I pulled into the Haleiwa Farmers' market in Waimea Valley on a whim. Not yet wanting to return…read morehome, I was driving along when I saw a sign advertising it and it happened to be in full swing. Occurs Thursdays from 2-6pm. Parking was tight (but free!) and I found a spot after a few minutes before making my way into a covered common area. There were many vendors packed into a small space of the Pikake Pavilion making it somewhat difficult to navigate but forced me to slow down and take it all in. There were may food vendors, some crafts, and local produce available to peruse. The variety was nice and the prices reasonable. Everyone was very friendly and I had a great time shopping. My husband and I bought some honey and a number of apple bananas. There is a small seating area where you can enjoy your bounty or simply relax. We walked around the grounds and were entranced by a pair of peacocks hanging out in some very high branches. Due to recent rains, there was a swollen river to sit down by and watch the clouds roll by from under a fantastically large and beautiful tree. Wish I had been able to check into this location with time to tour the rest of the grounds.

Saw this Farmers Market advertised for only Thursday 2-6p only so we made sure to pass by. I…read morethought it would actually be a Farmer's Market with fresh meats, veggies and fish but it was more a small market of goods, food vendors and a small veggie stand. There were some good eats here. Prices are average. My fave was the slushy honey pineapple drink in a coconut shell for $10. Don't pass this up. Good thing their was no entrance fee. There is limited parking. This was held at the 'Waimea Visitors Center'. Just don't expect an actual farmers Market...[113/100]

There was only one stand available when I showed up with not really a lot of options. I did buy a…read morefew bananas as I needed some energy, which were pretty affordable. The lady who ran the stand was very friendly.

Great fruit and honey stand! Open almost everyday day except Wednesdays and bad weather days!read more

Food was great service amazing and ambience is great. It was a fun day exploring and found this had…read morea wonderful day

#126 of 2017 Small…read moremarket with mostly craft vendors. The day I came the Pipeline Masters Surfing Championship was also happening so not sure if that would have an effect on vendor attendance. On this particular day however, there were about 15 vendors. I was looking for food and that's all I cared about. One vendor specialized in coffee but I still had a cup in my hand. And one other vendor was serving food cooking it on the spot. Talk about cook to order. One other vendor was dishing out plate lunches. Didn't see anything I liked there. Another vendor specialized in teas like lemon ginger turmeric which I really liked. Didn't notice the other vendors. It's a small quaint market. If you happen to be in the area you may want to check it out. Refill on some of the supplies you may need. People were polite, friendly and nice. You can park inside the location, Sunset Elementary School. Good thing too because cops were giving tickets to everyone parked on the street.

Such a fun experience for the whole family to enjoy! Super friendly staff! Beautiful scenic routes…read more Petting zoo was really cute! Rally track was awesome! Highly recommend!

Great time with the family! Super nice staff and beautiful to see the land ! Great for all agesread more

As tourists we really enjoyed this farmers market. The walk wasn't too bad from the Hilton…read moreHawaiian Village but pro tip walk along the Ala Mona mall side not the park side (sadly the park along the way had a lot of trash and people who seemed to be homeless and/or under the influence of drugs). The farmers market itself is great! A good variety of food and drinks and prices not too too bad for a touristy area. Venders all seemed to have smiles on their faces which added to the ambiance. Service was great too. We enjoyed mochi waffles, pasta, tiger milk (boba tea inspired)-- all delicious. My husband also enjoyed his Indian Asian fusion steamed potstickers.

I 100% always recommend out of town guests or people visiting hawaii to check out the Kakaako…read morefarmers market on Saturdays. Theres so many food, clothing, produce and local good vendors to choose from. Dog friendly but if you bring your fur babies make sure they are comfortable in crowds and they are okay with other dogs because there are a lot of dogs there. I usually stop by on Saturday mornings and pick up my fresh mochi from Izu Mochi, waffles from aiwi waffle, green smoothie from Oma'o man truck, venison bone broth from Petfood Hawaii, and so much more and Vermilli makes such cute hawaiian printed suits and clothing. There is parking there or in the side streets. One of the best farmers markets on the island.

