Found some hawaiiann grown avocado's (not imported) which is what i wAs looking for. Arrive early…read moreand beat the crowd. Kona Sharwil, Kahaluu

This is a new TRULY FARMERS' market because the farmers that grew what is being sold are bringing…read morethe produce directly from their fields to you. Freshly harvested farm produce for the commuters driving down Kunia Road. A perk for commuters is that you can order online and pay ahead, so they package up your purchase and you drive in to pick up your order. There is a huge lot to park in, so parking is not a problem or you can drive through for your order. The prices are very good! A huge turnip cost me $2 and it was SUPER FRESH! The mint is a large FRESH two fistful bunch that cost me $2. Wish they had not run out of basil or swiss chard. I would have loved to buy from them. The kale bunches are huge and FRESH. The long bean, medium beans, and string beans are FRESH! The bananas are offered at a great price! Fresh pumpkin flowers, bitter melon leaves, kaffir lime leaves, thai ginger, tomatoes, papayas, avocados. Stop by and check it all out. The first week, they sold out of so many items, I had to go back the next two weeks to see what I had missed and I was not disappointed the next two times because everything is SO FRESH and reasonably priced. They sell delicious fresh spices to make your own Thai Curry, YUM!! They sell shredded green papaya to make papaya salad.

I adore a good farmer's market, but the joy I feel in sleeping in on days that I don't work…read moresupersedes any desire I have to buy fresh produce at 7am. Thankfully this tiny but mighty market exists. Do I hope for a better selection of prepared foods and a few more farmers/ vegetable vendors? Of course I do! I also believe in my heart that they will come back if the customer base grows. This market is held from 3-5pm every Friday. It is currently three produce stands, one juice stand, and two people with ready made food. The space allows for quite a few more tables, and the customers that are there are all happy to have the chance to shop and possibly take home a quick meal. My guess is that they are all in the same mindset as me- loving the idea that I can have the freshest possible salad for dinner and a few things to snack on for the next few days. Prices are excellent, with all three of the vendors currently offering a deal of three small bags of vegetables for $5. I find that we spend $20- $30 every week and have enough to last us the weekend. Cash is preferred, though I believe that everyone currently take cards. Also remember your shopping bags or basket, because juggling tomatoes and long beans is not easy. There's plenty of parking in the lot or on the street, and the shopping center is obviously filled with stores that will help you fill out your Friday evening desires. The Friday Fresh Market is a fantastic asset to the neighborhood, and has the potential to be even better.

I absolutely love farmers markets! The shopping local outdoors. The different food, crafts, and…read moreproduce stands are great to browse. This market is in the Mililani shopping center. Right in the open space next to First Hawaiian Bank. Speaking of banks... always remember to carry cash for the vendors. Most times that's the only form of payment they'll accept. There's lots of parking in the shopping center and on the street. Although this one can be a flop sometimes because of the weather, for the most part I feel there's a good selection. If it's been raining lots then don't count on there being a big crowd.

Love attending this farmers market! Whenever I have a free Sunday, I always look forward to going…read moreto the farmers market. Without a doubt, if their booth is there I get some iced coffee at Tides Coffee. Then I usually like to buy some eggs from Eggs Hawaii. It just feels nice to be walking around seeing all the friendly faces while you do your grocery shopping. All the vendors are super welcoming and it's just a good time.

Excellent place to get fresh vegetables and local products. I always enjoy this market.read more

The Waialua Farmers Market is my absolute go-to every single week. As a vegan, this market is a…read moredream -- incredible fruits and vegetables, beautiful organic produce, and such a wide variety of local offerings. Every Saturday morning feels like a reset for the soul. It's at the old sugar mill Saturday's 8:30-1:30. No early birds! You have to wait until 8:30 to shop, no exceptions. What truly sets this market apart, though, is the people. The vendors are some of the best you'll ever meet -- kind, honest, hardworking, and genuinely passionate about what they do. I've met some truly wonderful people here, the kind who make you feel connected to the community the moment you arrive. From local organic produce to fresh flowers, honey, mushrooms, handmade jewelry, sourdough bread, and so much more, there's always something special to discover. It's getting more popular and busier each week, which is such a good thing -- it speaks to how special this market really is. If you love supporting local, value quality, and want to experience the heart of the North Shore, Waialua Farmers Market is a must. I honestly can't say enough good things about it. See you there and SYOY! Deb B

Waialua Farmer's market on the North Shore at the old Waialua Sugar Mill is open on Saturdays from…read more8:30 am to 1pm. It's a smaller market but great local vendors with tons of local produce. They also have a few vendors with local crafts, jewelry, soaps etc. One of my favorites was the local peanut butter-- definitely recommend trying a sample from them! It is a dirt lot and can get a bit dusty. It also gets hotter later in the day- I def recommend trying to get in as early as possible for best selection and weather.

