North Shore Marketplace

It's the place up north...Hungry...no problem, thirsty...got it here even some thing to cool you down after a long day at the beach North Shore Marketplace is filled with various shops to rest and shop for lots of selections for all your needs.Difficult to miss regardless as it's probably one of the larger shopping center area in Haleiwa but what makes it special honestly is there is a public restroom and is the place that I do find myself stopping by on the regular.Love that there's lots of free parking so that you're able to enjoy and browse at your leisure is always something that you don't need to worry about here which makes it a great place to do it all.Thank you!

Nice shopping center that has cafes, eateries, local boutiques/shops. There are quite a few businesses with a little something for everyone. Clothes, coffee, jewelry, general store, real estate... and much more. I mean they have all kinds of shops. It's a bit touristy and geared more towards souvenirs. It's nice to head into the art galleries and meander through the shops, too. So much food and so many options ... food truck, fancy dine in or go to a dine in dive... takeout and head to the North Shore... whatever your pleasure they likely have it. There is plenty of free parking but it can become full and you have to wait a short bit for a spot. Just be patient, it's not long. We usually stop in either on the way out to or in from the North Shore, you should give it a try, I'm betting you'll enjoy it!

This is such a cute little shopping center and has a lot to do in it. They have restaurants, shops, and even a couple art galleries in it! It is more so a tourist spot so it does lean more towards gift shops and such. The parking is free but can be busy around lunch time but we were lucky and got a spot pretty quick. There are chickens galore here as well so if you are looking for them you will be very happy to come here! I really enjoyed this little shopping mall and we visited most of the little shops in here! You should stop here if you want a nice little outing definitely stop here!

Densen was super great! We bought two rash guards, three shirts, hair clip and sticker he gave us $25 off.Densen helped us with dressing rooms and tried to build a rapport with us by trying to get to know us. He even went on to show their awards and how they won them. We spent $187 but we got a lot for the price. They have tons of custom jewelry, shirts, hats, shorts, go pro gear and even a kids section.

Hale'iwa has two major mini-malls with public restrooms, both worth a stop on your North Shore tour. The mini-malls, not the bathrooms.Restaurants include Cholo's Homestyle Mexican (saw some good nachos), Banzai Sushi, Coffee Gallery, Maya's Tapas and Wine, Breakers, and Kono's. Shopping: Aloha General Store, Polynesian Treasures, I am Paradise/Pearl Shop, North Boatriders Club surfshop, Patagonia sportswear, Twelve Tribes clothing, Haleiwa Ocean Arts, Silver Moon Emporium (for women with silver hair, in my opinion), Lulu's Leis and Florist, Tini Manini kids, SoHa Living home goods, Waimea Blue North Shore Gallery, and I loved Barnfield's Raging Isle (separate review) has great footwear options and cats! We came back two days later to hang with the cats.Grab the coupon books before you buy anything.

Densen was amazing at customer service. We got like seven things and got 25$ off. Everything u need or want is here. What's cool is it's right off north shore and surf boards all on the ceiling! Clean and well organized in there. Right off strip mall and main road into town.

We stop by here whenever we're visiting the North Shore. There are a couple of places to eat and some cute shops to go into. However, my biggest complaint is it is hard to find parking!!! We had to drive around the lot a few times before we found a spot. But once we did, we enjoyed the shops we went into.

This an amazing outside place with tons of local shops and places to check out! I highly recommend it!

Love this place and all the fun shops and food trucks , fun place to check out local goods , sights and foods. Recommend a visit when in the area.

The North Shore Market Place blends in well with its rural surroundings. Though it may not seem like a large area while on foot, if you look at it on Google Maps, it radiates out quite a distance along the highway. It's made up of several small buildings like a little plantation village, occupied by restaurants and local businesses and not one chain entity. Parking was easy. We had dinner at Cholo's which was very good. OVERALL:Not a shopper's paradise but serves its purpose well.