Always a popular Farmers Market that attracts the local Kailua faithful and courteous tourist…read morecrowd. Great selection of food, drinks, custom local art, fresh produce, hot sauce, homemade local jelly & jams, fresh bread and delightful pastries! With other fun and interesting items. The Aloha Spirit flows throughout the parking lot across from Adventist Health Castle Hospital. Get here before 8 when the selection is great!

Kailua Town Farmer's Market is located at the corner of Kailua Road and Ulukahiki St - across from…read moreCastle Hospital (nka Adventist). From Kalanianaole Hwy, you can just go straight. Open from 8am-12pm, every Sunday. There's a parking lot right after the intersection. You'll see security guards at the front. From the road, you'll see many white tents all lined up, making it appear to be a huge farmers market with many vendors. There wasn't as many vendors as I imagined, but a decent amount with two rows with roughly 25 or so total. Almost all the vendors were selling food or homemade items with only two selling produce. There were several unique food items that looked appealing, but I wasn't here for that. Overall, a solid farmer's market to grab food. Everything was neat and organized. It also had covered eating area and musicians performing that added to the ambiance.

One of the better and truer Farmer's Markets on the island…read more Located inside Windward Mall, open 10am-2pm, every Sunday, and 2-6pm, Wednesdays. This is what a farmer's market should look like with a majority of vendors selling produce directly from their farms all spread spaciously apart throughout the mall allowing easy and comfortable access. The prices are realistic too - including other vendors selling food and homemade items! Overall, a true farmer's market with many produce vendors neatly spaced out within the mall. Reasonably priced. No tourist price gouging here!

Today I decided to check out the Windward Mall Farmers Market . Actually I went to see my friend…read morewho has a booth there . Her booth is called Cake + Sweets by Emily located right in the middle near the center stage area . She sells from Tarts, brownies, Lilikoi bars or lemon bars and all kinds of Banana pudding . Had to patronize her business before she goes on maternity. She runs her business with her husband very friendly service and can't go wrong with sweets lol Support local

Mainly came here for the plant lady that was selling super rare exotic plants. Found everything I…read morewanted and her prices were very fair! It's good to see the plants in person so you know how the condition is before purchasing. Was able to find what we were looking for and was able to enjoy the rest of the market! Really cool place to walk around and it was in a covered area - so even if it rains you're good.

Great local market with wide variety of hand made items, great local food and musical entertainment…read moreand Easter Holiday activities for KiKi. Lots of friendly associates with smiles & quality items for sale. I found a wonderful hand made bracelet for my daughter and enjoyed local grinds by da Chef V in the dark green Food Truck. Finished my Easter Sunday with a custom fruit & Ice Cream Swirl by "A Perfect Day!" Awesome local vibes here in downtown Kailua!

This is one of the up and coming farmers markets that always has me coming back to see what's new…read more Each and every time I visit them there are new vendors or live entertainment or Something going on! My favorite things to buy here are of course the fresh produce (a given), paia'i from Hanalei and his Kahaluu lo'i, the complete meals that are $5 and up, and random knick nacks from local crafters. The produce: One vendor, Melissa (or Ala as I know her as) always hooks me up with ulu (bread fruit) or avacado, or star fruit if it's in season, for example. I always ask her to pick me out the good stuff. She of course will ask what I'm going to do with the produce so she can give me what I'm looking for. As in how ripe an avocado do I need? I am always grateful to her and her honest picks. And never am I sorry for asking! Then I usually peruse the other stalls to find what might make my recipes pop. I really like to buy local and when I do I'm always happy with the taste and freshness. This past weekend it was bananas, garlic, and a papaya form one, then some carrots and onions from another... It's actually very therapeutic and fun! If I get there early enough Hanalei usually has a bag of paia'i for me, and I can enjoy the live music he has lined up if I'm not in a rush to get home. The complete meals are super yummy. I always have to have a baked spaghetti plate! The rest of my order depends on who's with me that day or what I'm ono for on the fly. I admit I often buy enough plates to keep me and my keiki in food heaven all weekend. Such things as pastele stew with gandule rice, or shoyu chicken. My daughter loves the kalua pig and cabbage with long rice. Next weekend we are definitely going to give the Filipino food a try. And if you're in Kaneohe town on a Saturday morning before noon definitely go check it out. Parking is free and the vendors are all really friendly and helpful. But don't eat all my baked spaghetti before I get there! Lolz.

