BLOW YOUR MIND WITH THE QUINTESSENTIAL *REAL HAWAIIAN* EXPERIENCE... Bring your Aloha and PLEASE…read moreDRIVE SLOWLY as you approach Kailua Sacred Lands... Bring cash for the farmers market, but debit card ok at Uncle's liquid refreshment bar! A "not to miss" good time every Wed. night! Good music & talented locals play old-school favorites like "The Gambler" made famous by Kenny Rogers... sing along and make friends easily! Mahalo nui loa!

What a night! You'll have to experience it to decide for yourself if this place is for you or not…read more I had a fun time with my friends on a rainy evening. All night good music, good food and drinks, friendly & fun loving people having good times. My friends were here before so it was easier to navigate through this place from parking to once we enter inside. But if I came here by myself for the first time, I probably would feel a bit intimidated. $10 cover charge. Drinks and foods are somewhere from $8-$20. It's pretty dark around this area, so drive safely on your way home.

Awesome little farmers market Many local delights, and arts,…read moreplants, and foods. It's got a great little local vibe, our family's favorite was the wrapped mystery books a little bit of literature roulette

We went here last minute and I was so happy we did. We got coffee and so much fruit. There was a…read morelittle boy selling banana bread for a dollar and we got two. I wish I would've bought them all. They were absolutely amazing. We also got this ube pastry which was good as welll

Unique location, vendors, and clientele. Unforgettable . Location is lava UFO landing site and…read moreancient Hawaiian homeland. Vendors are local and offer unusual products. Some people live out here and depend on the market for survival. Puna at its best and most welcoming. A freehold.

Fabulous, authentic, fun with an amazing location. So many wonderful vendors ...my favorite is Big…read moreisland empanadas! There are also tamales, doughnuts, fresh juice, wonderful creams and lotions ...not to mention local produce and crafts...and live music! It's the best!

Small but cute well stocked market. It's hard to believe that a store this small world carry…read moreeverything you need and none of what you don't. Service is friendly and helpful as well

Absolutely perfect if you want to eat healthy and very good tasting food. Highly recommend it!read more

We make it a mission to stop into local grocery stores when we travel and we were really impressed…read morewith this one. We were very impressed with the Poke and hot food offerings, all of it looked so good but my wife settled on the fish bento box. She said it was the best fish she's had in our entire trip and her only regret was she didn't get two! I was a fan of the cool wall mural as well, 10/10 would recommend.

Just down the road a bit is this market, the even has a bar with Togo howlers, they call them…read moregrowler but that is 64 oz vs. 32 for the howler. The beer menu changes so this time no stout beers, the darkest was modelo negro, several local breweries. And one sour. But you can take draft beer home. Poke selection is nice at the deli section, the hot foods and sushi is very tasty. The baked good are definitely worth it. Ube cake!!! The salt and vinegar chicharon for $10 is amazing. Fried chicken skins seems to still have feathers attached. Great customer service.

The service as well as the fresh baked scones and bread was awesome. My grand son totally enjoyed…read morethe whole day feeding the animals despite the rain

Amazing little farm run by the sweetest family! I…read moreaccidentally booked our tour for the wrong day, but when we showed up, they were so kind and still welcomed us in. We were so grateful! The animals are clearly well loved--there were baby pigs, goats (one with her adorable kids), huge tortoises, a beautiful dairy cow, baby bunnies, and the sweetest donkey named Arthur who looked like he was smiling! My kids had such a great time. Their son Isaiah gave us the best little tour--he was so knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommend this place for a wholesome, fun family outing!

Big Island Bakehouse is a can't miss when visiting Big Island! We made it over to this place on our…read moresecond to last day and we were greeted with so much cheer and the friendly staff gave recommendations and helped guide our choices. We tried the Bomboloni and Nutella Coconut croissant during our initial visit. The Bomboloni reminds me of a malasada but I enjoyed the creamy filling of this so much more. We ended up going back on our last day and tried some of the savory options - the goat cheese pesto croissant and then sausage roll were standouts for us. Enjoyed this place so much we hardly took pictures, but everyone should add this as a stop especially if visiting Volcano National Park!

Open only 3 days a week, this has become one of my favorite stops on the way to Volcano (from…read moreHilo). In fact, except Madam Pele does NOT necessarily keep to the same schedule as the bakery, would try to time my Volcano drives to coincide with Friday, Saturday, or Sunday! Hahah. Today got a sampling of Mediterranean scones (savory with olives and delicious seasonings), croissants, danish, and my favorite... the ube cruffin. Holy Moly Batman... that one item was worth the drive alone! Since there really wasn't any real estate in our tummies, we split everything 3 ways... over the course of the next few hours. Two weeks later, still thinking about that ube cruffin! Would definitely do a repeat on that as well as the Medeterranean scones while trying other items. And as the nice couple infront of us in line mentioned, will have to return for the sister deli across the parking lot. Heard it was featured in Guy Hagi's food vlog. And if its good enough for Guy Hagi its where I want to be my next mealtime!

great start to introduce you into the world of mead / honey wine making, this tasting experience…read morewas a excellent way to see the whole range of flavors that are available... food offerings were limited... food truck on site had already left for the day when we arrived at 3:30 ...

What a unique place to stop & enjoy some properly made adult beverages as well as locally sourced…read morehoney Definitely not a commercial operation which you will be grateful for as you travel the island. The setting is very inviting and the facilities are spotlessly clean. Learn about the history of brewing mead just as the Vikings did on their travels. The service was excellent as she shared stories about their operations as well as the meadaery connections around world. Enjoy!!