Location: Pahoa
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Things to do in Pahoa, Hawaii (HI): The Best Shopping
Tiny Pahoa is Hawaii's alternative to a glitzy, prepackaged vacation experience. A small, Victorian town with wooden boardwalks, Pahoa has been called the "downtown" of the Puna region of the Big Island. Travelers will find abundant natural beauty combined with a laid-back, artistic atmosphere.
Restaurants in Pahoa
1. Tanglewood Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Local photographer Harry Durgin and his wife Mouse open their studio/gallery to the public on weekends, welcoming friends and visitors with Hawaii hospitality to view and buy his images of the area. An engaging, personal experience with the artists.
2. Puna Gallery and Gift Emporium
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Puna Gallery and Gift Emporium is a family run, fine art gallery and gifts shop located in the heart of Old Pahoa Town. Check out our fine art, including paintings, prints, wooden bowls, sculpture, and furniture handcrafted by local Puna artists. We offer a variety of locally made gifts from Puna grown coffee, locally made clothing, jewelry, soaps, lotions, local student works, and gift cards.
3. Maku'u Farmer's Market
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4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By lovetodanceandtravel - Pahoa, United States
The Maku'u farmers market is my favorite on the Hilo side of the Big Island!! If good eats is what your craving, there is a variety of good eats to include thai, Mexican, Japanese, bbq, crepes, local favs, lots of vegetarian options, coffee and danishes, and desserts! If you ate looking for plants, look no further. Ive found rare plants like the peanut butter fruit tree, lemon eucalyptus, and moringa.fruit and veggie stands are endless with local papaya, avocado, breadfruit, breadfruit, mango, rambutan, durian, and many others! Let's talk sweets... my favorite honey vendor whose farm is on the southeast of the island. Nice guy, let's you sample the different varieties of honey from the bees that pollinate macadamia, lilikoi, and mango fields before purchasing. You can also find local art, jewelry, clothing, knick knacks, massage, and fresh coconuts here. Often times, there is live music in the dining areas. Open on sunday's only, lots of parking, $2 per car.
4. Puna Kai Shopping Center
Pahoa’s newest community shopping center, featuring unique eateries, retailers, a fitness center, grocery and more.
5. GalleryPatrick
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
6. Malama Market
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
