of sizes and serving platters. I use them as charcuterie platters with the small bowls holding nuts and olives. Lots to look at so make a few rounds! I was there in late September and they had many Falk items during that time. Definitely worth stopping in! Everywhere you turn there is more to look at you look at I was there in the fall and so they had many Halloween and Thanksgiving items as well if you're not into home décor they are is home décor they also have a very nice selection of jewelry both fashion jewelry and some high end pieces that were unique and reasonably priced

This is one of our favorites places to shop. They have home decor, jewelry, lotions, soaps,…read morecandles, ornaments, etc. Lani was a friendly, helpful, interesting employee. Their prices are fair (except for the expensive designer jewelry).

This is the cutest little vintage shop in Haleiwa. I love all of the cool clothing and accessories…read morethat you can find here. Whoever sources all of the vintage clothing here does a really good job picking out quality and cool pieces. All of the quality of the items is really great here too. I recently got a vintage long sleeve shirt originally from Alaska with a cool plane on it. I've also found cute rings and sunglasses from here as well. Located in the Waialua Sugar Mill, they used to be right next to the coffee shop but have moved locations. It's now kinda down the road, but has it's own parking spots right up front.

super duper unique & affordable vintage pieces here love the vibes & the coolest people!read more

1) the woman running this wonderful place is SO sweet and adorable and fun and cool…read more 2) my lady got several absolutely beautiful outfits. 3) prices were competitively good! 4) [it bears repeating] the woman's running this place is THE BEST. so kind and hilarious. We'll hit this place up every time we're on the island.

This little shop is packed with goodness! The "cheeky" name drew me in and once inside I was…read moreimpressed with the vast amount of inventory. Yes, they have lots and lots of bikinis in many styles, colors and sizes. Even a chart that shows the amount of "cheek" exposed based in the cut. They have lots of clothing, too. The cutest jumpsuits and rompers, so easy to put on and immediately be ready to go wearever. And dresses if every length from mini to maxi dresses. Of course there are lacy beach cover ups, t-shirts, totes, hats, and even some jewelry, most with colors of the sea. With the racks of clothing there doesn't seem to be a code for how the items are organized! Different colors, lengths and patterns of different items all on the same rack in no apparent order. Take your time to go through them and find one that speaks to you. They really are quite pretty. The young lady working that day was super friendly, engaging in conversation as I shopped. I particularly loved the light maxi dresses in various beach patterns - tie dye, florals, soft colors. And the jewelry, specifically the long dangly earrings with pale blue stones. I have so many earrings in colors of the sea that I had to pass on them this trip. But I will be back! Have someone snap your pic in the bikini board out front for a memory of your trip to the North Shore!

Every January is mu'umu'u month in Hawaii and DeStash is the place to go to find your perfect fit!…read moreFirst off: Location: found on the left side of South Street going mauka and surprise, surprise! FREE PARKING. That literally made my day knowing I didn't have to find street parking and walking forever! The shop is on the first floor and it appears they moved into a bigger area adjacent to the old (making it a much bigger space. Once you enter you are greeting by the nicest lady (owner). I told her that I was new to her shop and was looking for a mu'umu'u for an upcoming event. She made several suggestions (all so very good)! I was happy since I was clueless other than knowing that I wanted a vintage piece and perhaps a "newer" version as well. I came away with a beautiful Bette in a pink floral as well as another in red and yellow print. I was very pleased with my purchases as well as the help and hospitality from DeStash.

Love this cute little store! Each time I go, I find a treasure!! And the people are sooooooo niceread more

Shopping in Pearl City, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. I was actually looking for another small business when there was a free parking space right in front of the store: Lucky Penny I didn't know what it was all about, so I went inside, took a look around, and asked a few questions. What a catchy name for a vintage consignment store, right? Each "closet" or shelf/rack area contains merchandise from a local vendor. The items range from Aloha Collection bags and Trader Joe's coolers to dresses from Manuheali'i and Always a-line. I also saw handmade jewelry, gently worn shoes, fancy children's clothing, men's Aloha shirts, designer handbags, etc. The items change weekly, so if you see something you like, grab it! The tags have prices set by each vendor... with their vendor number on the tag. This is such a great concept! Note: there's a bag policy. Lock your purse/tote/backpack in a locker at the front door and shop hands free!

I have sold my clothes/accessories here twice and both times made more than I would have made…read moretaking it to a resale shop. Highly recommend paying the $20 to get the price tag kit so you can pre-tag your items at home to make load in day easier. It is a fun concept, and I have also found some great deals. Many choose to participate with the markdown days on Thursday/Friday. Seems that local/Hawaiian brands do the best here. Staff is friendly and helpful.

Sunday July 5, 2026 First time, I coming here with 3 friends…read moreand we all live here on this island. Lol. Plenty parking. We decided to come in here and take a look around. It's very interesting as to how they make all the different fragrant smelling soaps. The lady was very helpful and friendly. I am guessing, the owner? Or a friendly worker? We bought some soap bars and stuff We got to stamp the soap with a Turtle(honu) and Shaka It was fun. It was a nice experience in all.

Did you know that all 3 places: Waialua Coffee and Chocolate Mill & Shave Ice store, North Shore…read moreSoap Factory, and Mele Mele Bakery are located all in one place - inside the historic Old Waialua Sugar Mill? First time visiting here and it's definitely a plus that all 3 places are in the same place and all walkable. Drive time is about a 40-50 minute drive with no freeway traffic. When you get on Goodale Avenue from Farmington Highway, you will reach an intersection where the opposite traffic stop is diagonally to your left and the road curves. Make a left there. Look for a small truck with signs and the entrance is the last one before the dirt road slants to the right. There's plenty of parking around. The North Shore Soap Factory is close to the main entrance. You can book a tour to see the factory up-close and learn how the soap is produced. There's a small boutique shop to find a huge assortment of different scented soaps that each has a unique color and/or design. $5.65 for each bar of soap, add $1 for a box. Buy 5 get 1 free. A fair price for local, handmade soap. Everything was nicely displayed and filled. Staff were friendly and nice. You can also stamp your soap! There are many stamps to choose from with Hawai'i theme imprints. It's DIY, so grab your mallet and give it 3 firm hits. Overall an interesting place to stop if you're in this area.

Small shop on the main drag in Haleiwa, there really isn't that much inside. Some local art,…read moret-shirts, totes, hats and gift items. Maybe they are a new business but the inventory was lacking and there really wasn't an overall vibe reflecting the shops intent. I'll check back but for now, it's just ok.

Nice selection of gifts and souvenirs! This spot wasn't really on the map as I was looking to see…read morewhat was in the area but I was already in this little shopping plaza - glad I popped in to check this place out! They had lots of little gems here and I got both of my friends who are hard to shop for gifts from this place. I also found a souvenir for myself here after looking for a specific item all over the island. The gentleman who was working here was friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this shop!