Pukalani, HI. This is just an awesome store that is able to…read morebring great fresh produce to a central point for sale. They also offer up some great canned items which are unique and special. Price point is up there but you are getting quality. The store is clean and well lit, and there is even a restroom outside the store that is clean and cared for. Very friendly people working here.

We stopped in here for some fresh veggies while we were at the upcountry farmers market. Everything…read morelooks so fresh. Great selection in such a small store. Check it out if you're in the area.

This quaint little place is up a side road in upcountry. They sell local honey, delicious homemade…read morepastries, sauerkraut, some fresh produce. They have a menu also. The gentleman behind the counter came from Truckee California. We had a little in common since we live approx 50 min from Truckee. Nice little spot to stop at and enjoy a treat!

Maui bees is a great place to visit in the upcountry, beautiful view in the mountains down to the…read moreocean and wonderful little farm. I tasted their honey choices both summer and winter. I got both cause they're excellent. Also their cinnamon rolls are extraordinary, all worth a visit.

Charming ! Small biz ! Woman owned ! Minority business !! A goat named Baba after Ali Baba !!…read more Tasty veggies & fruits !! Healthy food to hang out all day & nite at the beach !! What's not to like !! I I should up this to 5 * but its not as modern as I would expect & I feel others would ding it also for the primitive vibe. If you've been to Thailand, you will get it. Some might not buy anything cuz it's all outdoors & very unlike a whole foods.... There's a purple food truck at the entrance. A friendly & tame brown goat follows you around. There are the typical shrines with elephants & a lot of plots, dirt mounds, piles of vegetation. You put your hillocks of picks into a basket. The owner calculates everything by hand. No credit card machine but we joked that she should take bitcoin. What'd I buy?...A bit of everything like carrots, japanese white yams, golden potatoes, tomatoes, mini bananas, scallions, lilikoi, oranges, iimes, lemons, and flowers for the suite. We talked to all the other locals that bought lots of other items like the pineapples, greens, jalapenos, broccoli etc. They all lived close by while we came from Lahaina, about an hour away for this adventure of a farmers market. A nice drive of Maui Hawaaian splendor was well worth it to procure all these earthly bounties! I cooked the sweet carrots & potatoes, washed the tomatoes & fruit to be ready for endless beach day (s)!! Everything was fresh, tasty & delicious. That's the best if you can get a panopoly of fresh tasty local fare. Scooping out the seeds of lilikoi right now.... Simple yum.

This is a great place to buy fresh produce if you're Upcountry. They're open until 5 p.m. on…read moreSaturdays and Sundays and have a wide assortment of locally grown fruits and vegetables, including potatoes, onions, kabocha, etc. Over the years, Nui has gradually improved the property with walking paths and gardens, making it a nice place to stop and relax for locals and visitors. The food truck in the front of the property is also operated by Nui and serves delicious Thai food.

If you're in Pukalani/Upcountry on Saturdays, be sure to checkout the Upcountry Farmers Market. The…read moreBro, The Homie, and I stopped by on 8/29/25, a bright sunny morning. Fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, jewelry, decor, treats, food vendors, coffee, soaps, honey, kombucha to mention a few. Locally made, harvested, or crafted with quality and pride. Parking can be a challenge, but eventually a spot opens. This is a great detour while in Maui's Upcountry.

We took the trip upcountry from Kihei on a Saturday morning and it was really a great experience…read morewith a variety of different interesting food vendors and kind caring people, word of advice, try to get there earlier as things do sell out. Stopped by the Something Great Hawaii stand and had a super tasty and beautiful Mixed Rice on a Bamboo Stick which was topped with a macadamia nut miso and artful cilantro based gel drops unfortunately it was eaten before taking a picture so I failed the yelp community

I love Mom & Pop kine shops, MORIHARA STORE caught my eyes when we arrived at Kula Bistro, I had to…read morecross over to check the store out and also once I found out we could BYOB at the restaurant I got excited and went to grab beer and some other drinks. I especially loved the Chi Chi brand mini bottle of margarita. Morihara Store is a Kula tradition since 1948 located, offering a unique, local shopping experience there are tons of stuff in this cute shop, which looks tiny from the outside but you will be surprised from you see inside. A little mini supermarket store that has mostly everything, even variety of hot foods. The alcohol section really caught my eyes. Great selection btw. hehe. Mr. Cashier ( local guy) was full of Aloha, very friendly. I enjoyed looking around the store, after browsing I paid for my alcohol and thank you! Check out the store when you here at Kula esp. if you need alcohol while dining at Kula. Oh, one of my old boss' last name was Morihara, wonder if any relation heeh.

