Half the town seems to work at FM Mokokai. Maybe they have a casino under the store. Big…read moreanniversary Japanese owned makes it clean and they've got everything from fresh local fruits and Taro and great meat department. First ever double celowrap whole chicken then seal bag so no leak juice yeah? Not even Whole Foods does that clean. Go load up tourists west end beer here cause no booze @ Kaluakoi vacation resorts store. They need to tear down ghetto building next door and make something beautiful! Coffee shop and organic Cafe with Local fruits slack key Hawaiian music shaded outdoor seating. Sell laulau da kine porky sandwich and ahi poke.

Had all the basics needed. And the staff were very friendly. The prices were lower than expected…read morefor Hawaii.

Charming old school pre Blackrock plantation store from time past when pineapple field and sugar…read morecane waved in the sun instead of coffee and vast GMO cornfields. The store needs a paint job.. and a few tables chairs to sit and take in the view of pine lined roads misty mountain air and locals drinking beer out da back da kine

While taking a drive out to the Kalaupapa Overlook , we passed by this little town called -…read moreHo'olehua, and in this small town I saw a post office, as well as this little market called "Kualapuu Market". Basically it's the neighborhood general store that serves the Ho'olehua community, and if I'm correct, I believe it's the only store in the area. I guess the folks here probably appreciate this store, otherwise you would have to drive to Kaunakakai to do your shopping. The Kualapuu Market has a little bit of everything here, fresh meats, some produce items, and of course their dry goods. For entertainment, they also had a video shoppe which appeared to be dvd's which you can probably rent. I popped into this general store to take a little look around, as well as to pick up some drinks while we were driving around town. I love visiting local businesses in remote areas........... Need something and don't wanna drive all the way to Kaunakakai? There's another store in the Ho'olehua area. Check 'em out gang! No can go wrong!

Kumu Farms added something special to our visiting Molokai. The pesto was life changing, we got…read morehoney, fruits, veggies and simply enjoyed every time we stopped. Which was daily . Also the ground beef was delicious

It's the only source for organic papaya and local vegetables. Whole Foods is their #1 buyer so you…read moreknow it's a high quality papaya. They have a few outdoor picnic tables under the big tree to enjoy your find. It's next to the airport and it's run by very nice farmers. Support local buy organic live long and prosper. Down the main road is Molokai Livestock exchange where you get butcher quality beef. Island living at its best

Wasn't expecting much from Moloka'i (Hawaii, in general) for their IPAs. Found an excellent…read moreHawaiian IPA here, tho! Good selection of wines, friendly staff, clean store

Molokai Wines and Spirits is a small shop on the main street in town. They have a nice selection…read moreof wine and other beverages. I picked up a bottle of Maui Blanc and my friend picked up a drier white and we hit the hotel pool with our wine to watch the sunset and make notes for our next day's project. The staff were friendly and we were in and out pretty quickly with our choices.

Better than just about every minimart in Anchorage and therefor Alaska…read more Key takeaway is tha they are open till 11pm and they have beer. I don't know if I could tell of a single place like that in Alaska. Yeah, their beer selection isn't amazing, but it's good enough if you're looking for some crispy bois for the beach! They also have a little bit of everything else you could imagine you might need. Service is super-friendly, the Friendly Isle moniker is real, don't believe the haters.

Waaaaay too expensive!!!!! $8 for a bag of Funions.. lol…read more Save your money and go to the farmers market

Pine isle market is located on the island of lanai Hawaii!…read more Pine isle market has everything you need and a little bit more! Expect to find all of your essentials in this little general store from milk and cereal to meat and cheese. The store employees were super friendly and helpful! Honestly for being in a remote location the prices were decent. Definitely stop by during your trip and grab a cold drink!

One of two market / general stores in Lanai City. I was in search of poke and the other store was…read moreout so I was glad to find it here. Friendly cashier.

Richard's market is located on the island of lanai Hawaii. Street parking and a small parking lot…read moreis available. We stopped by Richard's to grab a caffeinated beverage before starting our day exploring the island. I was impressed by this quaint little store that offered everything you need and a little more! I saw all of the staples and everything was fresh and clean looking. The prices were as expected for a small general store located in a remote area. If you shop the deals/sales it's pretty comparable to the mainland. Definitely stop by for your essentials when visiting lanai!

Stopped by Richard's Market during a quick visit to Lana'i. There's not too many options on the…read moreisland and this is probably the biggest (only?) grocery store/market there. They've been in operation since 1946 and are located on Dole Square where many of the island's businesses are concentrated. They offer a variety of fresh produce, meat, seafood, and pantry items. They also have a selection of prepared foods, gourmet wine, a poke counter and sundries. I came for the snacks (of course) and settled on their spam musubi. I don't know what they put in their musubi, but that thing was DELICIOUS! The rice is seasoned along with the spam and both together are a homerun. My only regret was only getting one :( All in all, this is a good place to stop and stock up on snacks, drinks, and other items.

The food is great! This is a locals favorite place for sandwiches etc…read moreThe staff is so friendly and provides a good locals vibe

Geez, I had to leave my house very early in the morning to catch a flight to Lanai today, and…read moreunfortunately for me, Hawaiian Airlines stopped flying into Lanai, or Molokai due to the lack of flight demands due to the Covid-19 pandemic. While catching my flight to Lanai with Mokulele Airlines, unfortunate there is no lounge or food businesses in Terminal #3 of the Daniel Inouye International Airport where you can get a hot cup of Joe. What do you do??? When I landed on Lanai, I caught a shuttle ride with Rabaca's Limo service to the Lanai Rental Car agency, just across the street from the rental car agency is a business called - "Lanai Plantation Store". Lanai Plantation Store is your typical convenience store where they sell simple grocery items, a few souvenirs, all types of drinks, gasoline, as well as them having a deli inside of the convenience store where they will make you hot fresh food to order. After getting my rental car, I just popped over next door to get a hot cup of Joe. Not the best cup of Joe that I ever had, but when you're on a remote island like Lanai, it's better than nothing. The price for a large cup of Joe was $1.85, which is very reasonable, considering that everything on Lanai is pretty expensive. Would I come back here for a cup of coffee? Sure, why not? I was so happy that a small local business was available to meet my needs, and thankfully for the easy access on a remote island.