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.

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.

Thrilled to find such a high quality and well displayed selection of wines and spirits from around…read morethe world within walking distance of our hotel in Wailea. We got terrific recommendations and never felt like we were being upsold to more expensive options. There are many good choices at a wide variety of prices. A happy find.

Was in the complex and was curious so went in and glad I did. Picked up a bottle of my favorite…read moreScotch (see pic) and found Silver Oak Cabernet on sale - bonus!! Service and selection are excellent.

Haleiwa Bottle Shop has a great tap selection. We had the Howzit Light Lager, and it was perfect…read morefor a warm, sunny day. They also offer an impressive variety of bottled and canned beers. We happened to be their first customers to sit in the dining area and only the third paying customers overall, which was pretty cool. They had received their license just two hours before we arrived. Service was excellent, and we're definitely looking forward to coming back on our next vacation.

Local of Hale'iwa. I understand to use any bathroom u have to be a customer which I would've…read morepurchased something small. Soon as I walked in I asked a local lady working if they had a bathroom. Didnt ask if I could use it yet. She tells me " it's only for customers sorry" assuming I wouldn't purchase anything. I honestly had to pee so bad I would've bought the cheapest thing. But that attitude and smirk was the rudest I've ever encountered. Like wow from a local. I work in an establishment where we have the same rules and I definitely know that there are ways to say it in a respectful way. Went there a couple times with friends definitely never spending my money there. Good luck making money off of tourists because not giving a little bit of respect to locals that could become returning customers just from using aloha. Never in Haleiwa have I experienced that type of disrespect.

Great little convience store to pick up any last minute items you may need. They do have tons of…read moresnacks or easy dinners, alcohol, trinkets and sunscreen. I just popped in to get some ground coffee for the hotel.

Came here to buy a sake for Miso Phat next door. I was pleased to see they had organic sake that I…read morebuy back home. We were promptly checked out by a friendly cashier and I noticed the space was clean and well maintained.

The best wine selection I've found on the island! Worldwide diversity and reasonable island…read morepricing. I loved the local fish ahi poke (other fish poke may not be local fish), I choose the wasabi masago, and it was the best poke I've eaten! The kimchee cucumber was also delicious! To top it off my favorite local popcorn, Samurai furikaki with Arare was in stock!

tuna poke (prices vary by fish & weight) - their poke…read moreselections only include tuna and they really perfected their tuna game - id go to foodland for salmon but tamura's for tuna - the texture of the tuna was insane oml after one bite you could already immediately tell this is a game changer - so fresh, it was incredibly chewy, firm, and springy; each bite was so tender and the fish is far from mushy and soft - we got two different flavors, one is spicy mayo and the other is a typical shoyu type poke; the spicy mayo was lacking a kick to it and tasted a bit plain; it needed some brightening flavors because we got bored of it immediately; the texture of it was also not as good as the shoyu one - shoyu was my fav and it's a flavor id never get sick of AND the texture for this was impeccable; i didn't know i could be obsessed with tuna until i tried this - the knife work could be better too; i bit on this long piece of sinew that i had to spit out halfway because it was difficult to chew through rating: 4.9/5 - literally near perfection, almost comparable to foodland! Minus 0.1 because of the mayo sauce that didnt really hit plus the knife work but everything else exceeded my expectations and changed my mind about tuna INDEFINITELY - located inside a liquor store which i thought was pretty quirky and the parking lot is quite empty too; it's giving ratchet vibes but hidden gem - quick service - i like that they mostly serve fresh tuna only and not that many previously frozen ones because foodland has many previously frozen selections IG: @nom.noms.only

Staff were helpful at the check out and also if I had questions in the produce section…read more Produce prices were less than Safeway. I have to agree with another reviewer. I compared to Costco. Comparable or better here.

We did some grocery shopping the day we arrived on Maui at Times Supermarket. It was easy to find…read morea parking space. We bought some fresh papayas, yogurts, pastries, and most importantly, Koloa rum punch. The prices were in keeping with expectations. Checkout was courteous but the cashier had trouble finding the bar codes. We returned almost a week later to pick up a couple of more items to get us through our stay.. There were many empty shelves, perhaps the bad weather a day or two before had delayed shipments? We left without purchasing anything.

Friendly service and abundant variety available. Arrived the day earlier and was in need of Fernet…read more First on the results for Yelp and closest distance... while sun bathing... Prices decent for imported, and specific digestive alcohol. Cashier was friendly with a good sense of humor. See you again for my liquor and alcohol needs.

I love this store! They are professional and welcoming! I get cider here every month and appreciate…read morethe aloha spirit! They have had excellent recommendations for tequila, ciders & wine (gifts for friends & relatives.) I don't know anything about wine so really appreciate their help! Also, when I mentioned o was moving they offered to give me boxes! I have been going for 9 years and appreciate them! Prices are good too!

