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1159 Nuuanu Avenue Honolulu, HI 96817 United States +1 808 521 2903 http://www.artsatmarks.com/ |
The ARTS at Marks Garage is a neighborhood venture to keep local culture alive—it provides downtown organizations with a venue where art shows, performances, and official business can be conducted effectively. Poetry slams, comedies, drama, exhibitions, workshops and lots more gets underway on a regular basis here at Marks, so stop by if you happen to be visiting Honolulu. Check the website for the schedule of events and other information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Famous outdoor mall |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 955 9517 http://www.alamoanacenter.com |
Located in the heart of Honolulu, Ala Moana is one of the largest open-air shopping centers in the United States. It boasts more than 200 shops and is a favorite stopping point for locals and tourists alike. A large center stage features live entertainment throughout the year. The Center offers the largest international food court in Hawaii, which consists of more than 20 restaurants and seating for 1,300 people. Public transportation is available to and from the center—catch one of the Ala Moana shuttle buses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Waterfront Shopping & Dining |
1 Aloha Tower Dr Downtown Waterfront Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 528 5700 / +1 808 566 2337 http://www.alohatower.com |
Since 1925 this tower has welcomed people of all nations to Honolulu. It's an imposing structure, nearly 200 feet tall, but its Spanish architecture and bronze embellishments make it much more attractive than the average skyscraper. The wonderful Aloha Tower Marketplace is open daily. Located on Honolulu's historic waterfront, this unique open-air festival marketplace offers over 70 distinctive shops, award-winning restaurants and free nightly entertainment. For shopping, check out Crazy Fish, Black Pearl Gallery, Out of the West, Pipe Dreams, Stone Gear, and Mag-Neat-O. For food/snacks, check out Chai's Island Bistro, Don Ho's Island Grill, Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant, Hong Kong Harbour View Seafood Restaurant, and Bad Ass Coffee Company. Indulge in exquisite island cuisine from the simple to the sublime including steak and seafood, Italian, Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, and Pacific Rim specialties. Find the perfect gift from the vast array of stores offering island treasures, such as Kona coffee, koa wood accessories, local artwork, jewelry, furnishings, and apparel for the whole family. Free historical tours offered in Japanese and English. The tower is located next to the Hawaii Maritime Museum. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Original POM |
800 North King Street (Banyan Court Mall) Honolulu, HI 96817 United States +1 808 522 7088 http://www.co.honolulu.hi.us/p... |
This Saturday market is the, "original" of the very popular People's Open Markets. Bring your own bags and small bills; it makes market shopping easier on you and the merchants. As part of the POM program, fruits, vegetables and seafood sold here are guaranteed to cost at least 35 percent below retail value. The market only lasts one hour and fifteen minutes, so arriving on time is important. This location is best reached by car. Parking is available on the street and on church grounds (compliments of St. Elizabeth's and Kaumakapili churches). Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Beautiful decor, even better merchandise |
1 Aloha Tower Drive Aloha Tower Marketplace Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 524 5552 http://www.e-blackpearl.com/ga... |
This is a unique and beautiful space, appropriate to the exotic jewels it houses. The island-themed paintings, high ceilings and indoor plants are elegantly tropical, providing the perfect backdrop for the black pearl pieces on display. Harvested at the pearl farms in Tahiti, these lustrous gems of the sea are a thousand times more striking than their creamy cousins. The settings at this store range from delicate to showy, while the pearls vary in size but not in quality. Located in the Aloha Tower Marketplace. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Asian cultural center |
Between Maunakea and River streets (near North Beretania Street) Honolulu, HI 96817 United States +1 808 524 4461 |
If you've ever been to a Chinatown (New York, San Francisco, etc.) the Chinese Cultural Plaza on O'ahu will be something of a familiar sight. In the heart of Honolulu's Chinatown, this plaza is surrounded by diverse businesses, from restaurants and travel agencies to herbalists and acupuncturists. The plaza itself is situated in the midst of a modern commercial district, surrounded by all sorts of shops. The center of the plaza proudly displays a statue of Asian political figure Sun Yat-Sen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In beans or brews |
One Aloha Tower Drive (Aloha Tower Marketplace) Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 545 4125 |
This one of two places in the Aloha Tower where you can get an iced latte to go. Naturally it is an important and popular spot, frequented by tourists and locals in need of a kick start. Retail is the focus of the establishment, though. The coffee counter is just a popular afterthought. Packaged candy and coffee from Hawai'i is sold as well as mugs, t-shirts and other gift items. The selection of cigars includes popular brands Monte Cristo and Romeo y Julieta. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Finery to wear or display |