This is my favorite farmers market. Let me start by saying it helps to know the prices of your…read moreproduce but if not I find most of the vendors to have their produce at a reasonable price and a great value considering how fresh it is. My favorite vendor is PIT FARMS for their bananas (both apple and ice cream varieties), salad mixes, and romaine lettuce. And not far behind is SMALL KINE FARMS (who is usually there the second and fourth Sunday of the month) for their baby portobello mushrooms. The workers at both booths are friendly and very helpful in answering any questions that you might have. There are several HANDICAP PARKING stalls near the entrance to the market.

This place is great! Small but great! All the vender were nice and service was fast and kind. I got…read moresome really good sweet pineapples, dragon fruits, and sourdough bread. Parking was easy too so that's a plus! Definitely would go back!

I woke up bright and early this morning see what this place is all about. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised! Even though there were not many vendors, there were still enough to make me happy. All kinds of fruit and vegetables were available for sale along with fresh poi, filipino pastries, and a variety of fresh herbs. Half of the large parking lot at Kapolei Community Park is closed to allow the vendors to set up. They are all on the basketball court side of the park. Prices were really cheap and the vendors were really friendly. I definitely would go again. I am super happy with a bag of five tomatoes that I picked up for only $2! If you want Thai basil, it is only 50 cents a bunch, and pastries start at only 50 cents among lots of other items. Parking is street parking. There were lots of parking available. One thing though is that this farmer's market is a really early one ending at around 730 or 8 am. Cash only and open only on Sundays. Here's a YouTube video that I made of this place: http://youtu.be/prBcnXp5VI8

First time at this market and I have to echo everything Keri said. Great deals, not as huge a…read moreselection as the Diamond Head market, but the service can't be beat and the prices were out of this world. Among the selections: sweet onions, broccoli, cucumbers, peppers, basil (already made pesto tonight!), oranges, apples, potatoes (all kinds, including purple sweet), beans, lemons, key limes, and apple bananas. I will DEFINITELY be back. One downside is that you have to arrive early (between 7 and 7:30 a.m.). After that, they're getting ready to tear it down, so you almost feel as if you're being rude while they're cleaning up. Be sure to bring smaller bills and even coins. Also, pack some cloth grocery bags or bring a big purse.

Got mine in foam plate, small chicken, but super ONOLIOUS!…read moreVeggies n some fruit nice lady 1 tent.

Small farmers like market on Tuesday mornings. I figured it's a people open market since it's…read moreindividuals selling local produce grown in their yard rather than a farm? There are some sweet nana's that sold me some fruits and veggies, I like to support them. Rays bbq chicken seems to always be here, not only on Tuesdays I think. But it's expensive and he packages it in a cheap plastic bag..not really professional.

There was only one stand available when I showed up with not really a lot of options. I did buy a…read morefew bananas as I needed some energy, which were pretty affordable. The lady who ran the stand was very friendly.

Great fruit and honey stand! Open almost everyday day except Wednesdays and bad weather days!read more

Ono. Good freshness…read more Go here and go to the farmers market located in the Mililani shopping center. This one get good produce they both do Go support Hawaii

This newly opened market with food vendors needs more reviews and recognition! Came here after…read morefinally having Sunday off. There's a variety of food trucks, tents, crafts and gifts to shop through. Went over to the Minasa tent to try their ube churros, 3 for $12. Pretty pricey for 3 small churros that was definitely just a long regular churro cut into 3 pieces, but support local businesses anyway. The ube churros was sooooo goood and crunchy, would definitely order again. Made my way over to RissazKillaKonez, so many different soft serve flavors, I got a cappuchino, pretty good on a hot sunny day, ice cream was melting so fast though. Lastly, saw this crispy beef jerky tent. Beef jerky is my fave snack, I like all kinds, store bought or local made. For $14 I got a teriyaki crispy jerky after trying a bunch of samples and to be honest, it's not the best. It's bland, it isn't that "crispy", practically just hard jerky that breaks apart easily. Comparing this crispy beef jerky to the one in swap meet, swap meet is 1000 times way better and more flavorful, melts in your mouth type crispy jerky.

Just went here and NOTHING! CLOSED!!! This listing should be updated so others won't come here!…read moreSuch a shame and waste of time!