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“You *may* find your favorite, hard-to-locate grocery item(s) here.Note that it will probably be grossly overpriced if they have it... but if you find it on their shelves, you will most likely buy it at their price.Also note, this ChoiceMart meat dept is one of the best among the supermarkets on island.”
“Visited Doris Place this past June during our family trip to the Big Island. We visited Holualoa during our trip to pay respects at a local cemetery there. Afterwards we stopped by a pleasant mom and pop small store called Doris. According to my wife's aunt, the store is named after Doris (who we also visited) who has run the store through many generations (she has recently retired). If you are in the area I recommend visiting Doris Place in a small little town called Holualoa. You will get good local community store vibes there.”
“It may be a bit pricey, but they were friendly and had all the necessary supplies. There are no supermarkets nearby, so I think it would be better to use this one.”
“Shopping for groceries on vacation on the big island is a challenge but KTA provided what we wanted, including a selection of Hawaiian made and local products which we couldn't find at Choice Mart. Best of all, their desserts are FIRE ???”
“Best bakery spot in the area, their selection is epic, fresh, and delicious. Staff is so warm and friendly and priced fair. Truly enjoy stopping here to start the day.”
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“Great family owns and runs this wonderful little store. I have been a regular customer since 1990. ( at least 3 owners) Not a large selection, it's a very small store, but they have the essentials and the prices aren't outrageous. The ambiance is close to the old school mom and pop style rural Hawaiian store. The current owners continue to be a big help to the local community. They even had free Thanksgiving dinners again this year. Much Aloha!”