South Shore Market

I thought South Shore Market was an actual supermarket until today. According to my friend, this building was supposed to be a Whole Foods Market, but the discovery of human remains during construction delayed the project, so Whole Foods built at another location a block away. The building was completed regardless. THE MARKET: The end result is a mini indoor mall that is occupied by about 20 locally-owned shops and eateries, a segment that'll never get old in this vibrant, foodie city. There is a small section of communal tables & chairs inside, along with a few outdoor ones, but they're unprotected from the elements. PARKING: A small garage provides complimentary parking, shared with nearby businesses. EXPERIENCE: Our friend wanted to check out one of the clothing stores here, so we followed suit. I was happy to see that a biz I had bookmarked for a while, Lucy's Lab Creamery, was here too, so I finally got to try them (but has since closed). The facilities are clean and well-maintained. OVERALL: An excellent use of space that was divided up to bring in more businesses to the area.

A medium-sized market of boutiques and some essentials (food, coffee and grocery!). There are also places to plop down alone or with groups. Remote workers/students: + Free parking structure (can get packed) + Free WiFi + Places to work/study + Modern, open, clean atmosphere - Moderate noise level - Outlets limited; there's a Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf with public outlets.

NOTE: Pictures are from areas of SALT of Kakaako...will need to move and update my edits. Nice place for the family to visit..places to eat, drinks, treats...if you feel like an adventure, stroll around the blocks around and look for the wall arts by Pow Wow.

We went to shop at TJMax, but happened upon a pet event they were having that weekend. What a fun experience. So many dogs of all sizes and breeds. There were venders there with all kinds of stuff from treats to outfits and behavior help. It was a delightful event to attend.

Definitely more upscale in feel and Millennial in vibe than any other mall in a reasonable radius, besting Ala Moana in its upscale and comfortable feel. Why? Yeah, the usual TJ Maxx but better maintained, and no Chanel/Ferragamo/Apple, but: -beautiful living walls -clean community tables -covered outdoor tables with views -clean water features -WiFi that works -electrical outlets/charging stations near tables -climate control (TIP: sit at the table near Big Bad Wolf; there are two outlets in the floor. Or sit at the community table by the large indoor mural and there are many outlets in the pillar. Or sit in Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf for outlets. Or at the entrance for the parking structure, near the living wall, there are also outlets there & usually a table there; sometimes it is moved to care for the living wall.) -local rotating art installations (thank you, Pow! Wow! & Big Bad Wolf) -emphasis on Native Hawaiian-owned businesses & goods -a gourmet hand-mixed ice cream shop that quietly donates a part of its proceeds to support cancer research (Lucy's Lab? Yep, Lucy is the founder's family member. Ask them about it.) -curated boutiques by small local companies, local coffee shops -local-owned restaurants (Scratch! Yes, you guys!) -health food bars that sell locally-produced goods (Shaka Tea from the Big Island at Nalu!), reducing your carbon footprint, helping you live longer, and supporting your friendly neighborhood farmer all at once! For the old school folks looking to grab and go, there is also Holo Holo Market selling Foodland poke bowls at the same Foodland prices (right next to the Coffee Bean, another Foodland company) with bento and musubi also at VERY reasonable prices ($7 poke bowls; $2.19 musubi, $2-5 large Deli sandwiches, $6-8 full-size bento, $1-3 gourmet large can drinks, etc.) for this location. Super clean bathrooms with hard-working folks turning the room over regularly. Water fountains with water bottle adjustments so you can fit your entire water bottle under there, with a filter indicator. Ground floor parking has Reserved stalls for electric vehicle users with chargers. Love this! Ample handicapped parking. Free covered parking that is monitored closely by security. Do not be surprised if they chalk your tires to ensure that you are there to shop and not just homesteading or a nearby condo resident using the facility is parking. I like that actually - - no break-ins and no cars left there for weeks. Stairwells are clearly marked, and frequently used. Stairwells are clean and well-lighted. Several elevators--a set by parking & another on building itself. The large elevators, especially those on the building itself, are a joy for disabled/mobility-impaired folks or strollers. No squeezing and feeling super awkward if you have a double stroller! Excellent! Family-friendly, low-drama. Everyone from safety-shirt guys to college students to retiree tourists to yoga folks with mats to young families all strollered up. Something for everyone, and a favorite place of ours.

Amazing place for nice deals! Highly recommended if you are into hight end brands. 😉

It’s a nice, clean place to hangout with friends and their dogs. There are tables and benches along the walkway outside and inside the A/C common area. Nordstrom Rack and TJ Maxx are the anchor stores for several boutiques and eating places. The stores are also pet-friendly. Parking in the multi-level structure is free, but it gets full.

Only went to a few shops. Parking is busy.

