Get some exotic tropical fruits that not sold in the supermarket. Recommended Hawaiian longan,…read morezapodilla , egg fruit ( canistel), star apples , white pineapples, guavas, strawberry papayas. Normal service as expected at farmer market. Tents in parking lot do easy to enjoy and walk around. Open from 7-4 every day. Upbeat ambiance. Good place at downtown Kailua. Recommended.

Comes in handy to stop here and grab some local fruit that is not in stores!…read more Actually since the traffic on these streets gets heavy, I can literally jump out, shop for fruit and get back to the car before they're too far away. Vendors are nice. Lots of clothes and gift items. Service is good, ambiance is good, it's an outdoor farmers market located in downtown area.

Market is located up the hill from Hilton Waikoloa area. Good choices and a little better prices…read morethan in the resort area. Casual little market. Well stocked They have market items, warm cooked food, and seafood- even pokè Dean in the seafood department was so helpful!! Great service. See ya all next year

This local grocery store is a discount store with all types of groceries, meats, alcohol, and etc…read more it's perfect for anyone wanting to stock up for their vacation trip. The store offers discounts without any club membership. It's reasonable prices. Service was friendly. The store was clean and well stocked. We recommend it.

Small farmers market but had what we were looking for! As of May 2023, it's on Tuesdays -- just…read moresetting up around 9am and supposed to go until 2pm There's a stall for: * coconut water * fruit stall, in May had: papayas, pineapples, lychee * macadamia nuts. Yay! * looked like maybe some Thai food (fried and fresh spring rolls + boba * jam * CBD stuff All in all, not huge, but a nice selection, esp if you're staying in Waikoloa Village

We were out on a walk and stumbled upon this farmer's market…read more I believe it's here once a week on Wednesdays. There are a handful of vendors selling various things here. The honey vendor has some free samples. We got some fresh fruit. They had lilikoi so I had to get some. We also got a guava to try. The fruit was good, but it was very expensive. When we were on Maui, there were tons of roadside fruit stands and this is definitely the cheaper way to buy fruit. We didn't see any of these on the big island though.

Awesome fruit, great staff!!And the prices are better than any grocery store!! Thank you, South…read moreKona Fruit Stand!!

We stopped here 3 times in 2 days in the area. I especially loved the papaya smoothie. The…read morechocolate chip cookies were great too! It has a very laid back atmosphere and beautiful gardens to enjoy your smoothie in. Parking is limited and can be difficult. Only one employee but the line goes fast. It's expensive but size is decent. Would recommend!

Such a cute fruit stand!! The ice cold coconut was delicious & refreshing, and they helped us crack…read moreit open afterward so we could eat the inside. The tropical fruit bowl was beautiful and had a great variety of fruits, though some of them were quite sour. Parking was easy and convenient, and there were plenty of seats around. Service was super friendly. I'm glad we stumbled upon this spot!

This was such a cool unexpected stop on the way back from waipio lookout. The fruit tasted good,…read moreand the grounds had a lot of cute little decorations. They don't accept card so bring cash or zelle. They have wifi as the rest of the area is dead zone

Anytime visiting the big island we always make a stop at this farmers market. It has an electric…read morelocal feel. Tons of farmers, artists, canners and food trucks. Something for everyone.

Beautiful setting for a farmers market. We were in search of a quick lunch & flowers. We found both…read more& managed to grab a bracelet as well. Friendly venders, shoppers with leashed dogs, as well as live music made for a pleasant visit.

One of the better farmers markets on the Big Island. We play 'tourist' when we have…read morevisitors from the mainland or other islands and it's always an enjoyable field trip. Local vendors selling their wares -- art, clothing, jams/jellies, baked goods, Kona coffee, fruits/veggies. There are vendors selling hot/cold foods. They open early on Saturdays and parking can be challenging. Get there early!

Tourists far and wide - if you're looking for a farmers market on this island, this is it. And if…read moreyou visit over Christmas, be sure to stop by and see Santa. Fresh coconut, fresh fruits, tasty food made ready at each stand, great crafts for sale, and a great uncrowded layout. It's a mix of tourists and locals and the playground just across the street seals the deal for families with little ones. We ate so much I thought we wouldn't fit back in the car! Even my family members who were dragged into the experience against their will (I have a habit of doing that) loved it. Super friendly vendors who were all ready to answer questions about their products, farms, and life in Hawaii. Love this market!

We had read an article in the Big Island Traveler Magazine a few months back on Wow Farm's and how…read moreawesome their tomatoes were. What I appreciated was the farm to table concept, since they supply many restaurants along the Kona coast, with their plump, sweet, non slimy, or gritty tomatoes. Mike and Tricia have read and gained wisdom from the professionals on how you can adjust the sweetness of the tomatoes, which I was dumbfounded and never knew that you could tweak a tomato. This is a business that involves all of the ohana and is done so with passion and a commitment towards quality. Mike and Tricia have a heart to share their knowledge and wisdom with other farmers as well, to build them up and see them become fruitful. There is a push towards bringing the community together and truly getting to know your neighbors. They have gone out of their way to share what they have with others, those who can afford it and to those who have run into hard times. I wish everyone could try their tomatoes, then you'd know what I am talking about, and draw your own conclusion, to this heavenly fruit (I still consider it a vegetable, no matter what). I live on Oahu and so anytime I visit Kona, I make sure I stop at the local open market in Kamuela to buy these. When you go look for the Wow Farm sign and their red palaka shirts, strike up a conversation and enjoy buying some of these delicate treasures. Omg, if you're on Oahu you can get these at the local farmers market on certain day's. Tuesday's and Saturday's Kapiolani Community College Wednesday's at the Neal Blaisdell open market Thursday's at the Kailua open market Sunday's at the Mililani open market This is a great way of supporting local and small businesses! Seriously, it really inspires me to want to become a farmer!

Found heirloom tomatoes at the Whole Foods in Kailua with a little sticker on them that said Wow…read moreFarm. All I can say is: Wow!