The best veggies right from the farm…read more.. Found at the Honolulu Farmers Market the one of my favorite place to get my favorite veggies whenever they have it as the vibe here is calming and the prices and quality are just amazing! I didn't notice the brand at first as we always bought the pack of cucumbers at various markets and finally put it together that it was here all along and yes they do have the packs here along with imperfect ones as well at such great deals and if you're only gonna chop it up does it matter how it looks...nope! Eggplants are another absolute love of mine as this is not a market but the farmers so getting it from them straight from the source the support level is just extra special especially with the friendliest staff as there usually is a crowd in their tent but we all manage and leave with a great deal and the freshest produce. Thank you!

Ho farms is my go to spot to get my vegetables. They're always so friendly and funny and they have…read morefresh stuff. It's my pit stop every time I go to market and they are open early!! This is my plus for the market. I'm in and out as fast as I can unless I have to get items where I know the vendors open later. However I always come here to get my veggies and other vendors to supplement the veggies I cannot find They have their regulars and they're super convenient. The ambiance is nice and chill

Writing a review for their Acai Bowls. These have become my favorite acai bowls. I love how…read moregenerous they are with the portions, the texture of the acai is nice, and the flavor combinations are ono. I usually take out-of-town guests to visit Ulu Mana (after we get fresh fried taro chips from the Hawaiian Chip Company across the street) because HCC gives out coupons for free cookies. I will pick up their ulu beet hummus and have my guests sample the ulu chips. One visit, I ran into a friend who told me the acai bowls were the best in town. I skeptically asked if she had tried all the acai bowls to determine that and she said YES I DID! lol. So of course I had to try one and was hooked! These are damn good acai bowls! Pictured is the PB & Cacao Acai Bowl. Note: They offer you a sample of whatever shortbread cookie they are baking that day. One visit, I got a cookie fresh out of the oven. HEAVENLY! Unfortunately, that spoiled me and "not fresh out of the oven" cookies just don't hit the same. I wish they set a time people could come in to buy fresh out of the oven cookies with milk or something. I would totally stop in for that!

Located right across from the Hawaiian Chip Company and also houses other local products, including…read moreKeith's cookies. We made our way over to check them out. Samples of cookies, as well as their different flavor 'ulu chips were handed out. Can also ordered a box of fresh chips. They suggested calling in beforehand to place an order so that it's ready upon arrival. The chips were thin and crispy. We walked out with a bag of the garlic bits - as good as the regular ones but just not as pretty, as well as a bag of cookies. We'll definitely be back to try a fresh box of chips next time.

I started my subsription with Local I'a probably.. a year ago? A few months ago? I absolutely love…read morelove love them. Tucked away right behind Mud Hen Water in Kaimuki, their entrance is small and kind of easy to miss. There are a few parking spots in front & a small door leading to some amazing fish. I believe you can walk in and buy fish/seafood by the pound, but I actually have a subscription where I pay X amount per month & get a "fair share" of fish per every 2 weeks. You can play around with the portion sizes and frequency too. I think currently I receive 1-1.5 lb of fish per share of whatever the catch of the week is. I absolutely love the fish I receive from Ashley. You know it's fresh, it's sustainable and proceeds go directly to local fisherman. Over the past few months, I have received so many different types of fish. Some common fish I see are sashimi grade mahi mahi, ono, and ahi. Sometimes the fishermen will bring in invasive species & I always try to grab those. I've picked up whole kanpachi and whole opakapaka. It's always a fun challenge to try and clean & break down a whole fish lol. I think the craziest thing I picked up from Ashley was mahimahi head & bones. It was actually offered for free, I ended up making mahi dashi and then picked off of the meat for lunch. On Saturday I picked up some sashimi grade striped marlin & a whole octopus. I made a marlin carpaccio and grilled octopus for dinner :) I just love how Ashley and the team make it easy for us to be more connected with our local food source. Although it's a tad more expensive than buying fish at a convenience store, it is nice to know that all the fish is coming from our local fishermen from our shores.

First heard about this business from farmers market. They would have really good prices on fresh…read moreand frozen fish. This brick and mortar store is located right behind Mud Hen Water. Just turn into the parking lot and their entrance is at the end of it. Love their sashimi grade ahi. They have some good ahi Jerky, fish gumbo, etc. They even sell doggy treats. Best to call to see what fish they have as they do sell out from time to time. They are open Thursday - Sunday 10am-2pm.

One of the better and truer Farmer's Markets on the island…read more Located inside Windward Mall, open 10am-2pm, every Sunday, and 2-6pm, Wednesdays. This is what a farmer's market should look like with a majority of vendors selling produce directly from their farms all spread spaciously apart throughout the mall allowing easy and comfortable access. The prices are realistic too - including other vendors selling food and homemade items! Overall, a true farmer's market with many produce vendors neatly spaced out within the mall. Reasonably priced. No tourist price gouging here!

