Only Show In Town

We only had a few minutes to shop at this part antique/part souvenir shop. Everything was 20% off. My husband bought three used license plates that were very reasonably priced. I bought several wood, lava, Pearl, and bead bracelets for the grandkids. There were many cats in the store and outside. The female owner said they have 30! She was feeding them at closing.

If you're taking a trip around the island, get some Kahuku Garlic Shrimp and stop by The Only Show In Town!Located in Kahuku with lots of parking in front. It's an antique store with lots of curious things. Look hard because there just might be something hiding in a corner that you'll like.

We loved this place, but just stopped by, and it's been replaced by a t shirt store. I'm so hoping they just retired, I'm crying.

LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!After reading all of the reviews I'm a bit envious that I never got the chance to meet the funny-half-witted history enthusiast, Paul. We did however, meet "a" Paul. My bf and I made a quick turn into the cute little plaza and stumbled upon this store of trinkets. We were greeted by what seemed to like a tiny sleeping sleeping person and a rooster on the front deck. Shortly after walking in I hear a cheery, but elderly, voice letting us know that everything in the store is 20% off. Thank goodness, because I was reading the review someone left 4 years ago and they had said that they visited during the 20% off sale so what good fortune it was to discover that they were having their semi-annual sale when we visited. While walking around I heard the store owner call out to Paul...asking him various things and calling out to him repeatedly. At first maybe I thought she was talking on the phone because no one was responding but when I jet around the corner low and behold there sits Paul, eyes wide and all, behind the counter. As we were shopping in the store, about 10-15 minutes, she continuously called out to Paul, I was waiting for Paul to respond, but no response. Finally when it was time to pay, the nice lady told Paul how much the bill was, and Paul was kind enough during the transaction, he entree the correct amount in the credit card machine and even handed us a pen and the receipt to sign. There were two cats roaming around so I don't know where the other 28 were as mentioned in previous reviews. Also the rooster was being a Mr nance and casually causing jump scares throughout the shopping experience. All in all I give this place 500/5 stars because the old couple. We'll never forget you Paul. P.S. if you're reading this and you're about to come to Oahu please please please GO OUT OF YOUR WAY to visit this store, buy something, but most importantly check up on the elderly couple, Paul and his wife.

Love this little antique shop, we make sure to stop by every time were in the North Shore area! They have a huge selection of the cutest little beads of varying colors, shapes and sizes. My favorite pendant/bead is the toad one haha. Gave a few as gifts years ago and just picked up 2 more! Definitely come here if you want unique jewelry accessories!! The owners are some of the sweetest people i've met on the island. 5/5 service:)

The best on the island. B Dyson Stuntman / Magnum P.I / Hawaii 5-0 / Ncis Hawaii / Ncis LA.

On my days off, my all-time favorite treat is to drive around Northshore, and stop by this treasured antique store. This place brings back so many good memories as one of my fond memories is that I took my fiancé here as one of our first date and had such a fun experience. The couple Brenda and Paul is so friendly and welcoming, I always have such a blast talking story with them. Here at their store, they have absolutely almost everything here, antiques, collectibles, glass bottles, tikis, turtle little gifts, craft beads, aloha shirts, sarongs, license plates, jewelry, japanese dolls, hawaiian shells and other hawaii items. It's so much fun walking around looking at all the items they have as I never came across a store unlike this one!This is by far a must stop place to go whether you are kamaaina or here on vacation, because you can always find something unusual or even something to bring back for a loved one. This is a great place especially if you are visiting as you will be surprised how many gift items they have.Deals: everything is 20 percent off!Bathroom available!!And it's amazing how long they have been having their business, they are open Sun-Sat (everyday). They actually started their business in 1982 in Kauai, and sadly their store got hit by the Hurricane Iniki in 1992 that damaged majority of their store, and they had to build everything from ground zero. I enjoy supporting them as they work so hard every day, just the two of them, no matter if it's a Holiday, they continue to work hard each and everyday. They both are truly a one of a kind, and I value this shop along with them.

This little gift shop was pretty cool and had great stuff in it. The building itself has a lot of character. The colorful outside painting makes you really want to come in and look around. There are so many cool beads and shells that you get mesmerized. FIGHT ON.

When I tell you my girlfriend and I will never forget this place, that is not hyperbole. The selection is phenomenal, very reasonable prices. I am not here to tell you about what to buy in this store though, my only concern is related to the two people running it .Unfortunately, I did not get the lady's name but I quickly learned the name of her companion, Paul.She called out to Paul a dozen times in a loud voice most likely related to hearing loss potentially secondary to living through the Pearl Harbor bombing based off the estimate of their age.The best part is that while Paul acted upon her inquisitive nature, I don't believe I actually heard him utter a single word the entire time I was in the store. The constant barrage of questions to Paul was astounding, he really kept his cool. Paul is not in a hurry to do anything in life, and didn't have time to talk to me. I feel very worried for these two and can tell they have numerous health concerns. I hope they are working because they want to do something, and not entirely dependent on the revenue generated. Please stop by and support these two, if nothing else, just to make sure they are still alive. We had some concerns when we first arrived, but the old lady eventually started puttering around. And just to qualm any concerns, the 20% discount is still going strong. What an incredible offer and so generous of this locally owned business!!

Paul and Brenda are two of the best parts of Oahu's Northshore. We've been visiting their store for over a decade and are grateful we hit their famous 20% off everything sale each time. Paul was always the front man and Brenda, the heart. Unfortunately, time is catching up and Paul has suffered some health issues. But we know he is still there and we're more than happy to stop by whenever we're visiting. On a side note, they maintain a feral cat colony and can always use donations so even if you don't take advantage of the awesome things within the store, stop by and help out the Kahuku cats!