Waikiki Beach Walk

Eimeo is this amazing Tahitian boutique along the beachwalk. They feature beautiful fabrics and special design from Tahiti. They are have pop ups with incredible hand made Native Hawaiian Designers like Brooke Holt of 21 degrees north - who was weaving traditional lauhala the day I visited the store. I own a few of her pieces all hand made high quality aka statement pieces and amazing earrings. I also purchased a beautiful dress for the holidays.

The vibrancy is real here...Anyone who'd lived and work in the area knows it's the place to avoid sadly and I have worked here for over 10+ years decades ago and it's nothing like this thankfully. The building that I worked in nostalgically still stands to this day and certainly a few others as well but the new addition along with Waikiki Beach Walk makes it a great place to gather.Parking is always a challenge in Waikiki and here with Yelp check in you get 3 hours for FREE! Drive up to the Embassy Suites Waikiki valet and let them know you're parking using that option and be ready to show them the check in start and with $20 purchase at any of the tenants, just be sure to get your receipt as we do tend to decline the need of this that is something you must show to get your free parking.Go shop browse and support local as this will get you a chance to experience Waikiki Beach Walk at your leisure.Thank you!

Shopping and dining in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii...Waikiki Beach Walk has really been renovated into a pleasant space! Many shops and restaurants have changed. Currently, the restaurants include:Ruth's Chris Steakhouse Giovanni Pastrami Nalu Health BarMusubi Cafe IyasumeSubway Roy's WaikikiShops include:ABC StoresMahinaCrazy ShirtsHonolulu Cookie Company KahalaBlue GingerBreakout Waikiki The Ukulele ShopYard HouseWayland Galleries If you want three hours of parking, enter Embassy Suites, check in at Waikiki Beach Walk on your Yelp app, and bring your receipts of $20 or more to the valet. To get to the restaurants and shops, walk through a hallway that connects the front of Embassy Suites with Waikiki Beach Walk. Note: The restrooms are upstairs. Just remember to ask for the code for the door at any merchant!

I'm really disappointed that the valet person that I had didn't honor the yelp check in saying she didn't know anything about it and that it didn't count at night. The place is hopping and lots of vendors around which is really cool! I like having a good amount of places to eat and ice cream spots and nalu. Just going back after all these great fun things and then having to pay $8 for parking when you thought it was going to be free really ruins it.

Fantastic place for night life shopping and just a great place to walk around near all the 5-star hotels in Waikiki. I bought some Hawaiian shirts and this is great for buying gifts for friends and loved ones to take home. There's also lots of great lunch and dinner places with easy walk. You can't go wrong visiting this street during your stays in Waikaki Beach.

Best way to park without paying an arm and a leg. Just make sure you don't surpass the 3 hour mark. We were about 5 minutes over the 3 hour mark and I had to pay $4.00.

Welcome to the World Famous Waikiki Beach and Beach Walk which is a whole vibe!!It's bustling and fun and never a dull moment plus you have some really great world class hotels that come with all the amenities and luxury that one desires!You will fall in love with the views and also the beautiful people! And of course the ALOHA WILL KEEP BRINGING YOU BACK !!

I think it depends on the type of vacation and beach you like.If you like the convenience of a tourist "trap" this is a good spot with tons of restaurants and stores. They have shows at night... not sure the schedule but it seems like every other night since I've been here this week.There's places to rent various beach equipment and a strip of resorts. There's a police station and lots of coffee shops.It's busy and lots of traffic especially on weekends.There's also a lot of homelessness... you'll find homeless sleeping during the night and early morning. They're there throughout the day.It's also a little loud throughout the night if you have a room at one of the hotels here.The beach also have rock walls (water breaks?) that are great for small children so they don't get swept away.

Great shopping area near the Sheraton Resort. Lot of the same shops that are all along Kalakaua, but some unique and stand outs like Soha Living. It's a gorgeous home decor store based on the Hawaii lifestyle. Colors of sand, sea and sky decorate most every item in the store from pillows, totes, serving ware, candles and ceramics. Everything is styled beautifully and it's worth going to the Beach Walk just for this store!The Hard Rick Cafe is always popular. Not my thing as I prefer local over chains, but if you like their food, you will find them here. Tommy Bahamas, Billabong, Mahina, several restaurants, beach shops, Hawaiian attire, ABC store. It's all here. If you check in on Yelp you will get free parking at the garage for 3 hours with a $20 purchase in any shop. Definitely a deal! I walked over during my morning stroll but may use the voucher if I head over in the evening when I'm in heals!

Upscale, outdoor mall. Despite the name, it's not on Beach Walk, it's one block over on Lewers St. I would estimate there are about 40 shops here. Fun place to check out. I'd say it's one of the top 4 shopping centers in Waikiki (the others being the International Marketplace, Royal Hawaiian Center, and Waikiki Shopping Plaza).