Visited this warehouse when it first opened and found a lack of places with appealing wares. Spent…read moremost of my time at the food trucks. Read that they had added some vendors but still found it lacking . Vendors are not all open the same days and times so it is pretty hit and miss. Even some of the food trucks I liked last time were not there anymore. Unless they make big changes this was my last stop. There is no draw pulling me there. There are places elsewhere worth my time.

This is an interesting collection of small shop owner/artesian/boutique stores, see my pics. I…read moredidn't see a theme throughout the stores, except for their unique store personalities. The owners/associates that I talked with were friendly and personable. If you're looking for handcrafted or a unique gift or memento, this may be your stop. While the food trucks weren't open while we were there, see my pic, this could also be a good meal break.

Our goal was to get a sugar loaf pineapple. The market was spread out in the middle of the mall…read more It went from one end to the other. It was all produce and food, like jams, nuts, cookies and pies. All the vendors were so nice and informative. We met a guy from Kauai Sugarloaf Pineapple. He was the only one giving out free samples of the pineapple and the juice. Very nice and we bought the juice from him along with the dehydrated pineapple. Worth every penny. So many vendors and so much fruit. We got the sugarloaf and a dragon fruit from the vendor near JOJOS . She was great and good prices. This was the market to come to. Lots to buy. Loved it

Wednesdays from 3:30-6pm at the Shops at Kukui'ula. We went to this shopping center several times…read more Mostly upscale stores, there was a cute surf shop we enjoyed visiting. The shops are open during the market as well. Expect a line at some of the more popular vendors. The coconut drinks were busy--give that booth some space as when they are chopping the coconuts, stuff is flying everywhere lol! The pineapple vendor was very popular as well. Loved they had free samples available as that was probably one of the best pineapples I've ever had! Was happy I also got to try the Right Slice, which also was very popular and had a line. They were friendly and helpful in answering questions and sharing their most popular pies. We got two slices for $15. The lilikoi cheesecake was incredible and their most popular flavor. We also got the mango lilikoi which had a peach pie texture. That one was more bland and I didn't care for it as much as the other one.

It's way too pricey here, and yes their produces are fresh! Koloa Fruit stand's selling fresh…read morerambutans and Logans for $3/lb, here is $5 a bag that less than a pound, some stand had only 7 rambutans in a bag for $5. We got some custard apples...sweet but too mushy. My kids and I enjoyed sour sop juice, $11 a jar.

We plan our trips to Kauai to arrive on Sunday so we can go to this market on Monday. The crowds…read moreline up about 15 minutes early and when the whistle blows it is a brisk, but civil walk to the booths. We always get the fruit and produce for the week at this market. See photos of some of the offerings.

Nice farmers market. Homemade jam and preserves are fantastic. All local grown tropical fruit and…read moremade by his wife every day. Taking home 4 jars!

Lots of good fresh fruit and veggies from locals. Good papayas, mangos and apple bananasread more

We came here for the farmers market. It was on a Tuesday and we had come in the morning. This…read morefarmer market is mostly all produce and fruit. It wasn't that big and parking was not a problem since they have regular parking for the strip mall. Walking through the aisles and looking at the different people that brought their produce to sell was very fun. I started seeing a different kind of pineapple. These pineapples are white and inside and you can eat the entire pineapple. The core is soft and not hard and it is edible. The prices for these are a lot more than a regular pineapples. I noticed that it was different prices for different sizes of pineapple. They were selling them for 16 and $20 per pineapple. My wife thought that she saw these pineapples at Costco so we waited and didn't buy one. To find out that Costco doesn't sell these and the produce guy was laughing and he said wish that we could sell them since they're good. So we will have to go back to one of the farmers market to get one of these pineapples to try. It was so nice to see all the vendors here at the farmers market. They had lots of fruit and a lot of them look so pretty and fresh. We will have to come back and purchase some next time.