1 Aloha Tower Drive,Street 179 Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 524 3119 |
Absolutely beautiful dresses for little girls are sold here. Designed by artists, made of lace and satin, and accessorized by pearl chokers and tiny sunhats, these garments are intended for very special occasions. The women's clothing is a bit more utilitarian; the batik prints and lace tops could conceivably be worn to upscale-casual social events. Crafts, toys, accessories and home accents, designed by local artists, are also sold at this store in the Aloha Tower Marketplace. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Environmentally friendly diving |
66-456 Kamehameha Highway Haleiwa Honolulu, HI 96712 United States +1 808 637 7946 / +1 800 578 3992 http://www.deepecology1.com/ |
Protecting and preserving Hawaii's marine environment is this company's goal. It is very proud of the many turtle rescues performed (more than 30 to date!) as well as its ongoing action to defend the Haleiwa coast from over-development. The full-service dive shop has a wide variety of snorkeling and diving gear (including rebreathers) for sale or rent. In addition, the company offers personal and group diving instruction, shore dives, boat dives and whale watching excursions. The shop also houses an art gallery featuring local photography, paintings and ocean sculptures. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Crash boom bang |
661, Auahi Street Suite 206, Second Floor Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 529 8700 http://www.drummerswarehouse.net/ |
For a state known more for its ukuleles, a drum store that's been in business 15 years and counting would have to have really tolerant neighbors. The truth of the matter is, Drummers Warehouse is a comprehensive one of a kind drum, drum accessories and percussion store in Honolulu. The sales staff is knowledgeable, some of them musicians in local bands and the selection is vast. Stocking everything from acoustic kits to electric ones, cymbals and even percussion instruments like bongos, congas and djembes, it's every musician's paradise. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Maker of fine jewelry |
100 North Beretania Street, Suite 134 Honolulu, HI 96817-4708 United States +1 808 531 8666 |
Located in Chinatown, this small, unassuming shop is one of the sources for fine jewelry in Honolulu. Like its neighbors, it is run by Chinese locals and caters to a select group of people. The owners are friendly to visitors from outside Chinatown. The wares are high quality, and many of the designs are quite complex. Gold set with pearls and gems, fine enamel plates, delicate name bracelets and other items are displayed. While prices are comparatively low, they are definitely nothing to take lightly. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All countries, large and small |
1050 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 591 8999 / +1 800 537 9535 http://www.flagsflying.com/ |
While certain countries might not realize it, their flag is flying in America all the time. True, it might only be the size of a postcard, but it's represented in this store in Honolulu's Ward Center. Hundreds of different flags are available, in at least one of several styles. There are postcards, stickers, little mini-flags that can hang from just about anywhere and full-size ones that look like they belong on the roof of a foreign embassy. This store probably goes in and out of popularity. Sometimes people want to show spirit and solidarity; sometimes they don't. However, thanks to its ideal location in one of Honolulu's greatest shopping areas, it gets ample walk-in traffic at all times of the year. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Freshest available wholesale seafood |
225 North Nimitz Highway (#3) Honolulu, HI 96817 United States +1 808 524 4847 http://www.gvisfd.com |
The Hawaiian Islands are a dining paradise for seafood aficionados. Through this fine seafood retailer, a taste of the islands' best can be delivered fresh or frozen to your doorstep. In addition, relationships with companies in other exotic locations make it possible for the shop to bring in other unusual types of seafood. Tours of the facility are available to the public upon request. For a close-up look at freshness standards and grading techniques, contact the plant managers via telephone. Tours are typically held Tuesday through Friday, 1 pm-3pm. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For all occasions |
Bldg C, 1st Floor, Kiosk 15, 2201 Kalakaua Avenue (Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center) Honolulu, HI 96815-5200 United States +1 808 923 4482 http://www.royalhawaiianshoppi... |
Whether you need a big straw hat to shade your eyes during those long afternoons at the beach or a beret to complement your favorite pair of pants, you're likely to find just the right style at this shop. Located inside the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, this place has a hat for every occasion. In addition to straw boaters, beanies, visors and caps, it boasts a wide selection of Kangol hats imported from England and Panama hats from Ecuador. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Local motifs and designs |
One Aloha Tower Drive (Aloha Tower Marketplace) Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 531 6280 |
Plumeria blossoms, starfish, shells and other natural treasures are recreated in sterling silver and 14 karat gold at this local jewelry store. Other treasures from the sea, including pearls and coral, are also used to fashion unique and delicate ornaments. Charm bracelets, pendants, name bracelets, earrings and more are on display. The jewelry here is not particularly expensive. You won't find any emeralds or diamonds, but you will find plenty of small, unique items that can't be found anywhere outside of the Hawaiian Islands. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hawaiian fiesta and giant flea market booth |
