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.

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]

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.

Dude. Over the years, this place got hella crazy w their prices. $12 for one mango. Not a special,…read moremagical mango- just a reg mango that you can get anywhere for a fraction of the price and equal in quality. This is extortion and offensive pricing. They're also never friendly. You smile and greet them and she looks away each summer...Rude and overpriced. Last time we're pulling over here.

Organic fruits and veggies for a sustainable North Shore! Waihuena Farm grows everything using…read morestrict organic practices, but is too small scale for the expensive organic certification process. You can speak to the farm owner and workers and even tour the place to see this for yourself. Farm stand is open on site Mondays 2-5pm and CSA subscriptions are available for weekly and bi-weekly pickups. There is a paypal feature for pre-ordering at Waihuenafarm.com/csa-farm-baskets. Cash accepted on site on Mondays 2-5. Also some produce is sold at the Sunset Beach Elementary Farmers' Market Saturday mornings. CSA shares for $25 are the absolute best deal you can get on same day harvested organic food out here. Eggs too!

Excellent fruits and vegetables fresh from the garden. If you can get bananas, they are the best I…read morehave had in my life! Super friendly service too!

Can I give a review of more than 5 stars?? I am putting my…read morereview on the Airbnb experience provided by Lokoea farms. It was an amazing experience for me and my family to visit this farm run by Noe. She took us around her farm, showed us diverse citrus and tropical fruits and had us try various different kinds of fruits from the farm! It was a wonderful experience and at the end we learned so much about Hawaiian culture, fruits, trees and weather. We also learned about different tree propagation methods. Check this farm out on Airbnb experiences! You will love it!!

We got to try so many fruits that I've never heard of! Blackberry jam fruit tasted just like it's…read morenamesake. Custard apple I've heard of but never saw before on the island. So delicious! Learned so much and ate even more at our fruit/nut lunch. Each container fed a group of 4 but nobody finished theirs and those who wanted all had leftover fruits to take home. Love using their nutcracker. Design is so ingenious!

The Waialua Farmers Market is my absolute go-to every single week. As a vegan, this market is a…read moredream -- incredible fruits and vegetables, beautiful organic produce, and such a wide variety of local offerings. Every Saturday morning feels like a reset for the soul. It's at the old sugar mill Saturday's 8:30-1:30. No early birds! You have to wait until 8:30 to shop, no exceptions. What truly sets this market apart, though, is the people. The vendors are some of the best you'll ever meet -- kind, honest, hardworking, and genuinely passionate about what they do. I've met some truly wonderful people here, the kind who make you feel connected to the community the moment you arrive. From local organic produce to fresh flowers, honey, mushrooms, handmade jewelry, sourdough bread, and so much more, there's always something special to discover. It's getting more popular and busier each week, which is such a good thing -- it speaks to how special this market really is. If you love supporting local, value quality, and want to experience the heart of the North Shore, Waialua Farmers Market is a must. I honestly can't say enough good things about it. See you there and SYOY! Deb B

Waialua Farmer's market on the North Shore at the old Waialua Sugar Mill is open on Saturdays from…read more8:30 am to 1pm. It's a smaller market but great local vendors with tons of local produce. They also have a few vendors with local crafts, jewelry, soaps etc. One of my favorites was the local peanut butter-- definitely recommend trying a sample from them! It is a dirt lot and can get a bit dusty. It also gets hotter later in the day- I def recommend trying to get in as early as possible for best selection and weather.

Don't sleep on the banana lumpia. It's seriously one of the best things I've had on the island…read more Lovely service, nice people. Stopped on a tour and it was a great spot!

This is a small farmers market with 5 shacks currently. Each shack is slightly different but also…read moresimilar. They sell cut fruit, coconuts, raw fruit and baked goods. One shack (Ricky's Brand) sells corn, and there is a shave ice shack. This morning I tried spicy star fruit from Virgil's Fsrm and fried banana from Ricky's Brand. I wanted some corn, but they were in the process of harvesting. Yummy fresh food on the side of Kamehameha Hwy in North Shore is a cute place to grab snacks along the way to and from N.S. BTW I made up the name Aloha North Shore since I didn't see an obvious sign.