The Ben Parker Elementary School Farmer's Market is held on Saturday Mornings 8am to 12noon. Ben…read moreParker is right across the street from the Kaneohe Library and Police Station. Don't let that get you nervous tho. If you have unresolved issues with the HPD or late books at the library...no one will turn you in...LOL. There is a much larger farmer's market at the Windward Mall twice a week and another in Kailua on thursdays. The Ben Parker market is small and quiet. Mostly produce stands. So if you need low cost fresh produce this is the place to go on Saturday AM. Have you been to the Safeway Produce Dept lately? Oh Man!! Start going to the farmers market before you spend way too much money. There was a lobster tail guy there along with a couple of hot food stands. The food looked hot and freshly cooked. I didn't get to try the hot food but it looked good. Mostly, local Korean and Filipino style. None of the "name" vendors or food trucks here but like I said it looked good. "Small kine" mini Farmer's Market. Come for the produce!

Shopping and dining in Kailua Town, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. My neighbor and I drove over to the Kailua Farmers' Market for an early dinner. We parked for free (by Longs Drugs) before the opening time of 4pm on a Thursday to get easier parking... because half of the Farmers' Market uses the covered parking area and the other half is in the open part of the parking lot... in the sun (and rain). There was a variety of food and beverage vendors and maybe two stalls with fresh produce. There was mellow live music and a calm crowd. It's in a nice paved area with friendly vendors! It happens only 3 hours a week, so schedule it in your planner!

Love this Thursday night market in Kailua! Lots of food stalls as well as the farmers' food…read morestalls. We try to go every week to get pig and lady as well as Italian (cooked in front of us), mangoes, jelly, etc. Live music with children dancing makes us smile. Nice family event

What a fun event! I'm not sure if this is held annually but it's a wonderful community event called…read moreKailua Swap Meet at the Aikahi Elementary school. There are garage sales and a mix of local artisans selling various things. The food options are plenty for everyone in your group. The garage sales are a hit, so many cool items just to browse for a bargain. Most clothing pieces are $1-$5, I was able to get two pairs of kids Vans size 13 for $4.00 total. They are in amazing shape! He will put a hole in them in a month so it's so nice to find kids shoes for cheap! Recycle and reuse, especially around the Hawaiian red dirt. Dog friendly and you can find parking around the neighborhood or take the trolley. Here is the link to this year's event information: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/kailuaswapmeet/915772? https://kailuaswapmeet.com/ Hopefully they have this event more often, be respectful of the area as it's a residential elementary school. Enjoy my friends!

Always a fun event meeting new people and supporting our local community. Come support our local…read morecommunity and enjoy good company and conversation.

Kinda confused Pomai Kulolo has the same address as He Mea Ono Poi Factory, either way the Haulolo…read more& Kulolo both are Ono! The Hawaiian plates are reasonably priced and my family loves it!

Obsessed with the Haulolo shake! So many amazing things in the menu, definitely need to come back…read moreto try them all! mahalo nui!

First timers here for the sunflower season which runs from mid June to early July. Kamaaina &…read moremilitary entry was $10 for adults, children under 3 are free. Very scenic and beautiful, makes for instagram-worthy pictures. It was also hot! So don't forget your sunscreen, sun hats, umbrella, etc. we stopped at the concession stand to try their famous lemonade and corn bread. Both were delicious. There's also a petting zoo and a cow train for the keiki. Fun summer activity for the whole family.

This is one of my favorite farms on the island. We love to go for the sunflowers in the summer and…read morethe pumpkin patch in October. My son loves the cow train and loves to feed all the animals. The staff here is always so nice and we also love the lemonade!

Said to run from 9am to 3pm, there were only 3 vendors there at 9.40am and 2 of them were selling…read moreflowers (the other one was a Laotian farmer who sold fruit and veggies). I was told that there are usually about 7 vendors there. I'm guessing I arrived a little too early. Farmers Markets are definitely different here because of how small they are in comparison to Californian ones. However, there seems to be a lot more of them around and you'll be able to find one every day of the week if you so choose.

I went to the He'eia open market, and was greeted with warm Aloha, Even the cute little black dog…read morethat was tied up was full of kisses. The had a mixture of great things. Even great banana Breat So So Good. One vender has a table full of little Nic Nak's like my mom had in the 1960's. Cute cup and saucers, collectors plates, very nice purses. and Vintage jewelry. anther Vender had her collection of jewelry she makes. beautiful stuff. Their must have been over 12 Venders,. I going back next Sunday to see what is new, Check it out.

Soul was the highlight of my last visit to the Kailua Farmers Market. Having lived in Atlanta for…read moreseveral years, I'm no stranger to good ol' Southern cooking. And while his fried chicken and po' boys looked delicious, the Carolina pulled pork sandwich was the target of my hunger. In short, it was amazing. While I normally wouldn't put cheese on a pulled pork sandwich, it balanced out the juiciness of the pork and the sweetness of the insanely good BBQ sauce. The sauce may even have been the best part of the sandwich; I could have added a ton more to it. The market's come a long way in the past few years, and if places like Soul are any indicator, it's only going to get better as time goes on.