700 North Nimitz Highway Honolulu, HI 96817 United States +1 808 535 6500 http://www.hilohattie.com/ |
The store named for the famous Hawaiian singer and entertainer has become the place to buy island-style clothing. It has one of the largest collections of the popular aloha shirts in the islands, as well as more than 70 styles of dresses. Some apparel is manufactured by the Hilo Hattie Company and some is purchased from other sources. Prices here are competitive and the quality is generally good. You can buy macadamia nuts and Hawaiian chocolate in the food section. The atmosphere tends to be busy to the point of insanity. Hostesses greet shoppers at the door, shell leis in hand. Tourists bump about the aisles in search of a fabulous deal. Slack-key issues from the stereo, and dozens of tourists enter and exit from all directions. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Custom made in Hawai'i |
500 Ala Moana Boulevard Company Center Court Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 524 6771 |
Baskets full of sweet-smelling gifts and edible treats are sold at this quaint little shop on Restaurant Row. Baskets contain everything from locally made bath products to Kona coffee and Moloka'i macadamia candies. Tea, cookies, jams and jellies can also go into a gift arrangement. On the other hand, one can ignore edible things entirely and make a gift basket of soap, bath crystals and lotion. Customers either choose a pre-made basket or custom design one. The store ships baskets anywhere in the country. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tropical clothing in Ala Moana |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard Ala Moana Shopping Center Honolulu, HI 96814 United States |
This store in the fabulous Ala Moana Shopping Center features stylish resort wear inspired by tropical islands from Hawai'i to the Bahamas. Located on the center's second level, the store sells both men's and women's beach fashions. There's nothing for the kids here. You can also browse a large collection of accessories and jewelry that will complement your clothing purchases. Name brands include Tori Richard and Tommy Bahama, as well as a large selection of signature wear made exclusively for this shop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Clothing and equipment for outdoor sports |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 943 0088 http://www.islandsnowboards.com/ |
While the only snow on Hawai'i is found infrequently on the Big Island, snowboarding goes hand in hand with surfing, which is the sacred sport of Hawaiians. That's why it makes sense that Island Snowboards has such a following among locals and visiting sport enthusiasts. Mostly apparel is sold in this spacious store. The style is outdoorsy and bluff; it's trendy, but not too edgy. Featured brands include Stussy, Quiksilver and Burton. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Loud and cheerful aloha wear |
One Aloha Tower Drive (Aloha Tower Marketplace) Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 537 3648 http://www.islandstyle.co.za |
If you want to get into the spirit of the islands, head to this store and pick out a brightly colored, wildly patterned Aloha shirt or a floor-length muumuu. Now, eat till you fill it up! Well, that may be taking things too far, but it's still fun to dress like the locals, especially on Aloha Friday, when the streets, shops and offices are awash with bright prints. Stop by this store and pick out an Aloha shirt, a muumuu or a sarong to match your mood. Grass skirts are also for sale. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Chinese merchandise downtown |
1118 Nuuanu Avenue Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 537 3497 |
This store, located in Honolulu's colorful Chinatown district, is a rare find. It has been owned by the Lai Fong family for almost 80 years. The store features items such as Chinese silk, brocades and custom dresses. In addition to one of the best Asian fabric selections in the islands, you can find everything from rare antiques to turn-of-the-century post cards. The store's employees are mostly still family, and they are glad to share tidbits of Chinese history and family lore with customers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Shoe Stop |
700 Bishop Street, Lobby TOPA Financial Center Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 531 7685 |
Your visit to the TOPA Financial Center would definitely be incomplete without a stop at the Leather Soul store - especially, if you have a shoe fetish. The store unfortunately stocks shoes for men only. Leather Soul carries the island's best selection of dress and casual footwear. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classy department store |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard (Ala Moana Shopping Center) Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 941 2345 |
An Island tradition, this four-story flagship department store features brand name and designer label apparel, footwear and accessories for women, men and children. There is also a wide selection of tasteful men's Aloha shirts, women's Polynesian wear and classy tropical home accents. A special boutique showcases trendy designer Anne Namba's Oriental-influenced high fashions. Also sold are cosmetics and fragrances, as well as fine home accents. Be sure to check out celebrity chef Alan Wong's new Pineapple Room restaurant on the third floor. There are a few other locations throughout O'ahu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stick 'em up |