I'm a fan of R Field Wine Company and when I was told there was one at the Kapolei Foodland Farms I…read morehappily made the drive in the worst weather in December just to check it out. I don't mind the drive from Halawa to Kapolei as it's going against traffic making it easier and faster than town destinations. Making my schedule to hit the furthest Costco Gas first. Home Depot for Gift Cards second then Foodland Farms lastly. Nice parking fronting the store I was jumping puddles and dodging raindrops as I entered. Located in the middle of the store is the R Field Wine Company section. Ordered two pounds of their imported Mortadella (excellent) for Italian sandwiches my son wanted to replicate after his most recent trip to Rome along with some sliced cheese. Since this visit was before Christmas I made a number of stocking stuffer purchases of Manoa Honey, Lingonberry jam, some wonderful goat cheeses and my favorite St Angel French soft cheese along with three bags of fresh Lavosh. No wines this trip but they do have some good labels on their shelves. Another trip planned this week, I'm making my list.....

Sliced to order prosciutto di San Daniele, prosciutto di Parma, mozzarella di bufala, burrata,…read morebresaola, cambozola, pate` mousse with truffle, Cambozola, savoiardi "lady fingers", unusual and imported cheese and salumi... Mmmmmm *these* are just a few of my favorite things!! After 11 years in Italy, when I returned to my native Hawai'i it was a bit of a bummer to not be able to relive and share certain foods that became daily dish staples for me. I would boast about this cured meat and THAT parmiggiano and creamy burrata mozzarella... But they were just memories of the past. Hawai'i is my home and i would never move back to Europe but just part of the palate was missing it... Until we stumbled upon R. Field Wine. Tears... ugly, slobbery tears that ruin your makeup. I cried them. But out of joy. Pure joy. You want Italian staples? You can find them here. There are several locations, all found inside or next to Foodland, but the ones I frequent most are Kailua, Ala Moana and Kapolei. All the greatest cured meats I could find in Italy, I can now find at R. Field Wine. Not even kidding. My favorite prosciutto is San Daniele (they tend to butcher the name- but they have it- so I'll take it) and my favorite type of mozzarella is burrata (a little pricey but worth every penny). If you are making a charcuterie/ grazing board to impress, the following are my go-to's from this awesome gem of a place. They give samples if you are unsure about the meat. -Prosciutto San Daniele (the smaller the round, the sweeter-- I like mine salty- so I always ask to see the cut first... **when curing, they hang the meat from smaller end- so all salt and seasoning runs down to bigger part**) -Prosciutto di Parma (the real deal, not that pre-packaged smelly cardboard- same rule as above, the smaller the round, the sweeter- the longer- the saltier) -Speck (if you find scamorza cheese, roll it up in the speck and pan-fry... ooohh!! Amazing!! They're called "uccelletti" or "little birds") -Bresaola (bray-ZA-OH-LA) this is the leanest cured meat you will find. In Italy it is common to find this smoky delicacy in horse meat but the imported one is usually beef. Sprinkle with lemon and olive oil for a model's meal. They eat this when dieting. If you want to make it more exciting, eat it with mozzarella to cut the salt. -Burrata- the creaminess of this mozzarella is unparalleled... doesn't slice well but on pizza or raw with prosciutto or tomatoes is divine. -Pate- they have black truffle duck pate and goose pate- they are amazing- just depends if you like truffle or not! Try them! Cambozola- is like a creamy gorgonzola that is less sharp but melts beautifully on warm crusty bread! Note: not for non-blue cheese lovers. The brave only! Savoiardi- what I use to make tiramisu. Don't forget the mascarpone in the fridge section! R. Field also is home to many wines and liqueurs (as the name suggests) and quality local products like my favorite kauai cocoa for tiramisu, chocolate, coffee and honey. Hope this was helpful! You can't go wrong with any of their salumi! I promise!

Kamuela Liquor Store is one the of reasons I look forward to when visiting the Waimea Cherry…read moreBlossom Festival, not because I am an alcoholic but I just LOVE alcohol!! Kamuela Liquor Store has been in business for over 80 years, the signage on the glass window has 78 years but I confirmed with the kind lady staff that helped me twice this past Saturday, is family owned liquor store located in Kamuela on Hawaii Belt Road, parking is next to the store which is a great thing and offers an impressive selection of wines, spirts, sake, and craft beers, they have a unique offering of cheeses, meats, olives, snacks, some groceries and dips. Staff was very helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable with my questions on wines and recommendations. They also have weekly wine/sake tasting on weekends. I usually stop here to grab my alcohol for the hotel stay and I saw some great deals, close out deals. I purchased 4 bottles and went back to grab a few more bottles, before we drove back to Hilo, during my most recent visit. Luckily the 6 bottles made it back to Oahu safely. It was such a great deal, a close out deal at $6.99, the only regret is not purchasing the last 6 bottles that were left. It was an Oregon wine which I always wanted to try when I was @ Portland but didn't have the chance to. ( Happy Dance) Check out Kamuela Liquor Store, such a GEM, hole in the wall, at Kamuela and worth the one hour drive too!

Amazing selection for such a little store. I love that this place exists and it's always fun to…read morebrowse what they have on their shelves. The wine tasting events are tons of fun and quite educational.