A must-stop spot on the island! The food is great, with an awesome variety of cookies, drinks,…read morewine, sushi, and everyday favorites. The service is what really makes this place special -- everyone is so friendly, welcoming, and genuinely local style. It has such a comfortable, relaxing atmosphere that makes you want to stay and come back again. Snorkel tours on a surf board so cool

As other reviews mentioned- the attitude of the woman behind the counter sucks. We went back two…read moredays in a row for convenience and the delicious chocolate Mac nut cookies! However there was zero aloha spirit coming from this place. If someone is spending 50-70 bucks in your store at least try to manage a little friendliness. People work their whole lives to visit the place you call home, and you're lucky enough to live there. We never have experiences like this with native Hawaiian or true local businesses who embody Aloha and all the reasons we love Hawai'i so much. Yes I'm a visitor, but I definitely wouldn't shop here if I was a local either. If you're having a tough time that's okay, we all have our days, but don't bring it to work where people are financially supporting your business with their hard earned money. Or- go out of your way to be unpleasant. Instant mood killer.

Food is very pleasant! The garlic scallops were huge. I never had scallops in poke before, so this…read morewas a pleasant welcome to that. The sunrise poke was also top notch. The seaweed salad was solid. I would say the rice was a bit on the dryer side, but the sauces of the fish balanced it out. The shop is inside the market, a little tucked away. Mahalo!

Solid poke spot, very tasty and quality fish for sure! When I went the service of checking out and…read moreplacing people's orders was slow, it must have been the day but many people were standing in line waiting for one persons order to go through. Other than that it was good value and portions!

Such a variety of stuff in here. Fun to wander through the aisles to see what's available. Good…read morecustomer service too.

The employers were friendly and helpful. They kept stocking the shelves because we were under a…read morehurricane watch. They were telling everyone to stay safe. They had all the groceries that I needed for our meals during the storms

I first discovered their Kona Coffee Brittle at Costco and absolutely loved it, so when I visited…read morethe Big Island, I had to check them out. The Visitor Center is more of a quick stop, but there was plenty to check out, and you get amazing views from the parking lot. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, and there were samples of all their macadamia nut flavors, popcorn, and coffee. I got a bunch of souvenirs, including their Spam-flavored macadamia nuts, which are definitely unique and very tasty. There's also a small display of the machinery and history, as well as a spot where you can try cracking your own macadamia nut. Their mac nut ice cream was another great treat, especially enjoyed outside with the views. Great place to stock up on souvenirs and local snacks. Definitely worth a stop if you're on the Big Island!

Second time on the island, and it's our first time in this establishment. First of, all the staff…read morewere warm and greeted us as we entered. Special mention to Jing who was very friendly! We tried a variety of samples, with the Kona coffee glazed macs as the standout. We also liked the onion flavored ones. We bought so much stuff to take home to the mainland, including the spam flavored ones. The ice cream was delicious! We had the ube and chocolate mac nut flavors. Everything was excellent!

My husband and I frequented this Foodland Farms location throughout our Big Island trip bc nothing…read morebeats grabbing bentos, poke, inarizushi, and drinks before hitting the beach! And let me tell you, there wasn't a single thing we ordered that didn't hit. Foodland understands the assignment when it comes to beach grindz. The only thing that could've made our beach spread even better was if they had hot laulau and kalua pig available. But honestly? We were definitely happy with everything we brought back to the beach. Now, let me take a moment to give Vicki some MAJAH love because sis was nothing but aloha! Super kind, thoughtful, and genuinely welcoming. She's one of those employees you wish you could encounter at every location, every single time. The kind of person who makes an already good stop that much better. Mahalo nui, Vicki!

Wow, what a great market. They have everything you need. In addition to warm food too. I also…read moregot gifts for my fiends backhome. All the employees were so ice and helpful. The place was very neat and clean. It is a must stop in and shop.

