Ward Village Shops

I enjoy shopping at T.J. Maxx, Nordstrom Rack and browsering thru small local business at bottom floor. The environment and atmosphere is changing so much with rising condo towers and eat, play, and live tagline. Got some nice restaurants like Merrimen's, Rinka, Jinya ramen bar, Scratch kitchen, many other food businesses. Parking free while shopping at stores which great, but stalls are tight, 1st to 3rd floors get packed when businesses open up. I do miss Ward Warehouse, lined up of small, local mom and pop shops and boutique stores checking out before redevelopement in the past 10-12 years occurred. It still crazy how much has changed. Even with Dave busters relocating to Ala Moana next year, and Bucca di pepo closed down in the past 2 months, they need to fill thoses spaces before foot traffic lessens.

Ward Village Shops are in a building. Not sure the exact name. Because I was dodging from a rain. I went to T.J. Maxx upstairs and I was amazed with the structure. The building has so many shops that would visit on my next trip to Honolulu.

If you've been under a rock you'll never recognize Ward Village.Who remembers Yum Yum Tree and the OG Taco Tuesday at Compadres and of course Spaghetti Factory thankfully that's still around further down the street but Ward Warehouse and Ward Centre was home to countless unique shops and restaurants.Constantly reinventing themselves the uniqueness is still fun more than ever...first of all follow them on Instagram @wardvillage to keep up the various on going events. Once a month home to one of my favorites Art + Flea Urban Market just to name a few you'll surely find something very special and as I was strolling around South Shore Market I noticed and elf...!?! Remembering their Elf Scavenger Hunt I found it so humorous to find one, took a photo and post in hopes to win a $100 gift card.Always keeping things fresh for every crowd in the bunch from the bookworm to a movie enthusiast, Kid City to the explorer for the holiday elves take a sip at Happy Lemon and set free of the lemons in life in this cool modern vibe as this shopaholic constantly finds her happy place here!Thank you!

A cute small shopping mall with local small businesses and artists. Great choice if you're looking for something local to bring back to the mainland. But there were very few shops and shopping was pretty pricey.

It was a good small shopping place. I shopped at Mahina and Mori. Such good shops. We also had coffee at Ali's coffee.

I came here to visit the Ward Center that used to be here. I was very sad to see that's all gone. This little unique set of shops (not really a mall, but some diverse shops connected by an enclosed walk), it's actually very pleasant and peaceful (it's very under utilized). I was a little frustrated at how hard it is to find access, but at the same time the limited access seems to cut down on the derelicts and homeless. This is the best part of the larger Ward Village area.

Mario is the best security guard. He made me feel so safe even walked me to my Uber and he didn't have to but he insisted. Thank you so much Mario and Sars would come to ward Village Center again thanks Mario!!

This is a cute little spot that reminds me of Town and Country Village in the South Bay. It is a throwback type of place with lots of little shops tucked in among lots of empty spaces. I went to a place where chocolates are sold and the guy in there was really nice. There were some places to eat, but they didn't seem to have seating, so it seemed like a take it and run spot. There was a hair salon and some clothing spots, but walking through was charming. It wasn't crowded, which is good. But the walk through was just what I was looking for and I don't regret coming to see what they had.

Parked in Ward Centre last weekend and almost couldn't leave when I wanted to. Check out attached photos. My car is the Acura and notice how I'm evenly spaced between the lines? When I parked the spaces beside me were open but these kooks decided to sandwich me in. Thing is there were quite a few spots open a half floor up. My daughter had to squeeze in through passenger door and climb over to pull the car out so we could get in. Even after that I had to do the Austin Powers forward/reverse thing to leave. Management should seriously think about re-striping the parking lot.

When my family and I walked in we were not treated with hospitality and felt like we were not welcomed even after checking in.