Very wet and rainy this night. No one there seemed to mind. The phó was amazing and the primos…read morespecial packed a punch.

What a night! You'll have to experience it to decide for yourself if this place is for you or not…read more I had a fun time with my friends on a rainy evening. All night good music, good food and drinks, friendly & fun loving people having good times. My friends were here before so it was easier to navigate through this place from parking to once we enter inside. But if I came here by myself for the first time, I probably would feel a bit intimidated. $10 cover charge. Drinks and foods are somewhere from $8-$20. It's pretty dark around this area, so drive safely on your way home.

The fruits and veggies in Hilo are huge and vibrant that may be from all of the rain. I love that…read morethis farmers market is here and open daily. The farmers market has good variety, multiple booths with a little something different--from mangosteen, multiple varieties of mangoes, egg fruit, soursop, and jackfruit to seasonal local favorites. I always make it a point to visit during Sharwil avocado season. They're rich, buttery and string-free, definitely my favorite avocado. And don't miss lychee season. It's an open market that is shaded that creates a cool environment while you shop. parking available across the street and directly in front. The vendors are very helpful and will allow you to try a fruit on the spot. Most are cash only.

Drove here from the other side of the island and ended in disappointment. I think we were hoping…read morefor more in terms of the farmer market over here. There's vendors of people selling souvenirs, art pieces and stickets, and a couple of ladies selling jewelry. Beware the prices of the jewelry pieces. I think $47 for a ring is expensive personally. I can't justify spending $80+ on two rings, which are made of stainless steel and look to be worth $10-15 on Amazon. The ladies here don't even say if they're handmade or anything, but anything for a memento I guess. Across the street is the fruits and produce. Lots of flies and bugs around. Parking lot is on rough rubble and it's a one way and small. Be careful and take care driving in, don't want any popped tires or anything. Overall a quick visit for us after walking through. I think we saw someone setting up to play some live music for the atmosphere.

Arrived around 7:50 am on Sunday and had no issues parking ($2 well worth it). The variety of…read moreMaku'u Farmers market is unmatched- gorgeous fruit stands, lots of prepared food stands. The papaya salad was so fresh and at ($9) for a whole quart so affordable and easy to share with friends. The papaya stand was my favorite one as she makes the salad fresh in front of you. The purple tapioca potato pudding was so dense and interesting, really rich and lovely to try. I was also blown away by the macadamia nut croissant ($6), the croissant itself was fine, flaky and well baked, but the macadamia nut butter frangipane filling for the croissant stole the show. It was so decadent and sweet I savored every bite of the croissant! The marinated goat cheeses from the goat cheese stand were the most delicious goat cheese I've had in my life. Super creamy, luscious, silky and with interesting flavors. I grabbed two spicy goat cheeses I was so obsessed. There is so much to see eat and try! Happy I got to experience the Maku'u Farmers Market

Maku'u Farmer's Market only operates on Sundays so its a great place to stop by especially when a…read morelot of establishments have limited hours or closed for the day. This is a newer Farmer's market and popular with locals compared to the Downtown Hilo Farmer's Market located at oceanfront. Remember to bring $2 cash for parking and come early because by noon, the lot seemed to be filling up fast and many cars were lining up on the freeway to enter.

$5 cup of coffee. Rufus is very nice. Can give good recommendations to sites. The coffee was okay,…read moreloved the cat he had on the property

What a delightful experience! We got cold coconuts there and were treated to great conversation…read morewith Rufus. He also picked us some fruit to try and had great suggestions for places to check out

SPACE rocks my world! The Saturday morning markett is not to miss. Lots of vendors. You can find…read morelocal and organic foods to eat, raw to cooked, vegan to everything eater, and get stocked up on local produce and staples like honey. Do get a green smoothy, coconut based, smooth and sweet. Also, this is a great social time as much of the community comes out. SPACE is so much more also: Seaview Performing Arts Center for Education. Many of the communities youth go to school here and I personally have much more to learn about this incredible SPACE!! Plus, the is a giant play ground :D

The Saturday market was small, but varied and we got lots of produce and delicious local honey. I…read morewould recommend following up your visit here with a trip to Maku'u on Sunday just for the sheer volume, but SPACE is not to be missed.