After hiking at the national park and getting back really late due to several storms, this was the…read moreonly place open on the village for last minute shopping and to get some food. There's an ABC store here, a pricey market and a deli. We got some burgers that were just ok with overcooked fries and some groceries for our suite because we were cooking breakfast at the hotel. They have a decent selection here.

Very sincere review: if possible, go to another market store over this one, even if it is a little…read morebit of a longer drive. I am very disappointed with my family's experience here. We were only $20 short of reaching the $300 spending requirement for the free gifts, which should speak to how frequently we visited and how much money we spent at this store. Despite being repeat customers, every visit was met with the same poor customer service. All of the cashiers who helped us were rude, curt, and could not even acknowledge the smallest greetings. The customer service was so unpleasant that it was not worth the experience. The food is not amazing, the prices are not great, and the only thing this place has is convenience--nothing more to offer. In one instance, I got a burger and a black milk tea with boba. I specifically told the cashier that I wanted boba, but she did not ring it up. When I inquired about the missing boba, a young employee addressed the matter with the cashier. They talked, and I said that if it cost more, I could pay for it. She rang up the boba with zero acknowledgment of her mistake. Nothing came out of her mouth. Complete silence. In another instance, I asked a cashier what the gifts were if we reached $300 in purchases. She did not say a word. She simply reached for a card with images of the gifts and placed it on the opposite side of where I was standing. She said nothing. I asked if those were the gifts, and she said yes. She then pulled out her phone while I looked at the card, and I simply said, "Okay, thank you." These are just a few examples of the many disturbing encounters we had with all of the cashiers. While on vacation in a tourist area, this is not the type of conduct or customer service one expects to experience. It was disturbing, and we dreaded going there despite the convenience.

A lovely marketplace. Truly appreciate all the vendors who come out to share all the Hawaiian made…read moregoodness. God bless you all.

From the owner: The Queens' Culinary Market is located in the Queens' Marketplace shopping center. Every 2nd and…read more4th Thursday from 3:30 - 6:00 PM, explore a diverse array of local products, including fresh produce, flowers, meat, seafood, and value-added specialties like coffee, honey, jams, and more. Enjoy live music throughout the shopping center and a beer garden hosted by Waikoloa Shrimp Co., all within a vibrant shopping atmosphere that celebrates everything local.

This is a great way to spend a Saturday morning. This farmer's market is really chill, with lots of…read moregreat food options, baked goods, fresh coconuts, and beautiful orchids. There's a big grassy area for the kids to run around, live music, and plenty of picnic tables. Some of the highlights for us were: + Sourdough booth with fluffy sourdough english muffins + The coconut guy was fun to watch as he hacked a coconut for us + Gourmet crepes with your choice of filling Overall, it was a fun place and the kids didn't get bored.

Great variety of fresh local fruit and vegetables, handmade items, clothing and hats.read more

Of course we loved it here! Of course we took plenty of pics…read moreto share with yall! This is the goto on the island for sure.. just a bit of drive depending on where your home are is. But a lovely town to visit.

So much aloha here. Everyone is so friendly & they seem familiar with the regular customers. The…read morepancakes are HUGE!! I got French toast with a side of papaya- it was enough! My husband got the lamb ribs. So good. Plenty of seats in the front dining area. There's also a back area with lots of tables too. Cash only!

Six stars if it were possible. Freshly made oer order and Hot and drooling yummy!!!…read more each filled generously with raspberry jam, coconut cream and bavarian cream dipped in sugar... there was a choice of many more fillings. Hey, there's always tomorrow we are staying 10 minutes away...YAY!!!!!

easy to find off the side of the road, located in an unpaved parking lot, had lots of space for…read morevehicles but limited shade and no tables/seats. cash and card accepted. grab and go malasadas are made fresh to order, expect to wait about 15min. malasadas were a little dense but the inside is still soft and fluffy with a harder/crispy golden brown exterior shell. I only got plain ones without filling (toppings: regular sugar, powdered sugar, and nothing). Powdered sugar was my favorite! I tried a bunch of different malasadas all over the big island and I gotta say: manuela's has the best malasadas!