Pretty cool space! Very artsy! Has lots of modern boutiques and a few places to eat! We opted for Ocean taste and it was great! Delicious food good service and cool selection of poke

Don't like this areas not enough parking. Takes about 5 mins of your time to park and get out of the lot. Wards development with all these buildings is very poorly designed. Makes coming and going difficult especially the way they are revamping the roads. Boo!

Great place to meet friends for a drink. We do our church discipleship meetups here weekly. Quiet environment to get together. Replaced the Border's Bookstore study vibe back in the 2000s in town.

Good place for discount shopping TJ Maxx in Nordstrom rack are here nice area to just chill and grab a snack ! It is little confusing Where are the entrances to each one of the stores are. For example, Nordstrom entrance is on the second floor at TJ Maxx. Entrance is on the third floor. Elevators are a little slow but very spacious.

There's a parking structure attached to this shopping mall. Shopping center by our lunch spot today, nice for a walk and browse after some bites. Nice cool underground feel to the first floor.

Been a great venue for hosting all the dog-related fairs and exhibitions lately. Located conveniently near Ward theatres with a huge parking lot, this is a great location for dog ownes and lovers to converge. Place is always clean and with lots of sitting opportunities. AC in the main buildings as well as elevators between floors.

Theres a few different places to grab food, drinks and merchandise. Today I went and they had an event going on with different booths and businesses selling homemade items. It was really cute! I didn't purchase anything except for these mini donuts which was ok. Wouldn't buy it again but its good to try! Parking lot is pretty big. It does get busy though. And the ramps going up and down the parking lot are a bit tight just watch the sides of your car. Even if the parking lot gets busy, I haven't had any trouble finding parking. Just gotta be patient. There was alot of different stores in the area as well as in the market. South shore market is in the main level, level 1. There is public restroom that is kept decent. If you're in the area. Check it out! Shop, eat or grab a drink! There is also a play ground across the street, pretty good. My kids love to go there! I park in the parking lot grab a coffee, sit and watch them play for an hour. Great place to pass time.

It's the little things that really counts... South Shore Market is a branch in the Ward Gateway area so judging them in it's lack of tenants is quite unfair considering majority of their spots are filled with great places like Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, T.J Max, Scratch Kitchen, CorePower Yoga and several unique local shops I just adore. This spot did add more parkings that the condo has taken and I know no one is opposed to the indoor air conditioning with several seatings both in and outdoors it's a fantastic hidden gem to take a breather and of course the convenience of a clean maintained bathroom. My visit today was really to do a photo shoot for a bangle I made for a friend and since the Ward Gateway area is surrounded by beautiful greenery and decor I really needed that for inspiration. Aloha is everywhere in all sizes, thank you!!

There's a few (2-4) cute shops with mostly women's bikinis, clothing, and jewelry. Parking is also very easy and free, but we were there around 5-6pm on a weekday and everything was closed, so it was not at all worth our time. The indoor shopping plaza is extremely small to begin with so unless there is an extremely specific reason you are here, it is not the place to just walk around and browse.

Yesterday I was fortunate enough to step into this shop in South Shore Market. Been on a mission to locate some cute earrings at a reasonable cost! Look no further Mahina is the answer! So thank for brick and mortar shops where you can feel the fabrics and discuss options with the staff! Thanks Nina for the fabulous customer service and mahalo to the owners for keeping prices affordable for the middle class shopper!

Shopping in Honolulu, Hawaii... Recently, I've noticed how much I like this little shopping center called "South Shore Market". Why??? PARKING: free and COVERED! Your car stays cool in the summer and dry when it's raining! BOUTIQUE SHOPS: "eden in love" is very popular. La Muse and Mahina are noteworthy. STORES: T.J. Maxx and Nordstrom Rack offer some good discounts EATERIES: Lucy's Lab Creamery is one of my favorites. I also like The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Scratch Kitchen & Meatery, Brick Oven Pizza, Nalu Health Bar & Cafe, and Off The Wall Craft Beer & Wine. ENVIRONMENT: Clean; air conditioned; spacious aisles; several entrances; artsy murals; beautiful hanging mobiles; twinkly lights; a gorilla sculpture; a green, living wall; and a convenient restroom! I will be back soon!

This is a cute little business that is kinda far away from Waikiki which is good! It's quiet, seems like the type of place that locals would hang out in and around. Still a couple of blocks from Ala-Moana Park and Beach. They have some stores and eating places inside and several surrounding the outside. They are anchored by Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, on the corner. But the spots inside that were interesting were the juice bar and another restaurant. Unfortunately, we didn't get back for either because the day we were supposed to it was super windy, seemed like it was going to rain and be cold. So, upon another visit, and the ability to enjoy some other type of food, I may return the star. A couple of things that stood out were the 1) The fish mobile that was on the ceiling and 2) The gorilla created with metal butterflies. But I like walking around here and I'm sure that when the economy is back up and running and this place has all of the store fronts filled, that it will be a wonderful place to visit. I look foward to coming back.