Kahuku land farm stand is in a roadside parking lot with a few other stands. My wife had been…read morelooking for Hawaiian bananas. We pulled in just to check and see what they had. She did find a couple different kinds of banana and bought a couple of each. They had so many amazing things it made for a great place to stop. They were close to closing, so we really didn't get a great look at things. Plus, we were on our way to the beach. I wish I could remember the other thing my wife bought, I just remember she loved it. Since my son likes to get unusual ball caps, he bought one there. I was about to buy one for myself when he bought it, but I couldn't do that to him. An amazing place to stop for fresh fruit.

Fell in love with this place when we first visited back in 2016. I think the romance of Hawaii…read moreblinded us, as we bought pretty much every fruit available from papayas, mangoes, sugar apples, rambutan, guavas and so much more and paid close to $5 a bag. It was a yearly thing for us - late Mar through mid-Apr. Fried bananas were awesome too! But then we started seeing produce boxes and packaging that were similar to the ones back home in NY. My kids picked up on it and at first I just brushed it off - No way would they be buying fruit from the grocery store and upcharging tourists. Not these sweet little old ladies. Turns out, that's exactly what they were doing. Fast forward to our most recent trip - April 2nd 2026. Trump's tariffs went into effect and all of a sudden, none of the exotic fruits were to be found. The sweet little old ladies, who btw are all filipinos (not native Hawaiians), claimed that the fruits we've been buying during same time for several years were now out of season! Hmmm..... sus! The only fruits they had were papayas, mangoes, guava and coconut slices. Please beware before shelling out top dollars thinking the fruit at these stands are locally grown! And now the prices for the same plastic bags are $7.

Whenever I visit the KCC Farmers Market, I am always reminded of the day I first moved to Hawaii 15…read moreyears ago. Even back then, this place had the same vibrancy and legacy of local Hawaii. I remember how the everyday, friendly conversations between vendors and customers felt strangely comforting amid the lively noise and bustle. We, as buyers, are grateful to receive the blessings of locally grown products sold with such care and sincerity by the vendors. It is natural that health-conscious people gather here, but I truly hope that the simple, genuine communication unique to this place will continue forever. No one would doubt that the fresh local produce of Hawaii nourishes both body and soul. Even after living here for many years, I still find myself recharging my energy at KCC when I feel tired. After all, KCC Farmers Market remains my favorite place and location. KCCファーマーズマーケットに来ると、私は必ず、ハワイに住み始めた15年前のあの日のことを思い出します。 あの頃もここには、ローカルハワイの活気とレガシーがありました。 売り手と買い手の、いつも通りの和やかな会話が、賑やかな喧騒の中で、なぜか心地よく耳に入ってきたのを覚えています。 そんなローカルの売り手が心を込めて販売する地産品の恩恵を、私たち買い手はありがたく受け取っています。 健康志向の人々が集うのももっともですが、ここでしか得られない素朴なコミュニケーションは、これからもずっと続いてほしいものです。 ローカルハワイの元気な地産品が、私たちの心と身体を元気にしてくれることに、誰も疑問を持たないでしょう。 長年ハワイに住む私でさえ、疲れた時には今でもKCCでエナジーチャージをしています。 やはり私はKCCファーマーズマーケットのロケーションが一番好きです。

Although we didn't try any food because we ate before coming we wanted to experience the Farmer's…read moreMarket at KCC. It was crowded which is expected. Parking is always a challenge at any farmer's market so that's okay. What I enjoyed is the food options for those that were there. I didn't notice to much produce there. There was a one-man operation making Pasta and he was busy. One of the guests had waited one hour for her order but she was fine with that which means his pasta must be amazing.

These folks bring a unique and fun take on classic dishes! The loco moco ball they bring to the…read morefarmers markets is like nothing I've ever seen before. Utilizing the sous vide as well as pan finishing the outside makes this multi-step preparation worthwhile to the waiting customer - and you can't put a pricetag on high quality food! I don't eat meat so I didn't eat the beef part of this dish but the oozy egg center was an awesome touch to this already beautiful masterpiece. It looks and tastes like something from another planet. My vegan friend got inspired and is going to try to make a vegan version of this at home now. Bring some to the farmers market and see how fast they go!

Had their Loco Moco balls at the Kakaako farmer market. Sooo good!! It was local burger, hard…read moreboiled egg, rice and then breaded and fried. Gravy on it. Yum. We also had the Elvis- banana bread with bacon bits and peanut butter. Not sickening sweet, bread moist.