Queens' Marketplace

"A variety of shopping options. Great grocery store, Island Gourmet, fantastic variety of hot and cold food options. Highly recommended you shop here and save on the high prices at your resort. Also, I highly recommend the Lava Light Galleries, Phil Waller is this photographer, and his work is amazing."

"They have plenty of food selection and other necessary items. They have an enormous menu selection hot plates and cold fresh food pre-packaged too. The prices are reasonable."

"Cute shopping area with a lot of good options. The grocery store a great stop for food that is fresh or grab and go. It is like an upscale ABC store on steroids. Very sushi, sandwiches, poke bowls, groceries and souvenirs, etc. Great stop if you have a day trip and want to pack a lunch and get some wine, cheese and crackers for a sunset on the beach. There is also a Starbucks, Sansei, Macaroni Grill, movie theater and even a Dairy Queen. Saw there was also some clothing stores, too, but I did not visit."

"Nice little shopping area. The food court is a little small and doesn't have a lot of options that open early. Luckily, L&L BBQ was open and the food was delicious. Then we found Da Big Bags. The gentleman behind the counter was a delight and we ended up buying all of our gifts and souvenirs there! Absolutely LOVED this place for all things Hawaii - not just bags!! I highly recommend shopping here."

"While visiting The Big Island we stayed at Waikoloa village and walked around Queens Market Place. There are so many shops located in the market place and so much to see. You pretty much can purchase anything you need. We hit up the Starbucks a few times and the grocery market for odds and ends since our room had a kitchen. They also have a few restaurants and a movie theater which is pretty cool if you wanna catch a flick. I would definitely recommend checking this place out. Keep in mind they are within a resort location so prices are going to be higher. If you read my review, please hit the like button. Aloha and happy spending."