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10AM - 5PM
84 Ponahawai St, Hilo
Antiques
“What a treat to run into Bruce’s shop after shopping from his other beautifully curated stores in California (Berkeley and Oakland) many years ago! It was a wonderful coincidence and incredibly lovely to see him again and another beautifully curated shop in Hilo!”
“Super cool selection of high quality items sourced from countries all over. Lots of cool old school gentleman items like safety razors and pipes. Also a great selection of household decor and painting. Highly recommend, and Chris is really cool too”
12:30 - 5:30PM
110 Hualalai St, Hilo
Antiques
“Friendly people. Fair prices. Good experience ?
Needed a board to ride around found a price that worked for both of us.
Would definitely recommend to anyone here.”
“On September 16th, when my husband's six siblings and I went sightseeing in Hilo, we happened to meet Asako, who worked at the store, and we looked into the store. It's a very nice shop with a great sense of style, stocking items such as hats and quilts that the owner has carefully selected and can only be found in Hawaii. Be sure to stop by when you go to Hilo. Asako-san, thank you for your kindness ??”
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“10/10 experience! Keli‘i, the owner, is the reason so many people keep coming back. My boyfriend visited his shop back in September and made it clear we had to stop by once I finally made it to Hilo—and I’m so glad we did. The shop is full of fun, unique trinkets, hand curated by Keli‘i himself. He knows the story behind every single one. When we visited, he was hand weaving bracelets and making leis right there in the shop—you could really see the care and effort he puts into his artistry and into creating such a welcoming space. Nothing compares to the hospitality you’ll receive from this warm and generous Hawaiian native. His passion and knowledge make the experience unforgettable. I can’t recommend this place enough—it’s an absolute must stop when you’re in Hilo! I already can’t wait to go back and visit again when we return to the island.”