Manoa Marketplace

Shopping and dining in Manoa, Honolulu, Hawaii...There are at least six buildings at Manoa Marketplace. Some buildings have two stories, and others are single-leveled, such as McDonald's. The main stores are Longs and Safeway. Other shops are smaller, such as Island Manapua, BRUG Bakery, Kay's Crackseed, Fendi Boulangerie, Leahi Health, Paesano Restaurant, Edible Arrangements, Manoa Sushi, and Le Crepe Cafe. The newest addition was Aroma Italia. Upstairs businesses include Allison Izu, Manoa Nails, Salon Kai, dentists, a dance studio, and jiu-jitsu. There's also a post office, a laundromat, financial institutions, and a veterinarian clinic. Overall, it's a calm and quiet outdoor mall. After the most recent renovation, there still are many trees, new common areas with benches, chairs, and tables, and a children's play area! There's also a Farmers' Market on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays from 7am to 2pm!

I come here every so often. It's anchored by Safeway their biggest tenant in this center. Longs Drugs is also here, along with a bunch of eateries, post office and laundromat. They have Farmers Market every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday from 7am-2pm. You can get fresh veggies and fruits. They also sell arts and crafts. My favorite places to visit are Paesano, Fendu Boulangerie and Island Manapua.

Manoa marketplace is located in the heart of Manoa Valley. It's a very convenient place to shop as it has Safeway grocery store, Longs drugs, a McDonald's, gas station, First Hawaiian Bank, and other small shops and restaurants including a Thai restaurant, bakery, Italian restaurant and even the crack seed store is still there. It also has the convenience of having a small post office in the corner.I feel safe shopping here especially with my children. Parking can be a bit tight on the weekends but otherwise there's always plenty of parking. They've been recently re-doing the parking lot due to the issues with the tree roots. They have a weekly farmers market which is small, but does have a lot of fresh produce.

Got a good mix of shops and restaurants. Definitely a convenient location with good food, desserts and other conveniences like a grocery store and drug store.I tried four of the restaurants and I'm happy with most of them.Restrooms were clean.

There are a number of local businesses in this shopping center and I try to support as many small businesses that I can. The Safeway has been there for decades...though mostly remodeled. Fendu Boulangerie and Brug Bakery are the places that I patronize most often and they both offer excellent customer service along with very good breads, pastries & paninis. There are several specialty stores and eateries along with a couple of banks that will cover the average shoppers needs...they also have a farmers market, I believe on Saturdays?

Did ya know there was a pretty cool shopping center tucked away in the Manoa valley neighborhood????For you folks who are not townies..........yes, in the heart of Manoa valley, there is a shopping center called - Manoa Marketplace. Not an overly large shopping complex, but the shopping center has a nice balance of businesses ranging from restaurants, drug store, supermarket, post office, bakery, dry cleaning/laundry services, banking/financial institutions, gas station, & doctor's offices.There are too many businesses here, and I can't list them all for you, so I will just share a link so you can see the various businesses in the Manoa Marketplace -http://manoamarketplacehawaii.com/shops-services/I come here a lot, as all the banking/financial institutions are my customer in the Manoa area. I also come here a lot for Longs Drugs (cuz who in Hawaii doesn't go to Longs?), as well as Safeway. When I need a good cup of coffee...........I like to go to (CBTL) Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, and when I'm feelin' like saving a few bucks on coffee............. well, it's good ol' (McD's)! By the way..........McD's does make a decent cup of coffee! :DIt's nice to see that the Moana Marketplace has reinvested into this property, as they are currently doing some renovations within the parking lot..........I guess the trees on the property had grown too big, and the roots from the tree have seriously warped various sections of the parking lot.A nice chill shopping complex.........and a great place to visit, do a little shopping, and get away from the hustle & bustle!

Mānoa Marketplace has everything you need and then some! This shopping center is in the heart of Manoa between Woodlawn Drive and East Manoa Road, and it's really a unique place to visit. There's many specialty stores, and restaurants of every cuisine within the shopping center. There's plenty of parking too!This is probably one of a few shopping centers where there isn't a true anchor store that brings customers, and literally covers all your needs. Safeway, Longs, and McDonalds with a Starbucks across are there.Need to go to the bank? They're all there within walking distance from each other. Need fresh baked bread and pastries and fresh sandwiches? There are several!Need coffee? There's Starbucks and Coffee Bean, plus specialty coffees at the bakeries. Post office? There's one?Manapua, plate lunch, and crack seed? Yes, yes, and yes!Ramen? Yes. Sushi? Yes. Italian? Yes. Pho? Yes. Korean? There's two! Chinese? Yup!Need a haircut and a manicure? Yes.I can go on and on.Even though this is an older shopping center, it is very well maintained and hasn't changed at all since I frequented here during my UH days. Beautiful trees everywhere providing valuable shade. Coming to Manoa seems inconvenient because it's not really along the way to anywhere, but there are several roads you can take to get here: up University Ave, up Punahou St and break off onto East Manoa Road or come around the back way on Manoa Road.I enjoy coming to Manoa because it's so much more green and lush here, and the weather just feels a little bit cooler. This marketplace provides so many delicious foods and specialty stores that you always find your way back here over and over again.

I can spend a day in this little strip mall. All little shops with different flavors and charm. Pizza, bakery, sandwiches, drugstore, Italian Restaurant (my fav), a chain supermarket, Starbucks, all in one place for the discerning shopper. Great that they are pet friendly as long as you have someone with you to hang on to the pets while you shop! Since most of the shops aren't huge you just run in and grab what you want and can sit on the outside tables and enjoy the cooler weather with friends or family. I would be here more often if I live in the neighborhood. Since I don't I'm here several times a month wishing I did. Easy in, Easy out place. Really like the vibe and the people here.

It was a little disappointing because there weren't many shops. I didn't buy much because the price was high.

They just remodeled, finally after about 100 years or so... and it looks good. First, the bathrooms are locked, but they are cleaned regularly and pretty clean. After thus, everything else is a bonus ya?They opened their jungle gym which the kids adore. Id be careful cuz they little ones can definitely fall. Its probably about 10 feet high or so. But jts good for the kids. The renovations looks pretty good. Maybe next they ca. Focus on the parking. And make some of the stall bigger for the larger vehicles and grandmas who had a hard time reserving out...lololol