Every time I've come here, they've been nothing but helpful and so wonderful with spreading aloha…read more I brought a family member with me. The tahini hummus and guacamole were so good. There was an amazing wahine and kāne who were passing out samples. The atmosphere is beautiful and spacious. They have an assortment of juices and nitro coffee. We both got smoothies though. So yummy. Sharon found a lot of great produce and stickers. The carrot cake was delicious. So grateful for this place and they always have Banana Bread! Mahalo!

IMHO Great farmer's…read moremarket next to Sugar Beach Bakery and Ululani's. Everything looked fresh and delicious, especially the coconuts in iced water, and the banana breads! Go check it out!

This is s a small market of farmers and crafters located in the back parking lot of Kukui Mall in…read moreKihei. They are open every Saturday from 8am to 12noon. It was my first time visiting a few months ago and was pleasantly surprised with the farm fresh products and locally made goods. Some vendors have food available like chinese pretzels, Hawaiian chili pepper water, and fresh baked goods. Maui Ono Donuts is also posted up in the parking lot and dishing out their old fashioned cake donuts. I perused some of the vendors and ended up buying a handmade apron made from Hawaiian bark cloth as a gift. I also got some donuts for the road. There's a good variety here if you're in the Kihei area and want to support some local businesses.

Flea Market, South Kihei Maul…read more Fun walking around this small flea market located in the back parking area of Kukui Mall in Kihei. They operate on Saturdays from 8:00a to noon. There's live entertainment, arts and crafts, food, baked goods, and produce... locally made and grown items. I purchased some butter mochi from one of the vendors and we chatted with the business owners sharing with us some tips on places to visit. They mentioned how rare for this side (South Kihei) to get flash floods so the heavy rains that happened yesterday was just a freak incident. Oh, the butter mochi was delicious! We ate it the next day at the airport while waiting for our flight. We also purchased some produce. Everything from avocados, papaya, and mango to carrots, lime, and tomatoes were sold here. Hubby loves papaya and he was excited to find some here. Everyone's so friendly. We also enjoyed the local band... even gave us a shout out "visitors from California." If you happen to catch Maui Ono Donuts food truck there... make sure you try their donuts! Ko Mahiai Makeke means farmers market in Hawaiian. Review #2724

Island Fresh is an awesome service for anyone, especially those who are concerned with consuming a…read morehealthy diet, as well as helping to support our local farmers and economy. For less than what you can purchase regular produce for at the store, you can have locally grown, fresh,organic fruits, vegetables and herbs delivered to your door on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. The great thing is that you select how often you would like the deliveries and tell them how many people are in your household, so you aren't getting too much of a good thing. Keep up the great work Island Fresh!!

Love it! The owners are amazing and deliver fresh local Veges and fruit. We used this service…read moreduring the first several mos after our third child was born. I was so overwhelmed & needed help. This service helped me provide fresh food to my family without leaving the house. Loved we had the choice to go organic as well. ALSO loved the add on of local baked goods.

Every Tuesday, Wailea Village hosts a Farmers and Makers Market from 8am - 11am…read more It is a small, lovely little affair with about 15-20 vendors. It included one stand of fresh produce, made to order food (açaí bowl truck, micro greens stand), and many handcrafted items. We grabbed iced lattes from Akamai Coffee before (give yourself time for the long line) and enjoyed the variety of small businesses. Pet and kid friendly!

IS NOT 6AM-5PM! I…read moredont want to give them a low rating. Just letting people know the real hours. Its only Tuesday 8am-11am. I came here on a Wednesday as my last farmers market stop, only to find out at the location is only Tuesdays. Bummed!

A tucked back ramshackle hut in the side of S. kihei road that had a few items. It must be the…read moretime of the year where there aren't any pineapplea because the only one there was $16! We picked up one papaya and a small sweet onion is all. Always happy to support a local business.

I had a great experience with a mango from this storefront and was curious to learn more about the…read morevariety, so I reached out on Instagram to ask. They saw my message and acknowledged it, but never followed up with an answer. It's a small thing, but engaging with curious customers is an easy win for any specialty food business. I would have happily come back and likely brought others if the question had been answered. Hoping they tighten up their customer communication, because the product itself was worth the outreach.

We visit Maui twice a year for a couple weeks each time and we always stop at Rowena's for papaya…read more Great store, I wish she had stores in Kona and Lihue too.

