Da place is Excellent. Many stores in vicinity…read more Longs, Starbucks, Snorkel Rent, Bank of Hawaii, Shops, Food Wagons, Entertainment, Piped Hawaiian Music, Jersey Mike's and much mo.

I always come here to go to Longs drug store to get candy and macadamia nuts for presents. The mall…read morehas a lot of parking and easy to access. It looks like they have remodeled the mall. Before there weren't that many stores here but now there's some more stores and in the back is a food court, which has a bunch of permanent food trucks. It is a nice selection of food. However, even though the mall has been remodeled, I still feel that it doesn't have the stores it needs to make it a nice flowing mall. It's pretty desolate and not very many people visiting them all. I think if they had some better stores at the mall, it would do much better. I remember that you could access the Safeway store at the corner from the mall. But now you have to go out of the mall and into the Safeway. And the Safeway is a large, super Safeway.

This review is for the store located on 150 DICKENSON ST, across the street from some parking lots…read moreand catty corner to a church. The outlet prices are great here, with $4 T-shirts or 7 for $20. They are decent quality, many of which are 100% cotton! There are tote bags here on special for $6.99 (regular $9.99) the same style that costs $16-$20 everywhere else on Front Street! There is a large selection of dresses, aloha shirts, T-shirts and souvenirs, the kind that you find on Front Street so you are getting a real bargain here on the exact same stuff you would find a lot more expensive elsewhere. The service here was friendly and helpful! One of the best things about this store is they have their own FREE parking lot which is a rare find in the Front Street area of Lahaina. Come here to find some gems at great prices!

More like 3.5 stars but I'll give them 4. Was here in 2010…read moreand bought all my gifts from here to take back home to friends and family. Everything back in 2010 was soooo affordable. Now in 2018 it's still a good place to go but not as much fun as 2010. Haha obviously. I bought a couple baby kids clothes from here and they were a fair deal. My family bought the most from this store. Some items are a little cheaper at the grocery stores so be aware if you're on a tight budget. Other than that, Im a fan of buying from local small businesses so I like this store. Also side note: Dont buy those hawaiian butters in jars. Especially with gelatin in it....it didnt taste good and it had the texture of fat (not butter) which was super gross.

A cute little grocery store / convenient store…read more There's items from local food, sodas, clothes jewelry and much more! Reasonable priced! The candles smelt amazing and made the store smell incredible!

Good location, good selection…read more The name pretty much says it all, General store. We visit Front St multiple times during each trip to the island and we stopped into Whalers twice in the last week. It's just a general store with a few trinkets/souvenirs. We bought some bottled water for the afternoon walk around Lahaina town. Cost is pretty much on par with island pricing. They also have snacks/chips/etc. In the past we have bought additional items. Only thing keeping it from 5 stars is really the size. It's quite small compared to places like ABC Store but I'd rather support a local business than a corporate spot like ABC.

Out of the classic Italian cream. It's like going to a coffee shop that's out of coffee creamer:…read moreThe service wasn't great, instructions unclear if there is a host for a table or if they fend for themselves. The chocolate flight where you choose 9 different chocolates was self guided so not sure what that says about it being a tour. The one barista lady that was working had to ask their manager every time we asked for something if they had it. Wouldn't recommend. It's a great view though if you like that?

We booked the Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate farm tour and tasting as a family activity; me, my wife,…read moreand our two boys and I honestly enjoyed this WAY more than I expected to. It starts at their building in Lahaina, which has a little café/coffee shop, plenty of chocolate for sale, and a rooftop experience that looked interesting but we didn't get to try. By the time we finished the tour, the kids had reached the "we have successfully experienced enough things today" portion of the vacation. Fair enough. From there, you take a fun little ride out to the cacao farm, and that's where this became much more than "let's go eat some chocolate." Our guide, Andrew (I'm about 95% sure I'm remembering his name correctly!), was fantastic. He seemed genuinely interested in cacao, the process, the company, and what they are doing there. That makes such a difference. He talked about how cacao is grown and processed, the history behind Kuʻia, and a little about founder Dr. Gunars Valkirs and his rather fascinating path to chocolate. Then, of course, there was the tasting. Lots and lots of little squares of chocolate. This is educational work I was willing to undertake. Unfortunately, I can't tell you which particular varieties were my favorites because apparently I was too busy eating them to take adequate scientific notes. What I can tell you is that there really wasn't one I disliked. What surprised me most was how much flavor there could be in chocolate that wasn't buried under a mountain of sugar. The differences and complexity of the cacao actually came through, and it made me think about chocolate completely differently. The chocolate sample they gave us back at the counter was also fantastic, as was the coffee drink we ordered. My only regret is that we didn't buy more chocolate before leaving. Be warned, though: apparently this tour has side effects. I went in expecting a fun Maui family activity where we'd learn a few things and eat some chocolate. I left wondering about cacao varieties, fermentation, processing, climate, chemistry and several other questions that absolutely nobody in my family asked me to investigate. It's been a few weeks and I'm still going down the rabbit hole. Five stars. Great guide, fascinating process, excellent chocolate, fun for the family, and potentially hazardous to anyone predisposed to acquiring new interests while on vacation.

I was already shopping at Lahaina market and while returning I noticed this store and went in. And…read moreI so regret it because I paid almost double for some souvenirs in Lahaina market like T-shirt's, mugs and magnets. Really Great prices to buy souvenirs. 4 for $20 tshirts , 2 for $5 magnets , adult tank tops 2 for $16, snorkeling gear for $20. Amazing aloha style dresses for both men and women. And all kind of souvenirs. I bought T-shirt's , magnets , snorkeling gear and hula dolls. The quality of T-shirt is very nice. Def a must visit store if you want to buy maui souvenirs at real good prices. (I regret shopping at ABC store now )

best place ever to grab some hawaii souvenirs on the cheaper side. such cute items for a decent…read moreprice. so so unfortunate what happened and I hope the business bounces back soon!

I'm actually not surprised that there aren't any reviews for this place. The store itself is in the…read moreback of Lahaina market place, right after the BBQ place. The owners are very nice and friendly - I was actually able to speak mandarin to them. They don't only sell top-end ukuleles - if you're looking for really cheap Hawaiian souvenirs like small purses and "gift" ukuleles, its seriously a place to consider. I purchased 2 ukuleles from that shop and I'm extremely pleased with my purchase. And I'm sure if you purchase multiple ukuleles/items, you can probably get some sort of discount! http://jumpingflea.blogspot.com/

It is the finest ukulele shop that I have ever seen before,there are so many ukuleles in a shop and…read morethe price are reasonable.

Great little souvenir shop! I have everything from jewelry, hair accessory's, stickers, purses and…read morehome decor! Prices range from $9.00 and up! The employees were Sweeping to keep the store clean and all the employees were credibly nice and welcoming

They have a nice selection of souvenirs at this popular street location…read more Stopped in for a few items and prices were fair. Staff was not very friendly :(

They have high quality merchandise including artwork, jewelry, woodwork,hawaiian quilt bedspreads…read moreand other hawaiian fabric items. It is a a must stop and shop to frequent. Friendly sales staff to assist you as well.

My wife and I found a great wall hanging, a quilt made with the shapes of tropical leaves. We…read morereceived great help from Ron, who opened cabinets, described the way the koa wood pieces were made, and talked about some of the local craftspeople. They have quilted wall hangings, and smaller pieces that could go on a pillow, as well as full bedsize ones. Many discoveries!