1 Aloha Tower Drive Aloha Tower Marketplace Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 532 3268 http://www.alohatower.com/shop... |
Magnets are the name of the game at this little shop. The merchandise is much in demand; in fact, this is one of the most constantly crowded stores in the mall. It sells a head-spinning variety of magnets ranging from Hawaiian-inspired ukuleles to frighteningly realistic pieces of fruit. You'll also find animals, mottos, noisemakers, and innumerable other funny little novelty magnets. A few miscellaneous souvenirs are sold, including key chains and name tiles. Located in the Aloha Tower Marketplace. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Authentic Chinese bazaar |
1120 Maunakea Street Honolulu, HI 96817 United States |
Made up of several dozen ramshackle stalls and about a dozen formal stores, this place is very much of a local hangout. It spans two floors, and is arranged around a sunny courtyard. Crafts, clothes, jewelry and souvenirs are sold cheap at this bazaar. A food court serving such delicacies as roasted goat and pig's feet stew is located inside. While a few brave tourists venture into the dark, pungent room from time to time, the only people that really dine here are locals. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beach, gym and club clothes |
1 Aloha Tower Drive, Unit 35 Honolulu, HI 96813-4825 United States +1 808 537 9981 |
This place has been doing some heavy-duty advertising in tourist magazines lately, so the name might ring a bell. The merchandise is not nearly as naughty as one might expect, however. True, a fair assortment of tiny tops, swimsuits and sundresses is available, but classic, more conservative styles are also on display. Camisole sets range from sporty to sheer. With a nod to the varied bodies of locals and tourists, this store offers some maximum-coverage swimsuits as well as some plus-size ones. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Specializing in black opal |
1050 Ala Moana Boulevard, Suite A-10 Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 591 0804 http://www.opalfields.com |
The focal point of this jewelry shop is a stunning hollowed-out chunk of amethyst that weighs in at 1,200 pounds and is large enough for a normal person to sit in. While it is in fact for sale, it's not really representative of the merchandise usually on offer at this store. The specialty here is opals: flashing fiery ones, vivid tanzanite, and the most exotic of them all, the entrancing black opals. Black and pink pearl creations are also for sale. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Calling all comic book collectors |
1050 Ala Moana Boulevard, Suite A1-30 Ward Warehouse Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 596 8236 http://www.other-realms.biz/ |
If you're looking for that special edition Batman and Robin or Spiderman comic book, this is the place to go. All the comic books are here, along with an impressive selection of trading cards, t-shirts, collectables, role-playing games and so forth. Video games are also sold, though they're not as popular. This store is tucked away in a quiet corner of the Ward Warehouses. It has the sort of clubhouse-hideaway feel that is common to many gamer hangouts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Paniolo gear and garb |
1 Aloha Tower Drive, Suite 271 Honolulu, HI 96813-4837 United States +1 808 521 5552 http://www.alohatower.com/shop... |
While not as old-fashioned as the Paniolo Trading Company in Ala Moana, this Western retailer offers similar merchandise. Jeans, chaps, belts, string ties, hats and boots are just a few of the items on offer. Framed pictures of olden-time cowboys decorate the walls. Paniolos (Hawaiian cowboys) actually shop in this store, although they're usually just looking for a sturdy pair of boots or jeans. The majority of the clientele are visitors from the U.S. or Japan, striving to get the "rhinestone cowboy" look that is a popular style at many local bars. Located in the Aloha Tower Marketplace. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Skate and surf stuff |
1 Aloha Tower Drive, Suite 233 ALoha Tower Marketplace Honolulu, HI 96813-4831 United States +1 808 550 0275 http://www.pipedreamssurfco.com/ |
This place has a very local feel about it. Instead of loud trash music, it plays reggae or hip-hop. Skateboards, surfing longboards and shortboards are displayed throughout the sales floor. Boards are custom designed by Hawaiian Style. The apparel is sporty and attractive; girl's fashions have a bit of a retro look. The men's clothing (of which there is plenty) has a more utilitarian, outdoorsy look. Plenty of famous names in surfer fashion are available, including Rusty, Quicksilver and Billabong. Located in the Aloha Tower Marketplace. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant Hawaiian wear |
1220-1222 Kaumualii Street Honolulu, HI 96817 United States +1 808 847 4806 |
This "factory outlet boutique" decorated like a wicker living room offers 30 percent off retail prices on its distinctive line of elegant Hawaiian fashions named after Hawaii's last princess. No shapeless muumuus here—the dresses are notable for the turn-of-the-century styling with fitted bodices, graceful long flared skirts and leg-o-mutton sleeves. Wedding dresses are available too. The company also offers a line of top quality men's Aloha shirts under its Riggers label. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Technologically advanced downtown hospital |
