Primeira classificação Compras em Kihei

Queen Ka'ahumanu Center is the island’s premiere shopping and entertainment destination. The home of Maui’s only department stores, Sears and Macy's, plus more than 100 shops and restaurants, from cool island-style boutiques to such national names as American Eagle Outfitters, Pacific Sunwear, Foot Locker and Borders Express. It's the place where Maui folks and Maui visitors get going with a gourmet cappuccino, savor fabulous cuisine at Ruby’s Diner or Koho Grill & Bar, or chow down on fun international fare in the Queen’s Market Food Court. And it's where you can enjoy hot Hawaiian music on the Queen’s Stage, and treat yourselves to an ice-cream and a movie. So join them for some real local aloha.Steppingstone Playhouse, home of Maui Academy of Performing Arts (MAPA)is located on the second floor near the Macy's home department.

When you are planning on buying little hula dolls for about 100 people back home, this is the place to visit. Great quantities of every stereotypical Hawaiian souvenir are on the shelves. You will find sarongs, souvenir license plates, macadamia nuts, hats and more. This is also the place to find flip-flops, trashy paperbacks or any other beach essential. The store is large, well-lit and well-organized—which is good, because the service can be sluggish. There are other store locations throughout Maui.

This mom and pop shop in the Happy Valley area of Wailuku is one of the more authentic and especially successful grocery stores in Central Maui. For example, they offer everything national convenience stores have and then some. The shop opens early for those who want to grab a quick cup of coffee and a bear claw before work and a bento for lunch. The after work crowd stops in for a case of cold beer and poke. Yes, that's right: ahi poke. All kinds of ahi poke, sashimi and island style sushi. Please note that parking is a bit tight, but it's worth the extra effort. - Lottie Tagupa

Is marinated tofu with baby greens your idea of the perfect lunch? If so, this is your kind of grocery store. It is located on the jam-packed South Kihei strip and caters to health-conscious people of all kinds. The food is organic and delicious, with a variety of deli and grocery items available. It makes a great place to stop for lunch. Build your own salad and sit outside in the Maui sunshine to enjoy it. This is a favorite of health-conscious denizens of South Maui.

Aesthetically a notch above its across-the-street neighbor the Aloha Marketplace, this bazaar sells local arts, crafts and gift items. A number of local artisans and vendors have booths in the open-air market, while specific business such as Jabooka Jooce and Alexander's Fish & Chips are clustered around the bazaar area. A sunny outdoor patio in the center is the perfect spot for an informal meal. It is fairly easy to spot this place; it looks like a gigantic warehouse with no front doors. Credit card acceptance policy and hours of operation vary by merchant.

Opened by Bill and Jane Azeka nearly 50 years ago, this neighborhood shopping center has expanded through the years to include over 50 shops and restaurants. While tourists like to shop here, it is equally popular with locals. There are several restaurants ranging through various types of cuisines. A post office, gas station and various other services are also at hand. Credit card acceptance policy varies by merchant.