Nice stop to learn a lot about humpback whales and turtles as well. They have a porch out back…read morethat overlooks a historic fishpond that was owned by the royal family. The staff are very knowledgeable! Great place to take the keiki. Parking in front and free!

We walked in just as they were closing- that didn't keep the employee (Jeep) from walking us over…read moreto the lanai to talk to us about the fishing pond, turtles and humpbacks. Jeep was lovely and kind, she stayed over and conversed with us for 20 minutes. Thank you for being so kind. Can't wait to come back during business hours. PS- love the live webcam!

Beautiful beach and in my opinion the best one. No clothes is awesome though it's up to you.read more

Been coming here from the 90s and literally grew up with families and locals. MY MY FAV! could…read morehave great surf but beware of the rip.

Amazing Experience at O'o Farm! I'll admit, I was a little…read morehesitant when my wife suggested a coffee farm tour I was thinking golf, beach, pool, and relaxing! But I'm so glad she talked me into it. The entire experience was amazing. Our tour guide was awesome, the farm was beautiful, and learning about the coffee and farm-to-table process was fascinating. We also had the farm-to-table brunch, and the food was absolutely incredible fresh, delicious, and one of the highlights of the tour. I actually left wanting to go home, eat healthier, and start a garden! If you're in Maui, don't pass this one up. Great tour, amazing brunch, beautiful setting, and a fantastic experience. Highly recommend!

We were really looking forward to visiting O'o Farm, but unfortunately our experience was…read moredisappointing, especially considering the cost. We paid for three full spots for myself, my husband, and my mom. Based on the description of a walking farm tour, we expected a more immersive experience moving through the farm and exploring. Instead, the tour felt much slower paced and involved a lot more standing and listening than we anticipated. Our guide also seemed to lose his train of thought several times, which made the pace feel even slower. We were traveling with our toddler, and once he started having a hard time with the pace, my husband and I took turns leaving the tour and sitting in the car with him so we would not disrupt the other guests. We were trying very hard to be considerate of everyone else while still getting as much out of the experience as we could. I went to speak with staff twice while we were there because I was clearly struggling and trying to figure out what our options were. When I asked about a partial refund, I was told that they expect families to be flexible. We were extremely flexible. We took turns missing parts of the tour, separated from each other, and ultimately left only when our toddler became so exhausted and upset that staying through the meal was no longer realistic. What disappointed me most was the lack of effort to help us find any kind of solution. We paid for three full experiences and ultimately missed the entire meal portion. We were not offered food to go, a chance to come back later for the meal, a rescheduled visit, a credit, or any other accommodation. I understand now that the meal is served in multiple courses and may not have been easy to package all at once, but none of that was explained to us while we were there and no alternative was suggested. I also don't think it should fall entirely on a distressed guest, who has already spent a significant amount of money, to come up with every possible way the business could help. A professional business could have offered several reasonable options, even if a refund was not possible. The customer service after the visit was also disappointing. I emailed afterward asking management to consider a partial refund and received no response. I had to send a second follow-up email simply to get an answer. Only then was I told that management had reviewed the situation and would not offer any partial refund, credit, rescheduling option, or other accommodation. Management's response emphasized that our family made the decision to leave. Of course we made the decision to leave -- our toddler was exhausted and extremely upset, and we did not want to ruin the experience for everyone else. That decision came after we had already spent a significant portion of the tour taking turns away from the group and after I had spoken with staff more than once trying to find a solution. I completely understand that businesses have policies and that traveling with a toddler comes with unpredictability. My disappointment is not about expecting special treatment. It is about the lack of customer service, flexibility, communication, or goodwill shown both during the experience and afterward. For the price of this experience, I expected better communication and more effort to find a reasonable solution. Having to reach out twice just to receive a response declining any accommodation only added to the disappointment. Unfortunately, the way the situation was handled afterward left us with an even worse impression than the tour itself.

This is a cute artistic town. It reminds me of Carmel, California. Look for the Parking Lot just…read morearound the corner from the main part of town.

