Aloha Spice Company

Waimea Canyon & the Westside


You can smell the savory, smoky goodness as soon as you step inside. In addition to local spices (in blends such as ‘luau BBQ’), this place also sells sauces and jams, lotions and oils, nuts and chocolate, and gifts ranging from books and carved-wood figures to tea towels.


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