Loved stopping in for my coffee each morning while staying with my son in Kula. The employees were…read moresuper nice as was the selection of fresh baked pastries and delicious coffee. Look forward to my next visit.

We went on a weekday and it was just us and another party. Very informative and I enjoyed it a lot…read more You can feel and touch the plants. There's tea tasting at the end of the tour as well. Would recommend the tour for tea and plant lovers. It's very kid friendly. If you don't want to do the tour, there is a shop where you can just buy the tea or try the tea tasting flight. If you just want to check out the shop, I recommend calling ahead or go after the tour times. When we went, there was only one staff and she closed the shop for the tour.

A delightful "up country" experience! Highly recommended - even if you aren't a tea aficionado!…read more This was a fantastic experience! My wife loves tea, but I'm not a big tea drinker. Therefore, I figured this would be mostly of interest to her and I was kind of "along for the ride". However, I found the entire experience, absolutely fascinating and I am so glad that I didn't miss it. The grounds are stunningly beautiful. The land used to belong to a lavender farm and now has been converted to growing primarily tea. However, they have preserved myriad plantings from the lavender farm days, and there are beautiful specimens of all kinds of different plants scattered throughout the grounds. In addition to the beauty of the tea farm itself, it is situated high up on the slopes of Haleakala and has gorgeous views. Our guide, Mason, was fantastic. He is very friendly and amazingly knowledgeable about the various plants, the grounds, and tea. He related all kinds of interesting facts about growing and preparing tea, as well as about all of the plants and the horticulture. He's one of the best tour guides that we have had in our various explorations and excursions throughout the world. They include a tea tasting in which we got to sample a number of really interesting and different teas. As I mentioned, I'm not a big tea drinker, but it was interesting to sample them with a knowledgeable guide (Mason) guiding us through the tasting process. I would highly recommend this to anyone who's looking for a delightful "up country" excursion while staying on Maui.

After checking out of our hotel, we had some time to kill before our red-eye flight out of Maui, so…read morewe stopped by Surfing Goat Dairy Farm. We had visited once before back in 2012 and remembered it being a great experience, and it's nice to see how much the farm has upgraded since then. They offer goat and cheese tours that you can sign up for online. This time, we just wandered around the grounds and relaxed while watching the goats and baby kids play in their pen. We also bought a $10 bucket of hay to feed the goats off to the side. We were told they were under a year old, though they were already pretty much adult-sized! They were extremely enthusiastic about the hay, and the bucket was gone in no time. It was such a fun and wholesome experience, for both me and the goats. Definitely a cute stop, and I hope to come back next time and sign up for one of the tours next time in Maui.

This place wasn't initially on our visit list but we are glad we stopped. It was scenic and the…read moregoat products were delicious. We ordered the goat cheese sampler platter which allowed us some options. I wish that there was bread that came with it instead of just crackers. Most of our crackers were broken. They did give a variety of different crackers my feedback would be to do a better job of giving whole or partially whole crackers. Another hit were the truffles. You can mix and match or get all one kind. They have a lot of variations. The service was friendly and the views were beautiful. It was neat to see some of the younger and older goats. They have a lot of space to be themselves. Those goats look as healthy as can be. I would come back.

Amazing market! Loved the atmosphere, variety and food!…read moreI will definitely be visiting next time I'm in Maui!

It's happening place if you want the real farmers market experience in Hawaii - there is prepared…read morefood as well as produce, and local hand gifts as well