pretty disappointing ngl…read more not a lot of vendors or selection. maybe I went too early? arrived at 10am which seems reasonable though

Small farmer's market with some souvenirs, apparel, and fruit…read more Looking for some more locally made souvenirs but most things were mass produced. I did find a Trader Joe's inspired bag Hawai'i themed. Super cute. The vendor gave me a discount without asking which was really nice of her since it was the display bag.

Rude people . If you aren't there buying everything off the shelves they treat you like freeloaders…read more. Very disappointing for its area.

We showed up with our group of 23, without calling ahead. They were so nice. We had teenagers so we…read moredidn't want a long tour. But Bob was great, told us about the trees, and a bit about the process. It is small and rustic. But people complaining clearly don't know much about how the Big Island operates. Be forewarned, they are also an animal rescue, in case you are afraid of dogs or cats.

The most amazing little mac farm and coffee stand on Hawaii island. The samples of both the nuts…read moreand coffee are the difference that will convince you to get a bag or more of the tastiest mac nuts and purest Ka'u coffee. Just remember to share the mac nuts and coffee with your family and friends! You may not want to but you can order online and have them shipped anywhere.

Not much to see here but when it comes to perfectly roasted macadamia nuts, we haven't found a…read morebetter spot. We've been here twice over the last two years and my wife continues to rave about your offerings. We always leave happy with some local fruit and coffee as well.

Very fresh and tasty fruits! Very fair pricing!…read moreThe service was top notch, authentic and very kind woman!

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!

This is a must-see stop on the way to South Point. Admission is free, and you can wander the…read moregrounds filled with lush plants, birds, and an art gallery. Grab a bite from the food truck or enjoy the samples in the store. The macadamia nuts are absolutely addictive, and the thoughtfully crafted honey is just as incredible. We left a generous tip for our sample guru and went home with bags of macadamia nuts and a variety of honey. Everyone was so friendly and knowledgeable, and I loved learning how the honey develops its unique flavors. Best of all, it feels great to support local farmers!

Cute farm with fun animals and yummy samples! We walked around (free self guided tour) and saw…read morelovely gardens with banana and citrus trees, a variety of free roaming ducks and chickens, and then visited the open air gift shop where we were treated to plenty of yummy macadamia nut and cookie samples.

Their hearts are in the right place, but this place hasn't reached maximum energy levels yet…read more Around 7 or 8 vendors, out of which 3 were prepared foods. One very earnest young chef whose avocado tacos sounded great, one Southern chef who had sold out, and someone doing BRISKET (I post this for all you carnivores. So, maybe a good lunch spot, except it doesn't open til 2. There was ONE vendor with real fruits and veggies; the rest were the usual mix of lili'qoi jam and hand-painted baby onesies.

Such a fun tour!!!! Highly recommend. You get samples along the way as you learn. This tour is…read moreshort but very informative. Had a great time and then went into town to buy the chocolate.

No one in my family wanted to go to a coffee or chocolate farm while vacationing in Kona, but I'm…read morea squeaky wheel and booked a tour anyways. Luckily, everyone loved it and walked away saying it was one of their favorite parts of the trip! Keith was our guide and is not only is he hysterical with his light hearted (and well timed) comedic injection, but he's clearly passionate about the farm and highly knowledgeable about the entire farm to shelf process. It was such a breath of fresh air and honestly, his delivery of the tour information is what kept everyone so engaged and interested. We were able to crack our own macadamia nuts and eat them fresh, tried 100% kona coffee and even learned how to taste chocolate like a real cocoa connoisseur! It was lovely and a highlight of our trip indeed. The gift shop was also great and had an awesome selection of chocolate to purchase and bring home to share with friends. I highly recommend the tour, it's something you'll never forget!