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    Kumu Farms

    4.4 (51 reviews)
    ModerateFarmers Market
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    a view of a tropical resort
    Candace F.

    Definitely a nice place to stop to pick up lunch for a picnic, wander around to the pond, buy fish food to feed the koi. Staff are laid back and there's no pressure to buy anything. We purchased sandwiches, salad and teas to go. We then wandered to the back where a large pond sat filled with fish and duck. There are some nice Instagram worthy photos and it's a relaxing jaunt around the property. You could have purchased food to feed ducks and fish but decided not to. The cashier line was quite long. The ladies work a little slower but it's okay we are on Hawaiian time. This is a great place to pick up local souvenirs and just walk the grounds.

    Kislev A.

    KUMU FARMS is a market located in MAUI TROPICAL PLANTATION. It's the first thing you'll see when you drive into the plantation, park your car on the large free parking lot, and getting out of your car. There is a cafe for quick coffee orders outside and to the side of the market and a large manicured garden to the rear. This market is a great place to buy souvenirs for yourself and for those waiting for you back home. Large variety with a wide price range. There's a restaurant at the back, separate from the market. But if you're tired from your day's excursions and activities, you can always grab a quick bite from their produce and fridge sections. The workers are so nice and friendly and helpful too! By the way, this is probably the largest collection of local coffees and teas I've seen on the island.

    Gohar K.

    Wonderful place to stop by while in Maui. This plantation is beautiful, full of history and fun activities. You can take a tour of the plantation, do zip lining, have coffee at the coffee shop or lunch at the restaurant. We absolutely loved our visit here. They sell variety of gift items, hot sauces, jams, honey, Maui coffee, fresh produce and fruits, the pineapple here was so sweet and delicious. I got lots of fruits to snack on all week. I also purchased cute gifts to take back to my family and friends. We didn't do zip lining or the tour but we enjoyed the most delicious lunch and cocktails at Cafe O'lei I highly recommend a visit to Kumu Farms. Check out their website to make reservations for the activities and the restaurant.

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    Matthew W.

    A cute market and store at the entrance to the plantation, Kumu Farms has anything from souvenirs to to coffee to produce. Though it's a little pricey, the profits go to supporting local producers, so you can feel good about buying here!

    Carol V.

    Cute little farm stand. Really friendly place to stop. We were so happy to see the sunflowers. Easy to find location next to the Maui Tropical Plantation. We will be back again soon.

    Tutti T.

    Located at Maui Tropical Plantation, we came to have lunch at Café O Lei and stopped by the Kumu farms store located at the entrance. Wow, they have so much fresh organic produce at reasonable prices! At first glance, I thought they looked touristy and overpriced type of store. There are some expensive items but the produce were reasonable priced and guaranteed fresh and organic. The best part is : they give 20% off kama'aina! That makes it really worth it!!!

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    Sonya E.

    Loved that Star Fruit were only $1 each. I saw them go as high as $4 each during our stay on Maui. Kumu Farms is located on the Maui Tropical Plantation. It's too cute of a set up to not walk in. They sell local and organic produce at reasonable prices. Cash is preferred but they will honor plastic if your purchase exceeds $15. Really cool that they sell hot sauces and pesto sauces that were made locally. They also have a cold room where they store fresh coconuts and other fruits. Stop by and purchase fresh fruits and vegetables that are a fraction of the prices you would pay at the grocery stores.

    Kumu Farms Located On Maui Tropical Plantation
    Vic C.

    Kumu Farms is a small little shack like store that sells fresh, organic fruits and vegetables, found on Maui Tropical Plantation. When my husband and I arrived, we were thinking that this little produce stand would have very overly priced fruit but we were wrong (and a good thing that we checked it out anyway, despite judging it before experiencing it). While we were there, we ended up picking a small Maui pineapple for $3. During our time on the island, we saw that Maui gold pineapples were $1.40-$1.90 per pound and all of the pineapples in the market were at least 5 lbs and up, which makes for a pricey fruit. So we figured we would just do without. But with a small pineapple about 2 lbs or so, going for $3 here, definitely a good buy. There was also a really good deal on a box of 1 dozen papayas for only $10, but with the 2 of us and also towards the end of our vacation on Maui, we were not able to buy it. Anyways, after picking our pineapple and paying at the cash register (credit cards are accepted), we were offered a paper bag from the woman behind the register. She told me that she only had these paper bags that were from other businesses (Macy's, Ross, etc). But we declined and placed the pineapple in our bag and headed back to our car. Later that evening, my husband cut into the pineapple and took care of all the chopping and preparing (what are husbands for?) and then took our first bite. It was sweet and just perfectly ripe. Definitely a very juicy and flavorful pineapple and can see why people go crazy over the Maui gold pineapples here and want to take them back home with them. But being selfish, we enjoyed our pineapple (which was a lot for 2 people and consumed over 2 days) and decided not to pay a fortune to bring back pineapples to our families (you can purchase ready to go pineapples that are agriculture check point approved from the Maui Tropical Plantation or at the airport if you wish not to be selfish and are feeling spendy and generous for your family and friends back home).

    Curtis T.

    This is a great place to buy fresh produce for locals and tourists. A bag of fresh, mixed, local greens can be purchased for only $3 a bag. Local hot sauces and pesto can also be found at this stand, which is located at the Maui Tropical Plantation.

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    Kaylin C.

    Great organic options in central maui! The sweetest corn I've ever had and perfect sunrise papayas ! All at a great price !! Get the piñas too ! Sooo sweet! Open mon-sat. Tip: go early as they run out of corn on the weekend

    I got some fruit...18 of them!

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    Fun place to stop, buy fruit/gifts. Beautiful property-- we were driving by and it was a nice stopping place. May try your next time!

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    Wonderful staff, delicious food, nice to have delivery stateside. We loved our papayas when we got home.

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    Do you have the maui gold pineapples?

    Yes, they do carry Maui Gold pineapples at the store if you're on island or you can order online if you're on the Mainland.

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    Papayas non gmo nice quality and 1$ per lb which was pretty good comparing to other stores and farmers markets.

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