Located in Kaka'ako area South Shore Market is a place dedicated for local vendors & retailers. Mostly a collection of boutiques. If you're into fashion, you could find something great in here. There were also eateries like off the wall craft beer & wine, scratch kitchen & meatery, the coffee bean & tea leaf, lucy's lab creamery & brick oven pizza. Also, T.J. Maxx & Nordstrom Rock is also here. My favorite place to go & grab some goodies. We're talking good discounts in here! Air conditioned indoor market with simple with a hint of minimalist interior design. What's not to love this place? Mahalo for reading & happy juandering fellow yelpers! @hello.juanderbandit www.juanderbandit.world

South Shore Market is located at the Diamond Head end of Ward Village. Parking can be found at the Ward Village Shops garage. It was nice walking around. The market is clean and organized. I loved all the artwork on display. Some of the stores you will find: Big Bad Wolf Big Island Delights Brick Oven Pizza Cameron Hawaii Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Eden in Love fishcake pop-up Flotsam & Co. Holoholo Market & Café Kealopiko La Muse Hawaii Lucy's Lab Creamery Mori by Art + Flea Nalu Health Bar & Café Salvage Public Scratch Kitchen & Meatery Twin Islands

South Shore Market is located across the street, mauka side, of Bed Bath Beyond at Ward. It's a relatively small complex. Better known eateries such as Scratch Kitchen, Off the Wall beer garden, Lucy Creameries ice cream shop, Brick Oven Pizza (currently closed at the time of this review). Nordstrom Rack and TJ Max are here as well. On the ground floor, there are several boutique shops. It has its own parking. Can enter from mauka side or makai side of the block. The stalls are roomy enough for larger vehicles. The ramp to go to other floors is not something you want to speed through though!! I love how the parking stripes give you room where the stalls are next to the wall columns. I got tricked here though. Parked on 2nd floor, see escalators going to/from 3rd floor by Brick Oven Pizza, but couldn't find the escalators going down to ground floor. Took elevator down. The elevator is very roomy to fit shopping carts, easy to social distance with plenty space from each four corners. Turns out the escalator going down is under/behind the escalators to 3rd floor. Now we know for the ones who are uninformed and/or inexperienced with this locale! The restrooms here are near the boutiques, clean.

I thought South Shore Market was an actual supermarket until today. According to my friend, this building was supposed to be a Whole Foods Market, but the discovery of human remains during construction delayed the project, so Whole Foods built at another location a block away. The building was completed regardless. THE MARKET: The end result is a mini indoor mall that is occupied by about 20 locally-owned shops and eateries, a segment that'll never get old in this vibrant, foodie city. There is a small section of communal tables & chairs inside, along with a few outdoor ones, but they're unprotected from the elements. PARKING: A small garage provides complimentary parking, shared with nearby businesses Nordstrom Rack, TJ Maxx, Pier 1 and others, EXPERIENCE: Our friend wanted to check out one of the clothing stores here, so we followed suit. I was happy to see that a biz I had bookmarked for a while, Lucy's Lab Creamery, was here too, so I finally got to try them. The facilities are clean and well-maintained. OVERALL: An excellent use of space that was divided up to bring in more businesses to the area.

Really small but cute little shopping center. My wife definitely enjoyed it more than I did. She called this place "hip" and "trendy". I like that they have tables and chairs that I can just sit and wait for her haha.

With all of the new condo construction in the Ward/Kakaako area, it's nice to see a space dedicated to retail shops and eateries. South Shore Market looks modern hipster with a cool Hawaii vibe. I love the clean look that is not too sterile and still encourages people to linger and socialize. It's refreshing to see small retailers carrying specialty items. In many ways it reminds me of Ward Warehouse in the early days. I was happy to see Lucy's Creamery and Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf. The little market (adjacent to CB&TL) is also very well stocked. I wish we had something like this near our place! The beautiful long wood table with chairs and a green plant wall is my favorite part of the entire market. It's just lovely! I truly hope the shops and eateries not just survive but thrive! Its's a superb concept and a lovely addition to this area! I know I'll be back!

