Pizza is only served on Fridays!!! Unfortunately came here…read morefor pizza and did not get it. But the other food was amazing! Kahula pork plate. The farm is so beautiful with lots of places to take photos. + clean bathroom

Such nice staff Food is fresh and excellent…read more This is a gem of Hana Thank you glad we stopped

Super friendly welcome,! Intriguing offerings which include Cacao Jelly! No, it doesnʻt taste like…read morechocolate. Damn. :) We arrived about 30 mins before the official opening but we were treated with such friendliness, our initial fear of ʻbotheringʻ the business was quite swept away! Small shop with a view window into the heart of the operations where chocolate is carefully crafted. Ten minutes outside of Hana, itʻs a sweet pitstop. Iʻd come again.

Wonderful unexpected stop on way to Hana! Delicious chocolate and other products. Highly recommend…read morestopping by

Sweet Paradise Maui was such a wonderful experience!…read more The chocolates were amazing, but what stood out most to me was the kindness and care of the staff. At one point, my child was touching some delicate items, and before I even noticed, a staff member gently and politely reminded her to be careful. I was actually grateful for the correction because I could've been held responsible for the demages done. It truly takes a village to help raise children, and I appreciated how she handled the situation with patience and kindness rather than frustration. Mahalo to this wonderful lady working her. It's refreshing to visit a business where people genuinely care about both their products and their customers. Thank you for the delicious treats and for showing such grace and understanding. We will definitely be back!

Lovely little treasure of sweetness. Several different vegan chocolate options. I tried the bottom…read moreright chocolate. I'm simultaneously sad I didn't purchase more and thankful I didn't purchase more. I would have struggled to keep myself from eating everything. It was amazing. The woman who helped us was kind, humorous, and knowledgeable. A true Maui find!

If you came to West Maui, and didn't go chocolate tasting at Ku'ia, did you really visit Maui?…read more I mean, I had an amazing time on my vacation in Ka'anapali - but this was the absolute foodie highlight, better than any restaurant and a lot more reasonable! We skipped the pricey farm tour (we did coffee farm tours last year and are farmed out) and went straight to the chocolate café. They will give you a five piece tasting for free, either a dark, milk, or sugar-free flight. But why would you come here and just take... When you can also give back to folks in Lahaina rebuilding? So we got two free flights, one milk and one dark. My sweetie added on a drink, a pastry, and some very tasty chocolate and salted caramel gelato. I went with a make your own alcohol pairing, which was so much fun and very reasonable. For about $17, I got a shot of coconut rum with two chocolate pairings and a shot of premium Martiniquan JM volcanic rhum Agricole with another two chocolate pairings. And then I still had my free five pieces. What an amazing taste adventure, for cheaper than the price of a cocktail at a hotel bar or even a locally owned foodie place? I don't want to mess up your tasting - so you pick your favorites! But I normally don't like rhum agricole - and the pairings were such an amazing flavor adventure. Honestly, this is my number one recommendation in West Maui. Give the folks some business and have an amazing time! Oh, and they have jazz on Sunday nights' but I'm sure it's more crowded than than popping in during the day on a weekday. And also: the second floor tasting room has panoramic views of the ocean and around Lahaina. Check them out!

We booked the Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate farm tour and tasting as a family activity; me, my wife,…read moreand our two boys and I honestly enjoyed this WAY more than I expected to. It starts at their building in Lahaina, which has a little café/coffee shop, plenty of chocolate for sale, and a rooftop experience that looked interesting but we didn't get to try. By the time we finished the tour, the kids had reached the "we have successfully experienced enough things today" portion of the vacation. Fair enough. From there, you take a fun little ride out to the cacao farm, and that's where this became much more than "let's go eat some chocolate." Our guide, Andrew (I'm about 95% sure I'm remembering his name correctly!), was fantastic. He seemed genuinely interested in cacao, the process, the company, and what they are doing there. That makes such a difference. He talked about how cacao is grown and processed, the history behind Kuʻia, and a little about founder Dr. Gunars Valkirs and his rather fascinating path to chocolate. Then, of course, there was the tasting. Lots and lots of little squares of chocolate. This is educational work I was willing to undertake. Unfortunately, I can't tell you which particular varieties were my favorites because apparently I was too busy eating them to take adequate scientific notes. What I can tell you is that there really wasn't one I disliked. What surprised me most was how much flavor there could be in chocolate that wasn't buried under a mountain of sugar. The differences and complexity of the cacao actually came through, and it made me think about chocolate completely differently. The chocolate sample they gave us back at the counter was also fantastic, as was the coffee drink we ordered. My only regret is that we didn't buy more chocolate before leaving. Be warned, though: apparently this tour has side effects. I went in expecting a fun Maui family activity where we'd learn a few things and eat some chocolate. I left wondering about cacao varieties, fermentation, processing, climate, chemistry and several other questions that absolutely nobody in my family asked me to investigate. It's been a few weeks and I'm still going down the rabbit hole. Five stars. Great guide, fascinating process, excellent chocolate, fun for the family, and potentially hazardous to anyone predisposed to acquiring new interests while on vacation.

(+) Azuki bean mochi…read more Maui specialty chocolates is a family owned business that sells high quality chocolates, candies and mochi. They have plenty of selection in terms of chocolate. The reason we visit here is for their mochi. The mochi is some of the best I've ever had, and I have been to Japan to try theirs. The flavors are chocolate, peanut butter chocolate, and azuki bean (red bean). I'm not a peanut butter fan nor chocolate, so I just ate the red bean mochi. The mochi is so soft and the red bean filling is not too sweet and filled with a good amount of it. Since it is a family business, the hours are fluctuate constantly. There was a point where every time we visited, it was closed during our stay for 4 years straight. Check their website to confirm hours.