Awesome little farmers market Many local delights, and arts,…read moreplants, and foods. It's got a great little local vibe, our family's favorite was the wrapped mystery books a little bit of literature roulette

We went here last minute and I was so happy we did. We got coffee and so much fruit. There was a…read morelittle boy selling banana bread for a dollar and we got two. I wish I would've bought them all. They were absolutely amazing. We also got this ube pastry which was good as welll

Great outdoor (covered) market. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Hilo. Best on Saturdays and…read moreWednesdays. Clothes, food, decorations, knickknacks, souvenirs, etc. great produce from local farmers. A must for anyone touring Hilo.

Went to Hilo for a quick trip to visit family & of course one has to eat and yelp. Literally a hop,…read moreskip and jump from Aunty's house is the Kinoole Farmer's market. I love the open market, everything is fresh and SAMPLES galore. I tried an unusual fruit called Pitaya (sp?). It's yellow and kind of ugly looking on the outside, but when you cut it open, it's white(almost like a kiwi) with black seeds.It was really sweet. Next there was a lady selling fruit leathers,passion fruit, guava and lillikoi, good tasting not to sweet. I found my Warabi! What is that you ask? It's a fern shoot that grows up in the mountains, it's sold at the KCC open market, but I guess because they have to fly it in it's twice the price at KCC. Another vendor (forgot name) was selling, flavored taro chips (wasabi, furikake) and the chip I liked was the crunchy beef jerky chips. Love Hilo and Farmer's markets....Buy LOCAL! (And bring your own bag, otherwise you get charged = bag law)

Good food, unique fruit, beautiful handmade local products, and happy people…read more This market is a fun stop if you're in the area. It's open on Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This market continues to grow and it's so fun to see what goodies you'll find here. I absolutely love getting carne asada sopes from the little Mexican food truck in the back. There are so many talented artists here with unique jewelry, accessories, and pieces. I hear amazing things about the brisket fries and fish plates too. The smoked fish dip is so ono. I'm hungry just thinking about everything haha. Be sure to stop by OKK's fruit and vegetable tables too. You never know what you'll find. I just found out about ice cream bean (aka inga in South America), and I am so addicted. This place is a true and very special farmer's market and I hope you get to stop by and enjoy it whether you're just stopping by or haven't been there yet. Have a great time here while supporting local businesses.

The atmosphere is so inviting. Everyone is very friendly and not pushy. We went on a Friday so not…read moremany venders but still nice. Love the live music!!! Who knew an older fella singing a lady Gaga song could rock it out? (Always remember us this way) Great job guy! The food truck "The Chilly Billy" OMG...BBQ was pretty awesome!

Very friendly service, the guys working were super nice and recommended some of their favorite…read moreplaces to visit. The prices were kinda pricey but competitive, they gotta make $ so you're paying for convenience after visiting the falls and wanting a fresh refreshment. $10 coconuts, that they open up after drinking so you can eat the meat. $8 for a bag of sugarcane but it had lime in it, which we didn't really care for. $8 bag of cut up pineapple, which was our favorite, nice and sweet and cold There was a nice sit down area to eat at multiple picnic areas and a spot to take silly photos. Parking was limited but there wasn't too much people there so we got a parking spot after someone left. I'd give it a 5-star review but I think they could've gave a small discount for buying more or if you're kama'aina..

Great service! Delicious fruit. Perfect ambiance to grab a refresher after a hike to Akaka Falls!read more

Excellent, yummy HONEY ever!!! Love their tropical honey. Love the view and all the farm animals !…read moreSo much beauty here but so much work to do on a farm!

From the owner: Coleman Farms Hawaii is located in Mountain View on the Big Island of Hawaii. Situated at 2000 feet…read moreelevation on 5 acres, on the Volcano slope of Mauna Loa. Coleman Farms Hawaii strives to produce the Highest quality Coffee, Tea and Honey that is 100% Hawaiian. We want people to know us and the high quality products we strive to produce. Started by Josh and Erin Coleman, we started our family farm with raising our baby boy and managing a farm we want to set ourselves apart, to be self sustainable, produce quality products and to open our doors for more people learn and enjoy the hard work we have put into the farm.