I am not sure why people are calling this a "mall" because the name of this place is South Shore MARKET. A Market, not a mall! When I think of a mall, I think of a place like Pearlridge or Kahala Mall, but, on the other hand, when I think of a market, I think of a lot of food places, some places to buy vegetables and plants and maybe lots of dead fish on wooden pallets, like Tsukiji Fish Market, or maybe Pike Place Market where they throw fish and people chant like maniacs to see them being tossed. This market is in it's infancy, so it still has lots of time to grow. Currently the stores in this market are mostly wabi-sabi type stores with merchandise that's cool, hip, and pricey for indie hipsters living the urban town life. There are a few food places: Lucy's Lab Creamery, Brick Oven Pizza, Nalu Health Bar and Cafe, Big Island Delights and Coffee, Bean and Tea Leaf but nothing outstanding to make you come exclusively to this location, unless you are patronizing the big box stores like TJ Maxx, Nordstrom Rack and Pier One. The place looks sterile and industrial but it has a really nice vertical garden wall with ferns and other plants in one of the common areas. I think SSM will attract first-timers and customers who are used to patronizing a favorite coffee shop like Coffee, Bean and Leaf but for someone like me that's just curious, it was a one-time visit to try Lucy's Lab Ice Cream. I will, continue, however, to shop at the places I always go: TJ Maxx, Pier One and occasionally Nordstrom Rack.

This Review is for the New Wave Friday Indoor/Outdoor event that takes place here every 2nd Friday of the month it starts approx 5p-9p. I was totally blown away by how cool it was! Highly recommend family friendly and pet friendly. Parking: In south shore market lot where Nordstrom rack is, ward center parking lot, street parking, Biki bike rack is right there or Uber. There were approx 10 food/desserts booths set up which included Burgers and Things, Gyozilla, Big City Diner, Mailes Thai, Pig and a Lady, shari's sweets, watanabe bakery, bao boys, Gazoz, Ice Honolulu nd a few others. There was even a beer/wine garden for the adults. The other vendors there sold handmade jewelry, organic sunscreen, vintage clothing, bathing suits from Maui, boutique clothing, children's wear, plants, and even music and records! There was something for everyone. Most vendors can also take credit cards but some were cash only so bring cash just in case. Live Music was playing outside and the crowd was a great mix of families, couples and people that live in the surrounding areas. I am giving this 5 stars because inside south shore market there were other cool vendors that were doing henna designs, balloons for kids, face painting, photo booths, and even pictures of your eyeballs by Mori Art and flea. Toyota was giving away a ton of free goodies by taking a quick survey we took home a free flask! After enjoying the Wagyu burger from burger and things we had some ice cream from Lucy's Creamery and it was the perfect way to end the night. Great event to check out every 2nd Friday!!

South Shore Market doesn't like an island style indoor modern mall. I actually thought it was some open market. I happened to park on the ground level one day and on my way up to TJ Maxx I noticed this place. So, I decided to yelp this place up. I didn't realize that this place is full of unique stores. It's a definitely a cool place to hang out with your friends and relax. I just wish I could walk over here often.

South Shore is great for a quick cruise through (less than an hour for sure). I do wish there were a couple more stores to shop in, but it's still a nice place to come every now and then:) I would love to see more unique stores like Mori or Eden In Love. Despite the tables not being usable for customers at the moment, I do appreciate the available benches by the front entrance:) The very best part about south shore is when you first enter and are hit with a blast of cold, fresh ac lol.

South Shore Market's become my go to place for to satisfy the itch to go to a mall. What started as a corridor with a few boutiques has quickly grown into a hub for new curiosities and social exchanges. One thing I like about South Shore Market is the environment it creates. The common areas encourage people to interact with other visitors and check out what new thing they've discovered in the area. My personal favorite stop? Lucy's Creamery. Their new location has become my favorite ice cream shop ever since the other shop up the road stopped carrying cotton candy. While I wait for my petition to go through corporate headquarters, I'll happily enjoy the Lucy's flavors and the company of brighter eyed and bushier tailed visitors.

This is a modern newer shopping center, with a few heavy-hitting anchors (Nordstrom Rack and TJ Maxx). I've been shopping here for the past year and the merchants in the small shops are wonderful for shopping for babies/kids, friends, yourself (lots of clothing and jewelry), and there's no shortage of locally-made or locally-designed items. Nalu health bar is hidden in the back, and I usually get a cold drink before browsing the shops. As far as location goes, this is sandwiched between Whole Foods and Ala Moana beach so it's close to a lot of other things too! I love the vibe and feel of this mall compared to other malls on the island (I'm looking at you Kahala Mall).

This is a great place to shop and support local businesses. Location: It's located on the Diamond Head of Ward Village, on the corner of Auahi Street and Queen Lane. It's in the same building as TJ Maxx. Parking: They share a lot with TJ Maxx. Stores: Several stores were not open on the Grand Opening Day. Stores that I purchased items from: 1. Big Bad Wolf- Trendy Kids Attire 2. Big Island Delights-Gift Shop offering cookies, party favors, party mix, jerky and other treats. My favorite treat from here is the crispy bagel. 3. Cameron Hawaii- Offers beach theme attire, bags, and accessories. 4. Eden in Love- A boutique for women that sells clothes, accessories, bags, jewelry, etc. This store often donates a portion of their proceeds to local charities. Other Stores that are currently open: 5. Fishcake Pop-up 6. Flotsam & Co. 7. Kealopiko 8. Mori 9. Salvage Public Stores Coming Soon: 10. Holoholo Market & Cafe 11. La Muse 12. Lucy's Lab Creamery- This will be their new location. Adult as well as kid friendly made in house ice cream. 13. Nalu Health Bar & Café 14. Scratch Kitchen & Meatery 15. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf 16. Brick Oven Pizza 17. Twin Islands I can't wait to visit again and check out the other shops that will be opening.