Sweet little village to walk through! Lots of handmade shopping, great coffee, the Maui Cookie…read moreLady! Fun stop.

Closed November 2020. They were great. I miss them…read more It was great pizza, pasta, and all gluten free kitchen.

Good was bomb! And the service was absolutely wonderful. Worth coming by!!! Gluten free options.read more

Aloha everyone, You can STILL redeem your Yelp Elite Perk…read morefrom the Pastele House. Their hours were limited in the month of September when we originally got the Elite Perk because they welcomed another bundle of joy to their 'ohana I went today on my lunch break and as usual they did not disappoint. Their gandule rice is so 'ono I want to order a whole tray next week for Thanksgiving lol. I chose their spicy pastele because I've had it before and it is just right. Puerto Rican is one nationality I actually don't have lol but I've had some 'ono Puerto Rican food growing up here in Hawaii. Their Puerto Rican food is mouthwatering and so flavorsome you will not be disappointed. I haven't tried everything on their menu but I am a huge fan of their pastele lumpia too. Pastele and lumpia combined? We were skeptical at first a while back when they were giving out samples. After trying it, we were HOOKED and you will be too. Mahalo to Cristina and her husband at Pastele House for this wonderful Yelp Elite Perk. You folks are so sweet and full of the aloha. A big mahalo also to Maria our wonderful Yelp Maui Mama. It sure is sweet to be Elite :)

Ono! I buy 6 for $20 awesome deal and it's always yummy, I eat it all in 2 days and I should buy…read moremore! I don't share it

Whale Day this year was great as usual. Non stop great local entertainment. I really enjoyed the…read morevendors and looking at all the crafts. This year they had Food Trucks as well. I even got a free massage ! We never miss Whale Day . There is a Parade to kick things off at 9am then right to the event we stay til the end at sunset .

Fun day with the vendors. Lots of local flair…read more Wood carvings, ceramic, blown glass and lots of jewelry. Food trucks and other food booths

If I could give more stars I would. Casey offers the coolest knowledge about coffee and all of the…read morevegetation found on his farm. Not only is this highly informational, this might be the best view in all of Maui. I've been to Maui 5 + times and have never had a more fun, informational, person to person experience. Very highly highly recommended time and time again.

This was a really enjoyable and memorable afternoon while in Kula. If you are here to learn all…read moreabout coffee and tour a roastery, this isnt the right place. If you are interested in spending some time with a true gem of a person in one of the most beautiful places on Maui while exploring an expansive garden, then this is the the right place. Honestly, When Casey Shim welcomes you to his "utopia", thats exactly what it is. With high-elevation bi-coastal views of Maui island, surrounded by rolling green hills, fruit trees and flowers, up in the clouds, just standing on the property was a surreal experience. From there, you will spend time touring the garden, learning a bit about coffee and all the very many kinds of plants and fruit trees on the property. We even got to meet some horses and saw at least 3 geckos! At the end of the tour you can purchase some freshly bagged coffee as well as some coffee candy treats which were quite good. While not the traditional coffee tour you might expect, this was truly one of the highlights of our time in Kula and would recommend this to anyone open to spending some time in a beautiful place with a very very nice host.

We ate here on a Tuesday night and the place was very quiet but friendly and welcoming. We don't…read morehave a broad experience with their menu but I can honestly say their bolognese was truly outstanding! We ordered it GF which came as Barilla (or similar rice/corn) penne. It wasn't great but adequate and we were grateful that they had the option. The garden salad was fresh and sizable but the tropical-style vinaigrette didn't quite match with the red-sauce pasta and a more traditional, savory, Italian dressing would have been better. The baked goods in the front glass case looked delicious and high-quality. They even had cannoli which was very hard to pass up. We'll definitely plan a return visit the next time we're in town.

I love this place. The Italian food is good. The bakery is unbelievable. There's spaghetti…read moreBolognese is extra special and their green salad is wonderful. It has everything in it. Music is unreal outdoor patio gives people a lot of chance to have to have a family gathering, they can accommodate a lot of people, the red velvet cake is to die for and our drinks are great. Good wine list very consistent.