Today I decided to check out the Windward Mall Farmers Market . Actually I went to see my friend…read morewho has a booth there . Her booth is called Cake + Sweets by Emily located right in the middle near the center stage area . She sells from Tarts, brownies, Lilikoi bars or lemon bars and all kinds of Banana pudding . Had to patronize her business before she goes on maternity. She runs her business with her husband very friendly service and can't go wrong with sweets lol Support local

I like that Kaiser does this for their members and their community…read more They always have a vendor that sells fresh produce and I love it. The prices are comparative and a lot of times better than you will find in the store for local produce. They also have a few food vendors here. The last time we were there we decided to try out one of the vendors that was making special musubis and we bought 3. Sometimes when people try to "improve" on classics, its good... like spam katsu, or chicken katsu musbi... but these were just kind of weird. We got flavors like curry musubi and my husband got something spicy that was just way too spicy for me. I guess I just like my regular spam musubi. Anyways, the farmers market at Kaise itself is great.

Kaiser Permanente Honolulu Clinic has a Farmer's Market every Thursday, morning through lunchtime…read more Although the small footprint limits the number of participating vendors, there is always an assortment of goods and services to buy here, and there seems to be some sort of rotation that allows for ever-changing variety. There is one "anchor" vendor always here offering a decent assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables for a reasonable price. The quality is pretty good, and they often give away something with your purchase, like ripe bananas that aren't selling fast enough. Besides the veggie stand, there are vendors selling food at lunchtime (again, they change on a regular basis). I've seen Indian food, Middle Eastern, vegetarian, Asian, Mexican, chili, etc. There is usually a massage therapist offering chair massage, $10 for 10 minutes. She is very good. I've also seen vendors here selling honey, baked goods, sun hats, jewelry, plants, etc. You never know what you'll find on any given day. Just go and check it out! (Remember to bring cash since most of the vendors don't take credit cards.) If you're a Kaiser member, you might also want to check out the OTC drugs in the pharmacy area while you're here as the prices are pretty good. If you are driving here, you can park in metered stalls on the street or use their on-site parking garage. If you stay under 30 minutes, there is no charge; beyond that it is a $3 flat rate. Yelp 365 Challenge #066/365

I want to give it more stars but I have my reasons. I don't want to put down any business…read moreespecially small businesses in there. There are a ton and they are all fun. It's just extremely congested and sometimes too busy inside. Cleanliness can be an issue for some but for the most part I'm buying vegetables and fruit and that's enough for me. I used to take my knives to be sharpened in this area but this review is just for the vendors I shopped at. I needed papaya, fresh vegetables and fruits. I saw many vendors that share the same items so sooner or later if you become a regular you will have your favorite vendor you will lean towards. They have vendors that sell already prepared mainly Filipino foods and desserts. They have vendors that sell you fresh fish and seafood as well as fresh meats. I always go to farmers market but I decided to start shopping here. It's convenient for what I was looking for. I see I can buy seasonings and noodles (dry packets) as well as many other things. I will return again when I'm running low on stuff. The prices aren't terrible but not that inexpensive either. You can find some bargain vegetables that aren't pretty but for $1 a piece it's good if you're using them up that day. I say try and go around and see what you can find. Plenty of convenient parking. Nearby outside there's Kamehameha bakery, sugoi'a and other eateries. Nearby is Costco and Costco gas and Home Depot so you can't go wrong.

Good selection of Filipino foods and fresh produce without having to go to Chinatown. Your can…read moreprice shop between the produce stands and find some great deals. Some vendors even have $1 bags of off-grade produce. This helps especially when you just need a small quantity of something or you just want to try something new. Service at the stalls is good and speedy. There's the typical fish market smells and wholesale produce store vibes, so don't come expecting Safeway or Foodland ambiance.

This little market has tons of options for prepared foods. A great place to pickup dinner, but…read moreparking is tight. It's not a super convenient location for me, but I happened to have to be at the nearby park. It isn't too crowded but there's definitely a good amount of people around. I've been there twice, to the hand roll spot and the burger/sandwich truck (Hungry Jon's). Hungry Jon's is so good! Would definitely return to this market for Hungry Jon's.

Makiki Farmers Market is small with a lot of charm. It's mostly restaurant tents and food trucks…read morewith one or two produce vendors. Since the farmers market is pretty small, the service is always friendly. I recently ordered a sushi roll from one of the vendors, and when my food was ready, he came looking for me to deliver rather than me having to go back to see if my order was done. Some of the offerings at Makiki Farmers Market include: Thai, baked goods, sushi, pies, produce, desserts, stuffed breads, and Mexican. The farmers market is open Thursday afternoons/evenings in the parking lot of St Clement's Episcopal Church. Very limited street parking. Some cars park in the lot at nearby Makiki Park, which is open to the public.

I love getting my favorite chips from this hidden gem, along with a burrito for the road! It's so…read morequick and easy to park, and you can pre-order, which is perfect for those busy days when I'm running around. The free 15-minute parking is definitely a bonus!

Obsessed!!!! The best chips. The best salsa. The best. Chips are thick and tasty. Mango habanero is…read moredivine. Love it!