South Shore Market opened up a few weeks ago. It's directly beneath TJ Maxx. All the shops are formed in a circle. They have seating when you walk through the front door, and also on the back end that you can lounge at. Some of the shops are Mori, Flotsam & Co., Eden In Love, The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, Holoholo Market, La Muse, Kealopiko, Lucy's Lab Creamery, Big Island Delights, Twin Islands, Big Bad Wolf, Salvage Public, Cameron Hawaii, and Brick Oven Pizza on Level 2. The place is clean, bright, and spacious. It's a beauty. Come and check it out if you haven't been here yet.

I came, I saw, I conquered (the parking situation). I've been waiting in anticipation for this South Shore Market to open next to TJ Maxx, Nordstrom Rack and Pier 1 Imports. Especially for Kealopiko, kanaka owned clothing company. Every retailer inside this space is locally owned, so if you're looking to support local this holiday season. Come on down and get your Christmas shopping done here. The traffic was a nightmare as expected on opening day. And all the sizes were gone of the items I wanted to purchase (save money). But overall, this open hipster market concept is really working for me! Great vibes inside. Eden in Love has the biggest retail space inside the market. Huge, open windows. The store was packed as they were featuring opening specials (I know because I'm on their mailing list). I'm happy to support this local business and they definitely got an upgrade from their last location. Also featured inside is Jasper Wong's (founder of Pow Wow Hawai'i) children's clothing store. There was a line around the corner to get into his store "Big Bad Wolf" so I assumed Jasper was hand drawing pictures for fans as he did in the past at a Macy*s event, but no he had a balloon animal guy inside. You know Jasper always doing it big! Mori also moved to this location and features local artists inside. These artists conduct pop ups with Art + Flea but Mori gives them this more permanent location to feature their items. (I prefer to buy directly from the vendor). It was a pleasant surprise to see Once Again Hawaii, they had a pop up in the middle of the walkway selling their reasonably priced succulents. I have major buyer remorse cuz I needed some new ones. But I vowed to visit their farm in Waimānalo first. I can't remember the name of this particular retail space that I'm going to describe next but it had partitioned spaces for various vendors including my favorite local fine stationary maker Bradley and Lily. It also had a hipster pet supplies vendor. Hanging plants. Hand dyed fabrics etc. it was busy and crowded in there but definitely caught my interest. Salvage Public is a menswear brand that I passed while trying to find Kealopiko's first permanent retail space. I just love, love, their clothing. It has a purpose and a message. It's built to last and the fabrics and fit are unmatched. Unfortunately they didn't have anything in my size but I'm excited for the calm after the storm. Also they have two dressing rooms which was always an issue in the past at Made in Hawai'i or their annual Town restaurant sale. Now they have a permanent location!! Lucy's Lab Creamery was there doing what they do. Selling overpriced ice cream. Lol! More food vendors are on the way, I think I saw a poke spot, and there's a Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf here if you're into that. IMO they should've gone with a local coffee shop and not a retail chain when every other business in South Shore Market is locally owned. So I guess #weareward?

This Friday is for Fun, Food, Family and fr... oh I'm sounding like another [grocery] market. This review is for New Wave Friday at South Shore Market. This is my second time attending this family-friendly event. They've closed off a portion of Auahi Street in front of the IBM building for food trucks and popups. You can walk around inside and outside during the event. Is it just me or was there new food trucks at this event? I even saw a food boat? Hahhaha, I believe that boat belongs to Ahi Assassin. After browsing around a couple times, I decided to eat at this burger truck called Mega-Load Burger. I ordered the Mega Beast, a triple patty burger with bacon lettuce blah blah blah.... and pineapple? I know very touristy. Ordering it was a bad idea. Let me tell you why? You're walking around with a towering burger hoping it would not tip off the plate. There's no place to sit, how the hell are you gonna eat this beast? I had to eat it piece by piece, bun - burger - bacon - burger - bacon - burger pineapple - bun... Back the event.. I like that the event was outdoor and indoors. Shops inside also had their special offers. We were able to hangout inside, eat ice cream from Lucy's and drink iced coffee from Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. Other activities include DnB's prize wheel and DriveHui's prized wheel (prius). Spin DnB's wheel and win a prize. Scan barcodes with DriveHui and win a prize. And of course live music by the beautiful Kalena Ku (and Kapena). This was also a pet-friendly event. Bring your four-legged friends so they can mingle with others.