Local store that I believe is family run and makes the most delicious fresh mochi with chocolate…read moreand peanut butter. They also have chocolates in fun animal shapes. Fun mochi and Hawaii stickers for one $1. Will definitely stop by next time I'm in the area.

We drove by this place on our way to somewhere else. However, we caught a whiff of the most amazing…read moresmelling barbecue and turned around and came back. So glad that we did. BBQ pork ribs & chicken were both amazing and portions were great!! If you're a carnivore you will not be disappointed here. Sorry, no pic. We ate it too fast and all that was left with some bones.

We decided to try this place during our road to Hana trip and it was a great find! We ordered the…read morepork ribs and chicken, which comes with Mac salad and rice. Both were super tasty, had good smoke flavor, and huge portions. One plate is enough to share with 2 people in my opinion. I also loved how they have a shady area to eat with picnic benches. Would definitely recommend and make it a priority to stop here!

Not only is Haswegawa the largest store in Hana, but it truly is a historical landmark, being open…read morefor well over a hundred years. From the exterior, it looks as it should: a shack like design, something that one would imagine being from a western movie, but in this case, set in a tropical setting. Today, Hasegawa lives up to its name. The prices are as reasonable as they can get for its remote location and local Maui coffee is sold at a great value. All around, there is a great selection of high quality Maui foods, from spice mixes, to sweets, to teas. So, instead of picking up a magnet somewhere to take home, Hasegawa is a great opportunity to get something delicious and support a small local producer.

You made it to the end of Hana and deserve a drink reward. Nice country store with a little bit of…read moreeverything. Bathrooms only for customers but you are better off using the nearby park restrooms for cleanliness. No greetings or goodbyes; guessing they are tired of tourists though they sell a lot of Road to Hana merch. A little bit of history to stamp the visit.

I loooove coconut and this is a must stop for Road to Hana!…read more They let you do half and half for a scoop and I got the OG coconut and mango. Both were soooo good. The coconut flavor really comes through and the mango flavor was equally as tasty. It really tasted like I was eating the fruit. I was so tempted to get another scoop and try other flavors. The service was very quick and the person taking my order was friendly. They have pretty decorations and colorful tables and chairs for you to sit.

Stopped here on our road to Hana tour…read more Pros- refreshing, lite ice cream made with coconut milk versus heavy cream, so you won't feel bad about eating it! They also sell banana bread, which after a taste comparison, was the winner in the "normal banana bread " category! Took some to share with locals, and Coconut Glen's was the hands down favorite! Mahealani's won in the chocolate chip banana bread category, by 1 vote (mine!) Cons- can't really think of any.

Delicious! We had the POG and mango mojito pops. The owner was friendly and gave us…read morerecommendations. Popsicles were well frozen and a good size, $6/pop and she takes Venmo or cash. Very refreshing for a hot day!

Our wedding guests love Shaka Pops! They had so many wonderful flavors to choose from. They have a…read morefun trike and you can request for customize art! We chose our wedding crest and they gave it to us afterwards. It's a special piece of art in home.

Amazing Experience at O'o Farm! I'll admit, I was a little…read morehesitant when my wife suggested a coffee farm tour I was thinking golf, beach, pool, and relaxing! But I'm so glad she talked me into it. The entire experience was amazing. Our tour guide was awesome, the farm was beautiful, and learning about the coffee and farm-to-table process was fascinating. We also had the farm-to-table brunch, and the food was absolutely incredible fresh, delicious, and one of the highlights of the tour. I actually left wanting to go home, eat healthier, and start a garden! If you're in Maui, don't pass this one up. Great tour, amazing brunch, beautiful setting, and a fantastic experience. Highly recommend!

O'o Farms delivered a truly, unique and interactive experience with their Farm Tour and Farm to…read moreTable Lunch. I took my parents for their 44th Anniversary and we all love outdoorsy activities so I knew we'd all enjoy this! We were asked to arrive at 10:30 am for the tour and it lasted until 1-1:30 pm. Arrive with good walking shoes, SPF, light sweater and hat (it can get either a little chilly or hot from the direct sunlight), and well hydrated if possible. We were greeted by our friendly and knowledgeable tourguide, Kate from Maryland! She shared with us so many facts about the locally grown produce from herbs, vegetables, fruits, to the friendly worms, to compost and facts about the Farm and the hardworking staff! It was interactive because we got to sniff the herbs, taste the locally grown lettuce, carry a chicken (as seen in the photo with my mom), and even pick the Cherry coffee! After the 2 hour tour, the last hour takes you back to this beautiful seating area in a garden like setting for your 4 course lunch! Each course, the chef comes out and shares details of each course. First course was a Medley of Greens grown on the farm with Tangerine vinaigrette. It was a generous portion for our party of 3 and tried to eat it throughout. There was spiraled carrots and radish with julienned snap peas. Second course was Pan Seared Ono (their proteins are all locally sourced) with Mamaki Tea and Lemongrass Rice with Bok Choy, Collared Greens and Cabbage. Third course was my favorite! I'm usually a big fan of fish but the chicken was so savory and that rub was delish! It was an Organic, Cage Free Chicken with Coffee Cherry Citrus rub with Caramelized Coffee Honey Hash of Carrots, Parsnips, Rutabaga and Celery Root. The spread was a Turmeric and Parsnip puree. Last course of dessert was the O'o Freshly Brewed Coffee with Milk and Simple Syrup with a Dessert Platter of Fresh sliced Pineapple, Tangerine and Apple with Homemade Chocolate Truffles. The meal left us full and nourished! What a wonderful anniversary gift to give my parents. We truly enjoyed it and even made some new friends, both local and visiting.