Love some Umi's. Best mango I ever had came from their farm. Always a good spot for a resupply, a…read morebrief chat and a laugh. Twice a day mo betta.

I don't typically like to talk bad about local businesses, but the auntie who was working today was…read moreso incredibly rude. Maybe she was having a bad day, which I totally understand, but the whole interaction was uncalled for. She insulted me for not being able to read a certain item behind the register, asking if I ever went to school, because I have poor eye sight. I would have laughed had she were joking around, but I have a feeling she might just be a miserable person. I've been in the store before, and all my other interactions were pleasant and professional. If she were nicer I would have bought it

I love this place. It reminded me of the old general stores of my youth. I'm from a small Mountain…read moretown in the mountains of the New York Adirondack Mountains. Stopped in prior to heading to the day at the beach up the street. Being from the mountains I'm seafood deprived and this place was awesome to have fresh poke, clam dips, crab wraps and one full isle of fishing gear from poles to reels, bait and hooks. The woman behind the counter was friendly and we chatted for a bit as I kept bringing up items to the counter. Beer is ice cold as well. Aloha and One Love.

The rice and stew were amazing--savory, hearty, and super filling. You take a bowl, serve yourself,…read moreand pay at the register. Utensils provided if asked. Tried the poke too, but it was just okay in comparison. There are better places for poke on the island. Friendly service and a welcoming vibe. It's a small store, but the ambiance is warm and laid-back.

If the owner and employees would help stop the horrible behavior of this woman scream at the top of…read moreher lungs filthy languages that everyone heard, and wondered why Cody just let her call me every filthy names on the book Screaming at my husband. Using filthy language to move his truck. We were told by the police to stay t the pumps. Cody came out and forced us to move across the highway to wait for police. I called the police and told them where we were. We will NEVER go to The Shell in Hanapepe ever again!

As I drove out west for the first time to move in the apartment I'd agreed to sight unseen I began…read moreto question my decisions. The road just kept going, I felt like I was driving to the end of the world. But amidst that I saw an oasis in the desert, the 24 hour 7 days a week wings at Waimea Shell. This place is a bargain and I've never heard so many people recommend gas station chicken in my life. But it 100% lives up to the hype. This place helps fill a huge void in the landscape because everything else closes at 6pm. 10/10 would return.

June 2026 I loved…read morethis small and quaint super market. We grabbed the poke bowl and a few bento boxes to go. The poke was delicious! It had just a hint of sesame seed oil and that made it so fabulous.

*** Great store to grab food *** *** Part of ABC Store…read moreFamily *** Sueoka Market has all your small market needs. Grab some food like spam musubi which was our fave to eat for your hikes or the beach. They have bentos and a variety of sweet and salty items but don't go too late as they do run out. Since they are part of the ABC Store family, you save your receipts to get a free gift when you spend a certain amount of money. We went to several markets but this one was our go to. They also carry everything else like souvenirs, water shoes, etc.

This market has everything you could need, including a juice bar that also serves acai bowls…read more(Anake's Juice Bar), flower stand, and poke spot (Lawai'a Fish Co) inside. The acai bowl place as poppin', I'll definitely have to come back and try it. They also sold juice shots from Kauai Juice Co and mason jars with overnight oats in all different flavors. We opted to get the PB and banana one, excited to give it a try. They sell tons of local products and meats. Unfortunately no local Kaua'i eggs sold here, go to Hoku market for that. They also sell Gina's banana bread for $8.50 near the register, they are huge portions and she doesn't skimp on the nuts, very tasty!! Next to the poke, they also have a food warmer stocked with to-go hot breakfast bentos as well as musubi. Wish I knew that earlier during my trip!

There's a juice bar inside the market- back there they have all flavors of açaí bowls. "Da Dragon"…read moreaçaí bowl was awesome! Hot pink blended smoothie because it's made with dragonfruit- topped with fresh fruit: kiwi, raspberries, pineapple, mango, coconut, berries, banana, granola and a drizzle of honey. It was medium size and was huge! I ate the whole thing though because sure it was so delicious!! My son tried "funky monkey" and loved it!

Friendly staff, open until 9. Snacks, convince items like beer, soda, wine, chips, etc.read more

The combo lunch plate was delicious and very large for the price! The service was prompt and the…read morestaff was extremely helpful and friendly.

It's a small grocery store located in the center village of Hanalei. They provide essentials of…read morefresh ingredients and common medicines, although limited quantities. I think it's still convenient, although they close fairly early at night.

We picked up local items like ice cream bananas and ube mochi which were excellent. Not many poke…read moreitems which I was disappointed with.

Super helpful staff ! Had great deals on sunscreen and quick checkout. They also have a good…read moreselection of beer , wine and beverages !

Has all the basic stuff like a regular CVS plus some touristy Hawaiian knickknacks. It's a great…read morelocation too...very reliable Hawaiian cvs.

Bakery Great Services Wonderful Ambiance Just be Patience The Bakers Are Always Helpful One 2 At a…read moreTime

The Ensamadas and Manju are exactly as I remember growing up on the west side of Kaua'i, now living…read moreon Oahu, I have to spend a weekend here, order up a bunch of stuff from all over and bring it back. It's crazy, but it's my way of feeling at home (temporarily of course) nonetheless, it's a "must get" when I'm here!! not everything in my photo is from Thrifty Mart, now "Aloha Sweets" but you get the idea of what I mean when I say "I buy a bunch of stuff" and I wasn't done at the time of the photo either

the managers and several workers are super racist!! worst store experiences ever . i live very…read moreclose and do not have a car but due to the way i am repeatedly treated because i do not speak phillipino and im white, from now on i will take a bus to Lihue to shop at safeway for grocerys. Worst shopping experience ever. often out of things so they must not understand how to order products. things are way more expensive than other stores. and the workers are rude and lazy and never concerened with even doing thier simple job!

Big Save is owned by Times so if you're trying to price shop on the island, you're going to find…read morethe same prices unless you're going out of your way to find a Safeway, or you're driving to Lihue to go to Target, Walmart or Costco. Store is older and the shelves need a good scrub and the ube in the freezer section looked freezer burnt with ice crystals in the package. Prices are high, but not nearly as high as they are up north in Princeville. My husband and I ended up getting Shaka Teas and then leaving as everything is pretty pricey. This location has a section for Hawaiian souvenirs if you are looking for those. Visited: January 2023