Spankling new, hardly any shoppers, stores were empty but geared for browsing. People who like vlean, crisp looks in clothing seemingly beach themed or to decorate their airy homes or beach cottages. We had gone to check out lunch options but none were to be found except a tiny market and coffee place.

Why does the "Guest - WV" wifi not work? Every time I select it and it opens a page all I get is "EasyPass license for this account has expired. To get network access, please contact your administrator." 1. What?! 2. Okay, who is the administrator then?! 3. How do you expect to draw in the student and local entrepreneurial crowd if your wifi doesn't work and we have to flood Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf's wifi. And this isn't just my phone that can't connect, it's my iPad mini, and laptop as well. Three of my devices can't connect to your wifi and all get the same exact message. Anyone else have this problem? I'd like to stay here but I also need wifi to do work.

Nice urban look with multiple retail stores and eateries in one place. Great to hang out, study, shop, and eat. Wi-Fi And pet friendly.

Hip space on the other side of the less exciting Ward Center. South Shore Market is like the cool step-sibling attracting all the young folks while Ward Center is quiet and less interesting, with employees in stores who can't even direct you to shops you may be looking for that are in South Shore Market, because they haven't ever crossed the street and don't recognize the stores by name. Eek. That being said, South Shore Market has tons of great little stores in a beautifully designed building. It has an open concept and all of the stores have tall unfiltered windows so you can see products that catch your eye from way down the hall across the main path. Whether you've come for dessert, coffee, shopping, or all of the above, South Shore Market has something for you!

South Shore Market is the newest addition to the Ward Village. There are small boutique stores for individuals to shop around for clothing, a convenience store, coffee/tea shop, and more shops to open in the future. Some of the boutique stores were former tenants of Ward Warehouse. They relocated to the newer location. South Shore Market has outside seating for individuals who want to chit chat and enjoy the warm/cool air while having drinks or a quick snack. There's also inside seating for individuals who want to relax in the air conditioned environment. My recent visit to South Shore Market was to get a small cool down drink from the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf location. I noticed the Holoholo Market is located right next to the coffee shop. One day I'll venture into the convenience store to see what they have to offer. I would also want to explore the entire South Shore Market when more tenants open up shop at this location. Who knows maybe I will find some clothing that would spark my interest. 23/100

South Shore Market is a collection of businesses and restaurants the make up this hub of Eccentric places and delicious tastes. It's like a small mall inside with a couple of places to sit down and relax. I ended up coming here because I was celebrating a friend's milestone birthday at Scratch Kitchen nearby and had about 2 hours to kill. I ended up checking out South Shore Market and thought this place is brand new and up incoming. I probably circled the mall about 20 times before ending up sitting at one of the tables there and people watched. I shopped at a few places before buying ice cream at Lucy's Lab Creamery to pass the time before dinner. Everything seems nice and quiet. My experience here at South Shore Market was good and one of my highlights of the Saturday in March 2019. I did enjoy the window shopping at the shops that have stuff to sell. To be honest, it felt like there was more restaurants than shops here. Not that that's bad, but it was nice to see these 18 shops and restaurants makes its home here at the South Shore Market. My favorite place within the marketplace is definitely Lucy's Ice Creamery. Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf Is awesome too. I usually stop by from time to time on the way into town for a nice cup of iced black tea to jumpstart my day. This time around, it was ice cream at Lucy's Ice Creamery and dinner at Scratch Kitchen. For the most part though, my experience here at the South Shore Market was a good one. The Ward complex gives anyone and everyone something to do, shop, and enjoy the area. I was here around 4pm on a casual Sunday afternoon. Didn't leave the area till 10pm. It was a nice evening to spend here at 2 different venues. The overall experience here at the South Shore Market can be categorized as being super, casual, quiet, eclectic, and mesmerizing. It's a mixture of restaurant and small business ideas woven into this entrepreneurial spirit of economic cohabitation. The market itself is very clean and maintained. They have a few chairs and tables for anyone to just hang out and relax after a day of shopping. Best bet would be to come here early and enjoy the ice cream before dinner. At least, that's why I definitely would recommend coming here - at least monthly. You won't regret it. South Shore Market is located in the Ward Village district of the Ward entertainment complex at 1170 Auahi Street in sprawling Kakaako hub of Honolulu. Many, if not all, of the merchants here accept major credit cards, which is a great thing for us folks who love the plastic life. They have free parking in the huge parking garage nearby. Not sure about the WiFi situation here too, but I tried it once and it was quite spotty. If you are like me, public transportation is right for you. Route 6 comes through the area and stops in front of Ward Warehouse. You can also take routes that travel on Ala Moana Blvd or Kapiolani Blvd, but you'd have to walk a block or two to get here. South Shore Market Is a nice place to check out. If you want something to do that's not Ala Moana, Pearlridge, or your neighborhood mall, consider coming here to South Shore Market at the Ward Villages. We've all been there, so now it's time to check out places and spaces you may have been missing. It's one of the better places in town that seems to be one of trending places to hit up in 2019. It was nice to see the Off the Wall restaurant and bar buzzing with activity and priceless laughter. We need more of those more than ever. While I did enjoy my time at Scratch Kitchen, the experience was good and fun. Wouldn't call it a favorite just yet, but I had a nice time with friends celebrating a milestone birthday - not mine. If you're in the neighborhood, consider coming to shop or dine here at the South Shore Market. Might be the best decision you made all day, especially the ice cream part. :) 4.0 stars for the overall experience. 4.5 stars for the ambiance. It was air conditioned inside, but couldn't really feel it. 4.0 stars for the mix and variety of merchants. Quite nice if you're in the area. Support local! B