Sold us rotten papayas--check your fruit before leaving…read more We visited the farmers market on Tuesday afternoon and bought papayas from a vendor located toward the middle, on the left side. He offered us a sample of ripe papaya, and we asked to purchase one. Instead, he quickly placed three papayas into a bag and told us it was a better deal. Because we were managing two children, we felt rushed and did not inspect each one before leaving. When we returned to our hotel, all three papayas were badly rotten, smelled terrible, and were completely inedible. Based on how quickly the vendor selected and bagged the fruit himself, this did not feel like an innocent mistake. Please inspect every piece of fruit carefully, choose it yourself, and do not allow anyone to rush you into buying more than you requested. We were extremely disappointed and wanted to warn other shoppers.

Tons and tons of fresh fruits and veggies for sale at this Farmer's Market. The variety is great…read moreto help with home cooked meals, certain dietary needs or restrictions, smoothies, baked goods, and much more. Would add that it's not the easiest set up for those with accessibility challenges to navigate because all stalls are largely situated on a big patch of grass. Parking is limited so I would recommend carpooling when possible. Could definitely feel the island vibes with music playing from some stalls, and locals catching up with the farmers and vendors while selecting their produce for the week. Prices are comparable to those at the grocery stores. Would definitely recommend checking out when around the area.

We enjoyed coming here for lunch! Lots of fruit vendors selling cut fruit, fresh smoothies and…read morevarious food vendors. We opted for Illocos Empanadas, they were delicious! Washed down with mango smoothies from another vendor. We went home with Filipino bbq on a stick and cut pineapple and Hawaiian papaya oh my! So ono.

Beautiful little market w multiple stands to check out. Don't miss Ned and Noi Khanom Krok's Thai…read morecoconut rice pancake! ¡DELICIOUS! Fresh and flavorful with a variety of toppings to choose from. My mouth is watering just thinking about them

10/26/24 Grove Farms farmers market is located at a park across from the Kauai Community College,…read moreSaturdays starting at 9 am. I look forward to this one because it's one of the bigger, more established farmers market. A few years back, I think it was located at the parking lot of the community college itself with more food trucks. The vendors are friendly & most give out samples. I am more inclined to purchase if the vendor is generous with samples (hint hint wink wink) Of note, it's in a grassy area & can get pretty murky/muddy after a rain. Parking is where you can find it at the park. There's of course fresh fruits & vegetables in season, cooked foods (Filipino, Thai, Korean & much more). The one that stood out was the Honey (Yellow) watermelon-- the vendor was all smiles & offered generous samples of the fruit. Oh my, my, my!! It was so sweet, crisp & mouthwateringly delicious! I couldn't pass it up. The sticker price was by size & I asked the vendor to pick a good one for me-- Yokes! $14 Wowzah. That's the most I have ever paid for any watermelon EVER. This had better me a life-changing delicious pick hahaha. We shall see. I was planning on getting my veggies here for my Sinigang (Filipino sour soup): got Ongchoy (kang-kong), okra & small taro--it is called gabi in Tagalog & gandus in Kapampangan. I love gandus coz is definitely creamier in texture compared to the big taro that is used for making poi. I always look forward to visiting this farmers market but sometimes we're not in the area when it is here. I was fortunate to have visited this time. UPDATE: the honey watermelon was sooooo worth it. Come & try!

10/17/22 was really tempted to buy these rambutan…read more... Located across from Kealia Beach, this FM only had 4 vendors, one of which was a masseur. I get really excited about the huge mangoes, avocados & sugar cane tubers. My eyes are bigger than my stomach so I have to refrain from buying too much--we might not get to eat all of it before we left for the mainland. I love the taste of apple bananas so I bought about 6 of them (they're pretty small) & some okra. I've got a few more FM to visit this week. I'm always curious about what fruits & vegetables are in season this side of the pond.

Purchase fresh cut mangos and sourdough bread. The bread hard and did not taste fresh. Mangos were…read moreripened and delicious and juicy.