Update 2/26 We are back to shop…read more We have pretty good plans what we need. Banana Bread from Auntie Lea. Made fresh daily. Pearls from Tahiti and one more Aloha shirt for me. Same vendor as last time. Only Vintage. The one i found is over 50!years old. No one else will have it. No vegetables today, that will be a first in 7 years. Great day!!

IMHO Great farmer's…read moremarket next to Sugar Beach Bakery and Ululani's. Everything looked fresh and delicious, especially the coconuts in iced water, and the banana breads! Go check it out!

We visit Maui twice a year for a couple weeks each time and we always stop at Rowena's for papaya…read more Great store, I wish she had stores in Kona and Lihue too.

Mahalo for remaining open to serve the community with fresh produce! Very helpful! Mahalo too for…read morenot overpricing at this time of hardship for the locals. Open every Wednesday and Saturday. 8-4

What a wonderful place. We took the tour today it was fantastic. We learned so much about the…read moreprogram and met some wonderful people. Our tour guides were inspiring. We are so glad we stopped in. La'akea Village inpowers people of all abilities to live, work, play and thrive together to realize their greatest potential. Be sure to stop on at the county store.

Great farm stand in upcountry that supports people with special needs. They make the best papaya…read morejam I've ever had. Great prices too!

Not much to see at this spot. Mostly craft goods and two food trucks. In a fenced area with picnic…read moretable and bench. Street or public parking near by.

Makawao Marketplace is such a special little spot! It's tucked right in the heart of Makawao town…read moreand has this cozy, local feel that makes you want to stay awhile. You can grab incredible Thai food, Polynesian plates, a hot dog piled high with toppings, or treat yourself to New Zealand-style real-fruit ice cream from the cutest pink trailer. It's the perfect stop whether you're wandering upcountry for the day or a local looking for an easy lunch and a laid-back hangout. Everyone is so friendly, the food is amazing, and the vibe is pure Maui... relaxed, welcoming, and full of heart.

This place is a rip off! Do not buy anything here. Vegetables that would normally cost around…read more$20-$30 other places cost more than double here. I thought maybe it was a mistake the first time but it wasn't. This place overcharges for wilted and bruised vegetables. I don't recommend anyone shop here unless there is no other choice. Take your hard earned money to Seafood City, Rowenas Produce, or Asian mart in Wailuku.

There's a lot of selection. Its too pricey compared to other stores. Sometimes I wonder if you are…read moregetting double ring up. They just need to be more friendly they always look so mad while talking. Place is too tight, just in case for an emergency. Note: This review is based on a past experience something might've changed that I don't know. Your experience might be different to mine.

First time visiting Hawaii -- and Maui. Drove with family to Maui Swap Meet on Saturday. The vendor…read moreselection was excellent and diverse. Even picked up two Açaí Bowls -- they were a bit expensive at $15 each (cash only), but totally worth it. Possibly the best Açaí on the island (Maui). Shame the Swap Meet is only open on Saturdays; would've loved to come again. Also, forgot to note down the name of the Açaí shop, but it's all good. If visiting Maui -- as either a local or tourist -- this one is a definitely must-go spot! Last visited: January 17, 2026

We were exploring Maui and we had this on our list of places to check out but I think I would skip…read morethis next time. Parking is easy enough, entrance fee is only $1, and there are quite a bit of vendors to browse through. There are some artists and specialty craft booths but I think a lot of the booths just sell mass produced items or just junk. We did check out some of the food stalls but we only ended up getting coffee and the poke near the back. I think if you're into souvenirs and trinkets, this is a great place to go.

Didn't know this place existed, a hidden jem in the middle of multimillion dollar homes in Makena…read moreand we found that they were having free tours of their 6 acre farm today. Couldn't resist that offer and very glad we made it. We met Natasha Chang on the first tour of their 4th generation farm and got to see the variety of plants they grow and harvest. Interesting that we both grow loofahs. She sells soap with loofah inside. Cool product. We met Eddy Garcia and learned so much about regenerative farming. He's been sharing his treasure trove of information about composting and using the natural approach to create healthy soil for growing better crops. We learned a lot about organic materials, microbes, fungi, insects, wriggly worms and how to use them to restore non-productive land. We brought home ideas that we can use in our yard and garden. Deashia-Lei Chang then mixed up some delicious poke-kalo for the crowd and demonstrated the technique of pounding kalo for poi. Very interesting and tasty. Thank you for sharing your farm with us! We'll be looking forward to future events at Chang Farms.

Farm, Food, Family, Friends & Aloha! We thank you and…read moreappreciate our personal tour! Such a wonderful family friendly experience especially with little kiddos. We learn so much from Deashia, Natasha & a handsome La'eva!!

This quaint little place is up a side road in upcountry. They sell local honey, delicious homemade…read morepastries, sauerkraut, some fresh produce. They have a menu also. The gentleman behind the counter came from Truckee California. We had a little in common since we live approx 50 min from Truckee. Nice little spot to stop at and enjoy a treat!

Maui bees is a great place to visit in the upcountry, beautiful view in the mountains down to the…read moreocean and wonderful little farm. I tasted their honey choices both summer and winter. I got both cause they're excellent. Also their cinnamon rolls are extraordinary, all worth a visit.