Beautiful place to cruise and with a variety of shops to adventure, it is a nice place! I loved their King of the beast, King Kong he's amazing beauty!

South shore market has proven to be a great addition to the area. It's there's many shops and great places to eat and community events. My favorite is the New Wave Fridays. Music, vendors and a street market on the adjacent street. I'm always stopping in and checking out deals at Nordstrom, getting some brunch at scratch. It really ties together the area between Ala Moana center and the Ward Consolidated Theater

I definitely wish this place was open when I was living in Kaka'ako. South Shore Market is right next to TJ Maxx in Ward Village. They have a bunch of cute boutiques including: Big Bad Wolf, Big Island Delights, Cameron Hawaii, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Eden in Love, Fishcake, Flotsam & Co., Holoholo Café & Market, Kealopiko, Lucy's Lab Creamery, Manaola Hawai'i, MORI by Art + Flea & Salvage Public. I was in abosolute AWE walking through here. It's all local vendors & has that cute industrial look to it. I love all the decor from the lights to the tables & chairs. A couple stores aren't open yet but I'll definitely be back to check it out when I have a little more time. Happy Shopping!

One of several workspace-friendly hotspots in the Ala Moana / Kaka'ako area. Open seating, air conditioned, and wall outlets available for laptops. If you need wifi and a place to get work done away from home / cafe settings, this may be a suitable option for you. The shops on site are a mix of small, private clothing, refreshments and convenience stores. In essence, a mini Kahala mall-esque setting for the Ward residential community. Free parking available in the on site structure, shared with Target above. Overall, hangouts like these help to improve the walkability score of the community at Ala Moana and Kaka'ako for its inhabitants. I am reserving one star from my review because of the unpleasant 1-hour limit on the Ward public wifi. As a deterrent to loitering, this decision is a double edged sword, negatively impacting those living in the Ward community, and patrons that do spend money at the on site shops. Residents of Kaka'ako may feel uncomfortable with such stringent restrictions on amenities.

We came here on Friday 09/08/17 and found out about New Wave Friday's. Which happens ever second Friday of the month. It's like a farmer's market with different food vendors, entertainment, retail vendors and activities. Most of the vendors took credit card payments, but it's always safe to bring cash with you for those places that don't take card and those that have a minimum when using credit cards. From the outside the building looks very industrialized. However, when you walk into the building, it's very modernized with a rustic touch due to high ceilings, wooden decor and even greenery. Lots of seating available inside and outside which is a major plus. Parking was challenging during the event even with 2 parking structures in the area, but we were lucky to find parking right away. Will definitely come here again to check out another New Wave Friday event.

I was fortunate enough to be able to come to a soft opening for the market but now everything was open yet. The layout is very spacious and has a nice warehouse vibe to it, although it's not a huge space like some of the other complexes in Ward Village. Although it is warehouse like with no ceilings and silver foil tubes above, it's air conditioned. There are a lot of nice touches with the strung lights, the wood store facades, the balloon painting on the wall, the furniture. There are some food places if you need to grab a pick me up like Coffee Bean or Lucy's Lab, but most of the new shops are retail/clothing. One of my favorite boutiques is here, Eden in Love! I will definitely miss Ward Warehouse but this is a nice new addition to the Ward Village family. ******** New member to Ward. Love the layout of the place. Will miss Ward Warehouse.

