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Good place to get groceries in the local area. Kinda crowded around closing time.

The only place we visit when we're in town is this restaurant; they offer the freshest and best deli foods around.

This one convinient location if you stay at Princeville . Store has very good selection . Even dairy free , vegan and gluten free options. The poke section is great. View menu

Great people. Richard's the bomb at setting you up with a pickleball match. Karen is the queen of the courts and is the guardian of the net and balls. Got pickleball fever? Go there!

It's pretty expensive, but basically the only grocery store for many miles so you don't have much of a choice if you need anything from a store in the Princeville area. Besides, what ISN'T expensive in Kauai??!

This is a great grocery store that I thought was no more expensive than others and had way more selection than Big Save in Hanalei. They had a deli and a bakery which made it easy to have meals without going to a restaurant. View menu

The place may be a bit worn, but it offers everything you typically need. They have a variety of reef-safe sunscreen lotions, drinks, hot and cold foods, sandwiches, beer, and ice cream. Oh, and they have spam musubi too! It's a solid, no-frills store.

This store was just a short distance from our timeshare and fulfilled all our needs, except for the location of the eggs. A manager noticed me looking confused and kindly guided me to the right spot. I recommend going early to avoid the lines; it’s a fantastic place to explore different types of poke. I didn’t ask for a sample myself, but I overheard someone requesting one early in the morning. The staff was very friendly, and they offered a lovely selection of Kauai coffee and macadamia nut snacks. However, I found the prices to be quite steep overall. While they weren’t as high as those at Safeway, I did find better deals at the store in Hanalei.

If you're staying in Princeville, this is the supermarket for all of your needs! Prices are what locals pay and it is what it is! There is fresh food made daily to purchase including in house made poke. Try the guava bread from the bakery! Just take a ticket and wait for your number to be called. Some of the poke are made with fresh fish, some with previously frozen fish. If it matters, ask the counter staff. You will find a majority of you mainstream brands and products but take your time to discover Hawaii and local products like fruit butters, pancake mixes, candy, etc. There is a dedicated Hawaii section for tourists. While most shops and restos are closed early or have unpredictable hou... View menu