Mahalo for remaining open to serve the community with fresh produce! Very helpful! Mahalo too for…read morenot overpricing at this time of hardship for the locals. Open every Wednesday and Saturday. 8-4

I went here for the Huli Huli Chicken, did not disappoint. The craft fair was more like a flea…read moremarket and much smaller than i thought. Still some nice unique items.

Not many shops here any more there is some clothes and souvenirs but kinda high priced (but what…read moreisn't on Maui, lol) there is a couple food trucks. Has a large parking lot and is easy to get in & out of from s Kihei road. Just wish had more shops inside to browse around.

fantastic selection of local fruits and vegetables. great…read moreprices , convenient location off kihei road. locally grown

Didn't know this place existed, a hidden jem in the middle of multimillion dollar homes in Makena…read moreand we found that they were having free tours of their 6 acre farm today. Couldn't resist that offer and very glad we made it. We met Natasha Chang on the first tour of their 4th generation farm and got to see the variety of plants they grow and harvest. Interesting that we both grow loofahs. She sells soap with loofah inside. Cool product. We met Eddy Garcia and learned so much about regenerative farming. He's been sharing his treasure trove of information about composting and using the natural approach to create healthy soil for growing better crops. We learned a lot about organic materials, microbes, fungi, insects, wriggly worms and how to use them to restore non-productive land. We brought home ideas that we can use in our yard and garden. Deashia-Lei Chang then mixed up some delicious poke-kalo for the crowd and demonstrated the technique of pounding kalo for poi. Very interesting and tasty. Thank you for sharing your farm with us! We'll be looking forward to future events at Chang Farms.

Farm, Food, Family, Friends & Aloha! We thank you and…read moreappreciate our personal tour! Such a wonderful family friendly experience especially with little kiddos. We learn so much from Deashia, Natasha & a handsome La'eva!!

Tourist trap! They'll charge tourists different prices depending on how they look. $20 for a not so…read moregreat coconut and tried charging $15 for each mango. They wanted a total of $80 for a coconut and about 5 fruits. We politely just paid for the coconut and left. Go to a legitimate farmers market instead.

So... yeah ummm I'm known for being a sucker but this was a little extreme. After a long beautiful…read moreday at Makena beach my wife and two beautiful blonde hair blue eyed daughters were thirsty and ready for some fresh fruit and coconut from the stand we saw on the way in. As we drove threw the beautiful winding road in a true tropical paradise we searched desperately for that wonderful homely and authentic looking fruit stand that we saw on the way in hoping desperately that they had not closed and gone home to rest peacefully for the night after a long hard and hot day on the side of the asphalt road. As we passed a few food trucks we became increasing disappointed that maybe they had left and we would not get that fruit that we were longing for. But we rounded what looked like our last turn and in the corner of my eye it was there... that beautiful fruit stand in all its glory glimmering in the hot spring sun. As we pulled off to the side of the road my taste buds started to dilate with saliva anticipating that wonderful ice cold coconut and sweet fresh fruit. The two Polynesian women greeted me with a smile from across the street as my family got out of the car to get the good stuff. We cross the hot pavement and greeted them respectfully. They ask us what we wanted and very quickly and eagerly give us the lowdown of every delicious fruit that had on display. Mangos, guava, banana, pineapple, papaya, and more. We asked for two coconuts and bam! They were sliced open faster than you could say turkey on thanksgiving day. They handed them over and handed me a banana for a quick try. As I tasted that banana ohh how wonderful and yummy that thing was after a long day in the sun. I took a sip of that ice cold coconut and my children did the same. Bliss pure bliss. Eating local fruit with the Hawaiians and supporting these wonderful people that have worked so hard to provide such an amazing spread. Wow I thought to myself this is just great. Then faster than the explosion that created Diamond head crater we were given the price for two coconuts, two mangos, and a guava for a total bargain of 65 dollars. At first I thought my ears were clogged from a long day body surfing at the big beach so I asked again... was that 65 dollars? Yes 65 she said... as she irritatingly placed her heavy hand on the table and changed her tone from nice to demanding. I scrambled hard, couldn't find words, and pulled fresh cash yes fresh cash that I never have out of my wallet like the hole I am not wanting to offend these locals that have shared this beautiful island with us. I handed that cash over fast and scrambled to the car with my family. There was a brief moment of silence and then my wife and I looked at each other and felt our stomachs sink as we realized we had been scammed and taken full advantage of. Felt bad real bad until I read all these yelp reviews. If you are on this you have probably already been scammed. I hope this review gives you a laugh as all the other reviews did for me. We are out 65 bucks but whatever it's a great story. Aloha.