I am in awe!!! South Shore Market just opened today (11.11.2016) at Ward Village and (wow) it's beautiful. I encourage everyone to check it out! It's the epitome of what shopping and supporting local means. Here's a list some (not all) of the shops there: Big Bad Wolf Big Island Delights Cameron Hawaii Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Eden in Love Fishcake Flotsam & Co. Holoholo Café & Market Kealopiko Lucy's Lab Creamery Manaola Hawai'i MORI by Art + Flea Salvage Public Most definitely Eden in Love feels like the flagship store at South Shore Market - as it should be. From its start to how they've grown today, EIL, has truly made its mark! They've expanded their store from a women's boutique by adding a kind of Urban Outfitters meets SF-style baby boutique-type of section. There are a lot of fun things happening at Ward...but I'd remissed if I didn't mention that parking sucks. I think the parking lot was good for TJ Maxx, Nordstrom Rack, and Pier 1 Imports...but add in the flave of South Shore Market and that's a whole different headache. But if you get lucky with the help of the parking gods, then be sure to bring the kids along and they can play on the grass and playground equipment. Find a place to grab a bite or a cup of coffee or even a scoop of ice cream. Most of all, support the local vendors that's make Hawaii the best place to live!

Cute little market area with small businesses on the Diamond Head side of the TJ Maxx building. The store fronts inside is made of lots of glass for window shopping, but the cool thing is that there is a seating area where the wall is made up of small plants. Near the seating area is also a photo booth, where you can catch a photo and have it emailed to you. Looking forward to see who else will move in, there were still some empty spaces.

Such a nice place to go shopping. The indoor atmosphere makes it relaxing to visit. Especially great to walk around when they have their New Wave Friday events where they block off the whole road with pop-up vendors.

Cute. Cute. Cute. Can't say it enough. This little area has thee cutest boutiques!! I absolutely loved this area. They have tables where you can sit and relax and if feels so fresh and clean! The shops were all closed when I went they weren't open yet but it probably was good thingso I was FORCED to window shopLol.

Came here for the first time and it's so pretty inside!!! All the little stores have local cute things that I just couldn't resist!! However the prices on most things woulda broke my bank account. There's art along the walls, and it's like walking through a small little art gallery but you can buy anything. Definitely loved the store Eden in Love. So many cute things!! And their dresses are absolutely to die for!!

I totally loved this indoor marketplace more than Ohane. It's modern with all Hawaiian brand items for sale. Eden in Love Mahina Nula health bar/cafe. Ice cream lab and much more. Easy indoor covered parking. There is even a play structure across the street for younger kids.

Cool collection of shops and eateries, including Lucy's Creamery (ice cream and nice cream), Big Bad Wolf, and Mori Hawaii. This review is for Mori--great customer service and a cool collection of goods. I ended up coming here for a shirt on saw on Insta. The associate helped find my size in a couple different styles before I finally decided on the one I wanted. Great experience overall.

So I crawled out from under my rock recently and decided to check out a new restaurant at this shopping center. Lemme just say, "WOW!!" Love it!!! South Shore Market is a place for everyone! FOOD: Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf for the coffee and tea lovers as well as for those needing just a light snack between shopping or just because. Scratch & Meatery (sister store of Scratch & Bakery in Chinatown) for those wanting more than just an ample snack. **Many other projected food places still not open SHOPPING: Eden in Love for those wanting the latest trend in clothing and accessories as well as the cutest knick knacks, adorable small home decor and paper goods. La Muse formerly from Chinatown for those specialty gift or keepsake items. TJ Maxx, Nordstrom Rack and Pier 1 Imports are the big anchor stores in this shopping center. **Not all storefronts are open yet and many are not listed in this review. MISCELLANEOUS: Corepower Yoga for those who want to power through an "om" sesh. But perhaps one of my favorite things about South Shore Market is the airy feel and abundance of table and seating spots inside and outside of the Market. AND....abundance of parking!! This place is within walking distance to many other restaurants and specialty stores in the area.

Industrial- looks bare bones from an outsiders point of view. Costco has bare bone shelves but they take Ward glam to a - whole - nother level of industrial bare bones chic. Is there a food court- not really. Are there places to sit here and there? Yes. I have been walking though on purpose a few times to see what kind of music they have. there seem to be a great variety of live one person or small bands of musicians in one section where there are a few seats and just jamming away even though no audience is in front of them. Yes- you can hear them in the whole area not just line of sight- so it is more for mood I guess as part of the allure. It is better than busking. some of them are pretty good for being a live in front of you show. Some have an Ipad and a guitar and just sing cover songs. No problem with that- they are getting their practice in while maybe getting a few off listeners here and there. I'm waiting to see if this grows to where fans do follow them. The whole area is less mall and more chic flea market. there are local retailers that are not yet ready to open a huge store in say Ala Moana but are big enough to have an employee during open hours show wares. I so look forward to seeing this only grow. Great to check out and support local mom and pop stores. There are a few bigger places like Coffee Bean but they fit right in to the vibe. Plenty of selfie worthy photo spots.