1301 Punchbowl Street Honolulu, HI 96813 United States +1 808 538 9011 http://www.queens.org |
This is the state's largest private hospital and leading trauma center. Its 31 room ER is split into Emergency, Trauma, Psychiatry and Convenience Care. Services offered include same-day surgery, a Genetics Center, extensive onsite and offsite medical services, and a research center. Its state-of-the-art laboratory offers genetics testing and at-home testing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Dining and drinking hot spot |
500 Ala Moana Boulevard Honolulu, HI 96813-4920 United States |
From Ala Moana Boulevard, the lights of Restaurant Row can be seen twinkling merrily at night, casting a glow on the hundreds of people that find their way to this dining and entertainment Mecca. With a dozen restaurants, varied shops, several nightlife options and a movie theater onsite, this is one of the top evening visitor's attractions in Honolulu. Popular Row restaurants include Sunset Grill and Ruth's Chris Steakhouse. All of the establishments here accept credit cards, though there is no standard in terms of which cards are accepted. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hundreds of sweet temptations |
1 Aloha Tower Drive Aloha Tower Marketplace Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 545 4443 http://www.alohatower.com/dini... |
It's easy to find this place. Just look for the two five-foot teddy bears standing outside. About the time you get within a few feet of the bears, the scent of chocolate will assail your nostrils in the most pleasant but relentless way. A warning: The chocolate here tastes even better than it smells. The specialty is Ono Bark, a sublime creation of white and dark chocolate, peanut butter, marshmallows and other ingredients. Other kinds of "bark" are also sold. Specialty chocolates, truffles, ice cream and other delicacies are arranged throughout the busy shop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Something a bit different |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard (Ala Moana Center) Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 949 7828 |
This is not your average surf shop. In fact, this shop takes pride in the fact that it is unlike any other clothing and accessories store in the area. The philosophy here is that you can't please everyone and you shouldn't try. The store may not always keep up with the trends, but it provides a kind of style that appeals to a select group. Hipster fashions range from streetwear to surf styles and skatewear. You'll also find a hip and engaging atmosphere and all sorts of fun trinkets to keep you busy browsing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sandals and slippers |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard (Ala Moana Shopping Center) Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 949 0155 http://www.slippershawaii.com/ |
This place may carry Hawaii's largest selection of "slippers" (known to the rest of the world as flip-flops or thongs) and sandals. Styles for men, women and children range from inexpensive rubber pairs - many with Hawaiian print designs to the latest platform styles. The shop carries tote bags and backpacks as well. It is located on the ground floor of the Ala Moana Shopping Center near the food court. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Retro and modern chic |
1 Aloha Tower Drive Aloha Tower Marketplace Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 524 4159 http://www.alohatower.com/shop... |
In no way does the name of this place hint at the merchandise. It sounds like it could be a skate or outdoor store. Instead it is a hip, busy retailer of flattering fashions for women. It advertises itself as "retro," but it's really not. While some of the styles have a slightly '70s style, they have a modern edge as well. Everything from short shorts to evening gowns is sold here. The clientele is comprised of women of all ages. Located in the Aloha Tower Marketplace. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Strum Hawaiian musical instruments |
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, A 112 (Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center) Honolulu, HI 96815 United States +1 808 923 8587 http://www.ukulelehouse.com/ |
The cheerful sounds of the ukulele (Hawaiian for "jumping flea") are an integral part of Hawaiian music. Hawaii's first retail store devoted exclusively to ukuleles has something for everyone, from beginners to professional musicians. No tourist trap, this serious retailer of a fun musical instrument carries more than 24 brands of ukuleles, both new and vintage. Prices range from $10 for a kiddie-sized ukulele to more than $2,000 for a collector's item from the 1930s. The friendly staff claims that their free lesson will teach you how to play a ukulele in just 30 minutes. A small selection of gift items includes Hawaiian jewelry, Hawaiian quilts, T-shirts and cards. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Out you go |
1450 Ala Moana Boulevard, Suite 3051 Honolulu, HI 96814 United States +1 808 945 9255 http://www.walkingco.com/Store... |
If you're going to pound the pavement or stroll the sands, you've got to have the right footgear. Perhaps a pair of rubber soled hiking boots? Or if you're walking on the islands, a sensible set of sandals or moccasins. This store has a range of styles by known designers including Ecco, Mephisto and Clark's. It also sells sporty clothes made of cotton blends. To complete the ensemble, go for a handcrafted, polished wooden walking stick. Show the world that you mean business. Review © 2007, Wcities |
