I've been to a few farmers markets, but this farmers market is one of my favorites! It has a…read morewelcoming vibe, and everyone here is kind and friendly. I've been here a few times and always had a great experience. There's a great mix of things to look around at, whether you're looking for something for yourself or souvenirs to bring home. I saw local goodies like coffee, honey, jams, etc. They also had ready-to-eat options including Hawaiian dishes and fresh fruit. I'd definitely come back again next time I'm nearby. It's a lovely way to spend the morning/afternoon!

4 minutes from Greenwell coffee farm, this farmer market is vibrant with fresh fish poke, one and…read moreonly Okonomiyaki and Amy greenwell botanical garden. You can taste exotic fruit, honey, ka'u coffee, ho'omana oil, CH Thai food and Asian variety. Service is quick as expected at any farmer market. Noisy, fun and explore something new. Plenty of parking

I was looking forward to the Keauhou Farmer's Market while on my visit. I wasn't very busy when we…read moregot there on a Saturday morning about 10:00. Like most Farmer's Market, the prices here are a little on the high side. What liked was that there are a lot of produce stands here, as there should be at farmer's markets. The local grown Kona coffees were delicious as Kona coffee should be. Then I came to a stall that had 3 pineapples already priced with stickers. I was shocked that the largest one was priced at $32. Then, I bought my granddaughter a popsicle made with mayo juice for only $2. There were 3 fruit flavors available and it seems that the only ingredient in these popsicles is freshly made fruit juice and no other additives. Very delicious. I ended up buying a tank top for $20.

The Keauhou Farmers Market is not huge but has a great variety of local fruits and vegetables and…read morebaked goods. They even have live music and a place to sit a while and enjoy the local vibe.

Get some exotic tropical fruits that not sold in the supermarket. Recommended Hawaiian longan,…read morezapodilla , egg fruit ( canistel), star apples , white pineapples, guavas, strawberry papayas. Normal service as expected at farmer market. Tents in parking lot do easy to enjoy and walk around. Open from 7-4 every day. Upbeat ambiance. Good place at downtown Kailua. Recommended.

The woman at Alcon Produce--the main stall selling fruit--started yelling at people who were…read moretouching different mangos when attempting to select riper fruit. She kept shrieking "stop touching! I told you all to stop touching the fruit! I will grab for you!!". I rang up a couple mangos and lychee, and she added $3 to the charge. When I asked how she arrived the total, she tallied it up again and couldn't explain the difference. Then when she charged my card on the Square device, she forcibly added another $2?!?!? I asked her about and she said "credit card charge," with no further explanation. I'm not sure what type of fruit vendor expects any rational customer to not gently touch a piece of fruit. Avoid this place and find a nicer proprietor. She seemed irrational and rude to tourists. She was sneaky, and could be adding to other customers' bills erroneously. I'm guessing a lot of folks don't notice the difference.

This market was a blast. Everybody was super friendly and nice and holy guacamole. Did you see the…read moresize of those avocados? I will say everyone was super friendly and kind. I was happy to get to try a couple of samples from some of the vendors and some educated me on a lot of different things that I didn't know about the island. There are multiple species that you don't ever see outside of Hawaii or often at least. Was happy to know that I'll never see an avocado of this size in Alaska, but it still made me sad because it did taste delicious.

Amazing fruit and veggies available Beautiful flowers and…read moreplants Huge and will take a nice portion of the day. Very clean

Open Wednesdays and Fridays from 9am-2pm. This is such a hidden gem outside of the Outrigger Kona…read moreResort! It's a fairly small market with local vendors! I love browsing at all the items at this market! They even have a live musician planing! You can sit at the tables and enjoy your snack while listening to the music! Quite relaxing! I love the kombucha on tap at the honey stand! Got myself a large lilikoi kombucha float with coconut ice cream ($10)! It was so refreshing to have on a hot day! I also enjoyed the malasada booth make fresh malasadas! I sampled local macadamia nuts! Browsed at the local fruits from another vendor! And got a few cute floral hairclips from Momi! If you're ever near this area on a Wednesday or Friday, highly recommend coming here to browse!!

Love this farmers market because they have mostly local Hawaiian vendors with handcrafted goods…read more Supporting local is good pond. We parked on street for easy access. Had thai noodles and hibiscus pineapple iced tea. Bought some garlic onion macadamia nuts.

I'm glad we stopped here because I got a really cute hat and bandana for my fur nephew. But overall…read morethere were lots of the items you can just find online. Some things were locally made just not a lot. There weren't any produce when we went but I think there is on some days! It's right in the heart of the lively area of Kona so should be easy to stop in on your trip!

There were very few vendors at the Kona Farmer's Market when I went during Memorial Day weekend…read more There were 2 tents that offered local fruits and vegetables, the rest were souvenirs and apparel. It was not crowded. I came here because I wanted to buy lychee and bring it back to Oahu. I figured it would be cheaper because there's more farms on the Big Island. The lychee was $9 for a pound and they were really big; lots of meat and the seed was small. Most of the vendors here are cash only. I was mad about the parking because it costed $10 for 1 hour in the "Royal Parking." It was after I paid on my phone that I saw another parking lot offering 90 minutes free to kama'aina (Hawaii residents) by PARKLINQ. The farmers market parking should be free for everyone... how much time are you really going to spend at this little farmers market?! I was done shopping in 30 minutes so the $10 was such a rip off and what sucked was that there was no street parking; all the stalls were taken. If you're staying at the hotels nearby and coming here by foot, it's great but by car, I'd suggest going somewhere with free parking.

Good food, unique fruit, beautiful handmade local products, and happy people…read more This market is a fun stop if you're in the area. It's open on Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This market continues to grow and it's so fun to see what goodies you'll find here. I absolutely love getting carne asada sopes from the little Mexican food truck in the back. There are so many talented artists here with unique jewelry, accessories, and pieces. I hear amazing things about the brisket fries and fish plates too. The smoked fish dip is so ono. I'm hungry just thinking about everything haha. Be sure to stop by OKK's fruit and vegetable tables too. You never know what you'll find. I just found out about ice cream bean (aka inga in South America), and I am so addicted. This place is a true and very special farmer's market and I hope you get to stop by and enjoy it whether you're just stopping by or haven't been there yet. Have a great time here while supporting local businesses.

The atmosphere is so inviting. Everyone is very friendly and not pushy. We went on a Friday so not…read moremany venders but still nice. Love the live music!!! Who knew an older fella singing a lady Gaga song could rock it out? (Always remember us this way) Great job guy! The food truck "The Chilly Billy" OMG...BBQ was pretty awesome!

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