Probably the weirdest acai bowl I've ever ate. The bowl had granola on the bottom, fruit on top of…read morethat then a little scoop of acai on the side. Typically the acai is on the bottom with everything on top so when you scoop, you can get a bite of everything. The acai was not good. Also, the woman working was not friendly at all. She didn't even greet me, just looked up and waited for me to order. If you want an awesome acai bowl, look for Hana Bowls. They were closed the day I went (been closed due to the storm damage a few months ago). But, if you're in Hana and reading this review, check to see if they're open!

We had the açaí bowls at The Juice Box and they were fresh, tasty, and pretty good overall. For the…read morelocation, it was a solid spot and a nice quick option.

I went to Ono Pono Acai Bowls during my recent trip to Maui, and enjoyed their Lava Slide bowl. The…read moreacai was blended well (very creamy) with a good amount of bananas but the best part was the generous amount of macadamia nuts they put on top! The people who work there are super sweet too. They're only open during the Upcountry Farmers Market on weekends. Definitely worth checking out.

So happy I got to check out Ono Pono at UpCountry's farmers market with my friends! We beelined…read morestraight to the Açaí Bowl for some breakfast and was not disappointed. I'm not a fan of papaya (I know, blasphemy!) so I was very happy they had the Lavaslide option and I loved it! It had strawberries, bananas, cocoa nibs... and my personal favorite- mac nuts. Perfect for a day at the market for something fresh, refreshing, and local. The owners and staff were so nice and friendly; they gave great recommendations for other stalls to check out too. Def recommend to check them out!

Easy to spot location on the side of the road, with its bright and colorful sign and busy parking…read morearea. The collection of different food and drink items is great. Their banana bread is well known for a reason: it is delicious and tastes fresh. The banana bread ice cream sundae is just amazing, having a wonderful combination of flavors that doesn't get too sweet. The shaved ice is pretty good too, as are the fruit smoothies. The service was efficient, and the vibes of the stand felt chill. Like many other popular locations on the Road to Hana, parking can easily fill up, so keep in mind.

This shop is superrrr unassuming, but honestly, this might be the best banana bread I've found in…read moreHawaii. I know every place and person will claim they have the best recipe out there, but this was actually so delicious! The texture was moist and fluffy, and the banana flavor was perfect without being too sweet. I had a whole loaf by myself traveling along the Road to Hana without even realizing it! And for it to be nut-free and sugar-free was really impressive to me. While here, I also grabbed a mango smoothie, which wasn't too special - though it wasn't mango season, so I don't blame them - and a couple of Island Dream Bars. If you're an Almond Joy fan, then I highly recommend the Island Dream Bar; it felt like a homemade, better version of an Almond Joy with macadamia nuts, coconut flakes, and chocolate baked into a cookie bar.

The road to Hana (and the road from Hana too) is a food truck lover's Eden, particularly those with…read morea sweet tooth. Shaka Pops is a cooler attached to a bicycle across from Hasegawa's General Store, and before the drive up to the other market. So, prime real estate for selling pops since everyone will drive by at some point in the day. It doesn't hurt that the woman selling the pops is really friendly and will wave you down with a delicious looking pop in hand. We stopped in mid-day which was high time to have a popsicle (when isn't it high time?) The balmy Hana weather lends itself well to a cooling sweet treat. Passionfruit, orange, and guava (affectionately known as POG) and the lava flow (you'll just have to taste for yourself to see what flavor(s) this one is) were our pops of choice, and quite good. Their dairy pops, particularly Maui Coffee, were appealing as well. It had been years and years since I had treated myself to a popsicle, but these popped with flavor and made up for lost time.

Delicious! We had the POG and mango mojito pops. The owner was friendly and gave us…read morerecommendations. Popsicles were well frozen and a good size, $6/pop and she takes Venmo or cash. Very refreshing for a hot day!

Jaws is a quaint little country store at the beginning of the Road to Hana. We were going only as…read morefar as Twin Falls Trail but had to stop in. The first thing I noticed when walking up to the entrance was the delightful aromas emanating from the building. Turns out that there is a little attached pizza kitchen and pastry shop. Upoin entering Jaws there is a pastry case front and center with the homemade goodies on display. The store is filled with essentials and snacks, beverages and souvenirs. A lot of locally made jams, jellies, honey, hot sauces, etc. Cool little roadside, family run business.

Jaws Country Store a must stop after the road to hana. The pizza hit the spot! The have a ton of…read moreother food options as well - açaí, smoothies and sandwiches. This ma and pop shop is so cute, a one stop shop for picking up art, jewelry, stickers, snacks etc. We picked up some hot sauces to bring back home with us, we can't wait to try!

Was so happy to find a yummy treat! Great ice cream, Ube and Kona Mud Pie. They also had floats!read more

Note prices are not accurate, deceptive. 1 scoop is $6 (not 5.25) also if you get a second scoop of…read morea different flavor you pay FULL price as the first scoop. Oddly they have "each additional scoop $3" on the menu right under SINGLE SCOOP. Who goes to an ice cream place that has 16 different flavors and gets two scoops of the same flavor -_- I wish I noticed before tapping my card to pay, I would have handed the ice cream back and walked away. My husband got cookies and cream and complained that it tasted old, probably because it's a flavor that doesn't sell as often as the others.. also worth noting they don't make the ice cream it's store bought. For $33 I could have gotten way more than 5 scoops oof

A must-stop when you're visiting the beautiful little town of Paia in Maui!…read moreLuca, the sweetest and friendliest employee greeted us and offered samples. We tried the strawberry and vanilla ice cream, and honestly, it was the best ice cream we've ever had. The flavors were incredibly rich, fresh, and absolutely delicious. If you're in Paia, don't miss RoseLani Premium Ice Cream. We'll definitely be coming back!

After exploring the shops in Paia, my husband and I stopped for an afternoon sweet treat at…read moreRoselani Scoop Shop. The young girl working behind the counter was extremely kind and attentive. She let us sample a few different flavors before settling on our choices. My husband decided on the Kona Mud Pie while I opted for the Banana Mac Crunch. We enjoyed our scoops while sitting on one of their benches. We both felt that the flavors were decent, but the texture of the ice cream was a little "freezer burned" - we found chunks of ice in it, which was off putting. All in all, if you're craving a sweet treat, and you don't want traditional Hawaiian shaved ice, come check it out.

Great fresh poke truck in Hana. Fresh and tasty. The staff was friendly and there are some cats…read morenearby

Stopped by for a late lunch on the Road to Hana and this place was just what we needed to fill our…read morepoke craving!! The fish was so fresh and tender, perfectly marinated, and the sauce paired nicely! We also got the garlic shrimp, which we really enjoyed as well! They were also super kind and gave us a complimentary bowl of freshly made poi!