The owner is awesome! They have unique items at wholesale prices and very reasonable. I live…read morestopping by here every chance I get.

This store is really awesome. The items offered here are super cute. My only issue is 1. A lot of…read morethe items are a little overpriced (but the guy who works there is good at negotiating prices). 2. The HOURS. I've been to Bali moon a total of 6 times. 3 of those times they were closed even though it was during their normal work hours. The people here are REALLY on Aloha time. So I would try and call before heading out towards the store. Just to make sure someone is there.

Shopping in Haleiwa, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. Steve Aoki's family's store is a quaint shop with an old-school country vibe. The cozy layout is like someone's house with different rooms. One room had clothing, wraps, and tote bags, while another room featured soaps and lotions. We found stickers, patches, and coasters in the main room. My friend got a magnet for her refrigerator! I thought about getting matching jewelry for us gals. I also considered the Beer Soap... intriguing... The books - on Duke Kahanamoku and "Eddie Would Go" - were tempting... maybe next time... when my friends' luggage aren't stuffed... Service was friendly and helpful. We found free parking on the side road. My friends really appreciated the benches outside where they could sit for a while. I liked the air conditioning inside! Check out the vintage cash register and shave ice machine. I think Steve Aoki's grandmother used these in 1931 when she had a stand at the Haleiwa Theater!

I loved this little shop and loved looking around at all they had inside! The folks working here…read moreare so nice and knew so much about the island and the area! We did get a couple of souvenirs from here as well and they are very reasonably priced! It is such a cute shop and I really enjoyed coming in here and loved the local feel!

Shane was extremely pleasant and helpful with a lot of ALOHA humor. He kindly brought down several…read moretiki masks to look at in hand. He said his family has run this shop for 40 years now. Service was excellent.

DA place to go for gifts. last time there it was just after the two kona low storms, had to stop by…read moreto see that the family and shop was all good. I always find what I'm looking there.

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).

We stumbled across this vintage store after stopping at the Surfer's Coffee Shop that my friend…read morewanted to introduce me to. We hardly ever get to Wahiawa to walk around and this was one of those Saturdays where we wanted to explore, My friend is sooo into vintage Aloha Shirts and they had a good selection at decent prices. He ended up purchasing two at $20 each, both were in great condition and not the "run of the mill" stuff. We did have a great chat wtih the very personable owner who gave us a tour of the building which was purchased by their non-profit. We were very impressed with the apartments behind the store front where many of the volunteers are housed along with their facilities for homeless. They had restrooms and showers that the homeless could use (they were timed entry) along with a pantry where food was distributed. They also had classrooms including an art and dance room to get troubled younger people interested and out of the streets. It's great to know you are helping a good cause when you are shopping!

Cozy little place nestled in Wahiawa along with other establishments fronting is the main highway…read moreparking is in the back nice lady behind the counter very friendly some really from the past items wow Marie

Always so helpful And the owner shares so much knowledge…read moreabout the products Awesome store

I got pretty cute matching Hawaiian outfits here. They had a good selection of dresses too. The…read morelady was really nice and helped us find good options on what we were looking for. She helped us with finding us the right sizing as well. We ended up buying matching outfits for our entire family and the outfits looked good on the family photo we took. I am so glad we stopped here.

We only had a few minutes to shop at this part antique/part souvenir shop. Everything was 20% off…read more My husband bought three used license plates that were very reasonably priced. I bought several wood, lava, Pearl, and bead bracelets for the grandkids. There were many cats in the store and outside. The female owner said they have 30! She was feeding them at closing.

If you're taking a trip around the island, get some Kahuku Garlic Shrimp and stop by The Only Show…read moreIn Town! Located in Kahuku with lots of parking in front. It's an antique store with lots of curious things. Look hard because there just might be something hiding in a corner that you'll like.

Located inside of dole plantation, Artopia has various Hawaii themed art work. From door signs to…read moresmall canvas paintings. Prices range from $10 on up. Looking at some of the pieces, they are beautiful and would make great gifts for family that live on the mainland. In fact it would look great in anyone's home here not just on the mainland. On this particular occasion I seen the artist creating a vertical piece that looked like it had a Halloween theme to it. Sorry didn't take a pic out of respect for his creation. If your looking for that one of a kind gift, stop by dole plantation and visit Artopia, he might have just what you need.