North Shore Marketplace

Founded in 1982, the North Shore Marketplace has been the gathering place for local surfers, artists and visitors for a generation.
Many famous all locally owned restaurants Cholo's Mexican, Bonzai Sushi, Breaker's (American cafe) Kono's breakfasts, Coffee Gallery, and Il Gelato (Italian style ice cream).
Art Galleries including Robert Wyland"s home gallery and Haleiwa Art Gallery, the community's oldest art gallery.
For surfing and swimwear, there's the QuikSilver Boardrider's Club, locally owned by family of legendary surfer Barry Kanaiapuni, and Raging Isle, a superstore with many of the most famous other brands, is owned and operated by Bill Barnfield, another historic figure in the surf industry, and his family. Then there's the Brazillian Show Room that specializes in women's bikini's and other Beachwear for ladies.
Ladies love the elegant clothes from casual to dressy at Silver Moon Emporium...For many years, local ladies trek the length of the island to find the unique offerings at Silver Moon.
And at the Tahitian Pearl Store ...Scott, the owner, designs and makes rings, bracelets and necklaces right there at the store...all price ranges.
Not to forget the keiki's, Tini Manini specializes in upscale children's clothes.
The famous environmentally conscious winter wear clothier Patagonia occupies a rustic building with Plantation porch surrounded by genuine Ohia posts...
And Hawaii's premium tee shirt designer ...the "Red Dirt Shirt" company has its home store on the Island.
Twelve Tribes alternative life style ladies wear rounds out Marketplace fashions.