Costco is always a must anywhere we travel. This location is also near the airport and near the…read morehotel we were staying at. We were staying for 6 days in a condo type hotel and decided to cook most of our meals so we got the necessary items and some items we couldn't find back home. We also came here often to fuel for gas for all of our excursions which just so happened to be on the other side of the island. This location is spacious and we always got in and out quick.

I love Costco in Hawaii. Any island. Never a disappointment. We came here to browse and pick up…read morequick food before our flight. They have great local items. I've purchased their Costco cooler bag before from here on a previous trip. Ordering food took a long time. They take the time to get you your order. I mean it's island time. Just make sure to order at kiosk first. The guy before us did not and he waited so long. If you want to purchase at window, make sure you are in correct line. This Costco has never been busy when we have visited. It's busy enough but not crowded at all.

We really enjoy this incredible cooking supplies adventure. I say "adventure" because every time I…read morewalk in I find so many beautiful local and international cookbooks, condiments, spices and cheeses from all over the world. It's chock full of great cheeses and lovely gadgets that elevate an at home chefs culinary adventures. I did try a class and only want to suggest the instructor focus on cooking instead of stand up comedy routine. It's not needed; but thank you for the new recipes that I will add to my list. Suggest also to challenge guest with more interesting dishes; put that London based Cordon Blue education to use. We like the challenge!

Was so excited to find this food experience on open table. What a fantastic way to end 2025. Got…read morethere for a 5:30pm seating where we were greeted with prosecco before starting our meal. It was a communal table where 14 total people were sat together. It was great to meet new people and had so much fun and laughs. Worth the elevated experience as food and service was exceptional. Sal who went through our wine pairings was informative and funny. Happy to see there's an option like this on island and Chef Vitaly can cook!

My husband and I booked an afternoon tour (at 1pm). We were greeted warmly by the owner Stephen at…read morethe entrance. The farm tour lasted for more than 2 hours with very nice chocolate tasting at the end. One of the highlights of our visit was the incredible variety of fruits and vegetables grown on the farm. I have learned so much about the cacao, avocado, yuzu, okra and other vegetables. The tour was not like other tours on other farms, Stephen is very knowledgeable passionate about sustainable farming, and it felt more like we were being hosted by the owner rather than a tour. We got way more out of the tour than what we expected, we would highly recommend checking out Puna Gold Estate.

Stephen was AMAZING! A passionate and highly knowledgeable farmer who is fully dedicated to…read moresustainable farming methods and maintaining healthy biodiversity across his small farm. The tour was over two hours and he covered a lot of ground going into deep detail about the various crops he grows, the symbiotic relationship between different plants, pollinators, natural pest control, and more. This is much better than your standard cacao and coffee tour that you might encounter elsewhere. No offense to others, but Stephen's energy is palpable, exuding positive vibes to those around him. After the tour you get a chocolate bar of your choice from a wide selection of maybe a couple dozen varieties along with a cold drink. Afterwards Stephen hung around to just chill and answer people's questions. You are on a tropical farm, so expect a few bugs. It didn't rain during our tour, but you will be in one of the rainiest areas, so it's worth it to bring an umbrella just in case.