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“Tamura's is a little local community gem. The store is older and they are not as stocked as some of the chain monsters are. However, I find the pricing and inventory to be more than adequate. The parking lot is a decent size and their hours of operation are also decent. Little bit of everything here, from ice to liquor and beer to snacks + the regular grocery store items.”
“Stopped by Haleiwa Bottle Shop while in town and picked up 5 cans of different ciders and hard seltzers. They had so many local small brands and it was really hard to limit myself to just 5! Staff were very nice and friendly. I def recommend Haleiwa Bottle Shop if you're looking for something different to drink!”
“It's a decent convince store that's locally owned and operated. It can seem cluttered at the register, and the back half of the store could use more lighting”
“Stopped by Haleiwa Bottle Shop while in town and picked up 5 cans of different ciders and hard seltzers. They had so many local small brands and it was really hard to limit myself to just 5! Staff were very nice and friendly. I def recommend Haleiwa Bottle Shop if you're looking for something different to drink!”
“Nice option, however seem like they do t understand supply and demand or maybe it's just hard to get certain items. Buffalo Trace is highly desired but it's seem they only get one case every few months.”
“Well there is no more 7-Eleven next door for the next month, so I'll try this place. Prices are a little bit more expensive than the Walgreens next door, but they have hot food which Walgreens does not.. will do in a pinch.”
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“A hidden gem on the North Shore. Shochu may not be for everyone, but those who know buy up many bottles. Unique among Hawaii distilleries, and using local ingredients. It was also a pleasure coordinating a purchase (you should look at the schedule and email first) and visiting Ken's one-man shop. Arigatou gozaimasu!”