Family road side stand lunch stop after diving. Order everything at the window - made to order…read more Across from the Shell station. Waffle dog - served with Maple syrup?! - Corn dog on a stick but instead of cornmeal crust, it's a wrapped waffle - this is why you need maple syrup - delish little snack, not a lunch Halo Halo - sometimes cantaloupe is available that sounds great - three layers of viet che goodness - jello, shave ice, taro icecream - yum

This place sure had some creative food which I really appreciate and I also appreciate the price!…read moreTheir shaved Ice was a great price! $5 for a large - I felt they weren't trying to rip off the tourists. They are only opened a few hours of the day so it was a hit or miss with this place. We drove by many times wondering what a waffle dog was and we finally got to try it. It is a hot dog dipped in waffle batter and then cooked on a waffle iron served with maple syrup and it was yummy and hot. Our whole family loved it! We loved the price and all the creative food and the price.

Right next door to the Royal Sonesta resort and Marriott Vacation Ocean Club in Kauai, the Hawaiian…read moreStyles retail shop occupies an outdoor hallway that is very convenient to go through when trying to reach the street from the beach/resort area. My wife and I walked through it multiple times, and on our second to last day, stopped in to peruse. It's mostly island themed clothing for both sexes, but also has jewelry and accessories as well. My wife bought 3 kukui nut necklaces and one shell bracelet for $35 cash.

This place is a must stop on our yearly visit to Kauai. There's always something to catch my…read moreattention. But,,, by far, the real reason I must stop here is the owner. She works the day shift, her son the night shift. A real Hawaiian family trying their best in a difficult business, who take the time to make us feel like family. Thank you!!! And Aloha, see you next January!

Nice selection of Hawaiian boutique clothing, including Tori Richards. I would recommend this place…read morefor a quality Hawaiian souvenir that will last longer than a cheap t-shirt or sarong. The clothing prices are fairly expensive, but the quality of the fabric for both the Tori Richards and Pineapples pieces is very good. Great pricing on sterling silver jewelry, although I cannot speak to the value on the local pearls. The clothing had a nice range of sizes, although was somewhat lacking in women's size medium for some styles. I visited the shop three times over the course of a week-long stay nearby (my indecisive husband was picking out a shirt), and I did not experience the poor service highlighted in other reviews. Each time, the clerk welcomed us and was ready to answer any questions. I also got a good, informative overview on the local pearls and why their selection has some imperfections from one of the clerks while my husband was trying on shirts, without feeling pressured to buy jewelry.

Went here last week because I wanted to shop for a dress. The woman manning the store was…read moredefinitely not an example of Hawaii's aloha culture. She didn't even bother greeting me or my daughter and she was just in front of us as we walked in. But I noticed that she was welcoming other customers who came in the store! (Things that make you wonder!) I asked her a question about the clothes designer and she didn't even bother to look me in the eye when she responded. Instead she made it a point to talk to another customer ! At that point I was done. I work in the travel industry and good customer service is number one for me! I provide it and I expect it , especially if you work in a major tourist destination where you can ruin someone's day by just being plain rude and unwelcoming. Anyway I left and went to Ayatar, the clothes boutique across from this store. The sales person at Ayatar was friendly and accommodating so I bought $500 worth of stuff from her because I always reward good customer service.

I have been buying surf trunks on this island for 32 years. I am super particular about what kind I…read morebuy and how they fit. This last week I have visited a few surf shops to try on shorts only to find Surly unhelpful people working there. Until today! Wow. What great service I just got at déjà vu. Super friendly people, helpful, informative. And best of all, I scored some great trunks on sale. Special shout out to. "Kimay" for her helpfulness.

Love coming here since I was a small boy wich seems like ages ago.They have some of the top name…read more brands on the island, so I really recommend stoping in and checking out some of there stuff.RIGHT ON!!!MAHALO!!!

On a recent visit to Kauai, I had time to use before an event. I saw this place pop up on the map…read morebut wasn't sure it was actually there; thankfully it was. If you're a fan of thrift shops, this one is worth visiting. Located just off Rice St in Lihue, they have ample free parking outside. It doubles as a social services center in the front, with donation area at the back. Signs lead you toward the shop entrance as well. They have a lot of stuff in such a small space, with clothing, books, media, home goods, toys, etc. More valuable items are kept in the glass case or behind the counter. The shop attendants were friendly and welcoming. If you're visiting and need books to read or clothing in a pinch, this is a great option.

Loved, loved, loved this thrift store. Good prices, pretty well organized and helpful staffread more

If your hotel is close by, this marketplace has everything. There's plenty of different restaurants…read moreand souvenir shops. There's a lot of parking also. We walked to this area multiple times since our hotel is connected to it. I really liked the bbq place there

We stopped by daily during our stay! We loved having little shops and several food options…read moreavailable to us during our stay. They even had a farmers market two days a week!

I swear you only find these stores in tourist locations. For those who haven't been, they sell a…read morebunch of items (t-shirts, plastic sunglasses and hair clips, canvas bags, nail polish, etc.) that look simple in black-and-white until exposed to ultraviolet light, which changes the appearance to a vibrant colorful design. They have UV lights scattered throughout the store so you can see exactly what an item looks like after it's been touched by the sun. For those who haven't seen this store before, their wares make great gifts for friends and family back home. It's a bit on the pricey side for t-shirts, but it's not like color-changing clothing and accessories is commonplace. My wife and I ended up buying a couple of t-shirts for ourselves and got a free canvas bag that we gave as a gift.

This is a cool store. I wandered in looking for sand toys because surprisingly the ABC store…read morenearby didn't have any. When the sales lady showed me opaque / colorless sand toys, I thought it was strange that children's toys would have no color. Then she exposed them to sunlight and they all changed color. Awesome! It was a neat gimmick and I decided it was too fun to pass up for $20. I also bought my son's friend floral hair clips for $10 that change from opaque indoors to various colors outside. They've got color-changing clothing too, but I didn't happen to buy any.