Was our first time here, service was good and food was delicious we had the- Loco moco which comes…read morewith two eggs, pork fried rice, braised short rib, kalua pork, portuguese sausage, shiitake mushroom gravy and the Seafood omelette which had lobster, shrimp & crab, spinach, fresh herbs, lemon hollandaise, jack cheese, herb aioli, mixed green salad and the view of the beach was beautiful

From the owner: Hula Girl Foods has been manufacturing 100% pure and natural sugar cane products for over…read moretwenty-five years. Organically-grown fresh cut sugar cane stalks are placed in cutting equipment to slice the sweet core into sticks. The sugar cane sticks are then sized, cut into lengths, vacuum sealed in plastic pouches, and heat sterilized. Whether you are looking to dress up a Mai Tai at the tiki bar, add something sweet to your coffee, or even skewer some shrimp for the barbeque, Hula Girl Foods has just what you need to make it special.

Saw this market advertised on Instagram and never heard about it prior. The market in the video…read morelooked really pretty and huge and their videos looked stunning with breathtaking views and food options. They are located in a residential area that's gated in the back of waimanalo. You might pass by some loose dogs in the area so just drive a little slower when you're there. There are some signs and people to direct you where to go and park. When we got there the market itself had no more than 10 vendors which was a mixture of food retails and local crafts. My friend got the tacos - one quesadilla was about $12 and it was really small but it was apparently tasty. There was a lot of talk of the fried chicken which comes out at about 10am. I was honestly done in 10 minutes or less and was debating on waiting for it or not. The chicken was $15 and included a drink. Deboned and super crispy. However it was kind of dry since it was boneless chicken. They also have free grocery items (bread, milk, eggs) depending on what they have that day that they give out which I assume it's probably beneficial for the surrounding community but given to anyone that attends. They are dog friendly and open once a month. I think it's worth stopping by if you happen to be in the area only.

As far as I know it's the only place you can get the honey crème pineapple. And they are truly…read moreamazing !!!!

The grounds are beautiful!! I was looking for Lilikoi plants and they had a large selection to…read morechoose from!! The young lady that helped me was very nice and knowledgeable!! Would highly recommend you check Frankie's Nursery out!!! Sharon C.

After snacking the whole time on the beach, we were craving for something a bit healthier and…read moremanage to make it to Ruka Bowl a few min before they closed. Gorgeous bowl of acai with blueberry, strawberry, banana, and granola for that crunch. The acai is blended expertly here. After having several acai bowls at farmers markets and on the mainland, the texture is really the best here. Easy to miss, definitely worth the search!

Ruka Bowls saved us on a hot day of exploring the island. The truck conveniently located in a small…read morelot off the side of the highway. Friendly woman was patient with my kids deciding on their order. Bowls were ready pretty quickly. I had a pitaya base with just fruit, granola, and honey. Kids had acai base with a variety of toppings. The fresh icy treat was a welcome relief and I'll be on the lookout for the truck next time in out exploring Oahu in the heat.

This farm has great fruits, vegetables, and fish. The sunflower sprouts, kale, and Anuenue lettuce…read moreis the best!! The farmers really care about sustainable agriculture and are working hard to provide the best organic veggies. Catch Nalolicious Farm at the Kaka'Ako Farmer's Market on Saturdays from 8a to 12p and the Kailua Farmer's Market from 8:30a to 12p!

Great Yoga, Great Music and Great food, been on Benevolence event and everything was fantastic,…read morecan't wait for a next one.

From the owner: Yogarden's mission is to educate the community in the importance of growing your own food and…read moreliving a healthy, sustainable lifestyle. Through the principles of yoga philosophy and organic farming techniques, we set a solid foundation for the growth of a conscious community. Yogarden Farm is located in the back roads of Waimanalo, HI. Yogarden is currently farming about one acre of organically grown produce, which is sold every Sunday at the Kailua Town Farmers Market. Our farm also provides produce for our Farm-2-Table dinners and local chefs around the island of Oahu. Yogarden's bi-annual Music Festivals are an all ages, collective community event, focusing on sowing the seeds of love, charity, expression, kokua, and growth. Through mediums of music, yoga, gardening, dance, painting, raw foods, photography, performance art, and especially aloha, a growing symbiotic community is unearthed. Yogarden offers Live music yoga classes, Farm-to-Table dinners, and farming classes.

I've been to this Waimanalo Town Center café twice ...always been curious when I pass this way…read more Hawaiian Island Cafe has a fairly large menu for a small local establishment. Apparently, they've been in business for 12 years or so...not familiar with Waimanalo in any way. They have a decent looking acai bowl menu so I tried one on both occasions. The acai bowl can be a bit hackneyed but the menu caught my eye. They offer 16 and 24 ounce options. Makapu'u Bowl and Mana Bowl both have an acai sorbet base. The former features Okinawan sweet potato and haupia; the latter, coconut chia parfait and blueberries. They both had bananas and hemp granola...a standout. Both really were fantastic. I had a Caramel Macchiato by accident. I ordered a macchiato - which by their menu description was a traditional macchiato. But I went with it and the Caramel Macchiato ( by Starbucks definition) was actually quite good. Also, had a special drink menu item...near the POS...Iced Brown Sugar Latte. This was quite sweet but refreshing. They serve standard breakfast fare - waffles and pancakes; also standard local plate lunches. They operate from 830a to 400p - closed on Sunday and Monday. Tour buses roll up and it can get tourist heavy...I had to stand in queue at the entrance on my initial visit. I see locals and tourists visit. The small dining area has art, vintage items...clothing...standard merch...a mashup of items for sale and display. I think a 70yo local guy and a 40 yo mainland woman collaborated on the interior design...I

Best coffee on the island and I won't argue about it. We randomly stumbled upon this place, and I…read moream SO happy we did. We had breakfast here and everything was delicious, especially the breakfast croissant. Simple, but incredibly tasty. And then the drinks... oh my god. The macadamia nut latte was THE BEST COFFEE I HAVE EVER HAD. I literally dream about it. It was unbelievably good. Their premade drinks were also amazing, especially the CBD hibiscus lemonade. We tried a few different things and honestly everything was great. The owner and her father were also incredibly warm and kind. We walked in right when they opened, and by the time we left maybe 30 minutes later, the place was packed. Honestly, it makes complete sense because everything there is absolutely delicious.

This is the best small organic farm on Oahu. With special events like educating school children to…read morethe benefits of composting and organic gardening, hosting yoga events, and supporting Farmer's Markets, this farm is extremely unique in its character, and in the values of the Greenrows farm population. It is a 100% real environment. I can't wait to visit again at some future event.