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.

Self serve market - just past the area where the Tuesday afternoon Farmer's Market is located…read more Small hut with refrigerators. Honor system for paying. Has Venmo option. It's worth it just for the poi lilikoi cheesecake. It also has fresh produce & eggs for selection.

Every time I make me way up to Hanalei, I ALWAYS stop by Waipa Farmers Market. It's an easy self…read moreserve, honor system market. Don't forget to write your order you picked up and drop it in the cash box along with your payment. Their Lilikoi Cheesecake is a MUST. I try to get a couple of boxes, one for the road, and one for later - yes it is that good!!

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.

Small local business. Not bad, but similar to other farmer's market…read more Other markets have good food, too.

As you drive towards Wailua Falls, you will see Wirat Family Farm on the side where you can get…read morefreshly blended smoothies. They offer the white pineapples, which are a dream!! I also had a papaya/white pineapple smoothie and also a ginger sugarcane juice. The hubs absolutely loved his white pineappple smoothie and I loved both my smoothie and juice. It's definitely a treat that is well worth the stop!

I loved the free juice samples and thoroughly enjoyed the white pineapple juice. Pricing was very…read morereasonable and the owner accepted cash and venmo. I also purchased some banana bread - it was not that sweet and very moist. Don't miss visiting!

We cheered when we finally found the big papaya land sign!…read more We left with two bags full of papayas, mangos, and bananas! The owner was very kind and helped us choose ripe fruits. Will definitely come again in the future!

I love papayas!!! I was driving to Waimea Canyon when I saw signs with papayas for sale so I made a…read morequick stop to buy some fresh cut ones for $10. You can get it for cheaper at supermarkets if you want, but I was hungry and didn't eat enough for breakfast! It was definitely fresh and ripe! I would have enjoyed it more if it was chilled but it definitely did hit the spot and gave me the energy I needed to hike Waimea Canyon!

Went back on 4th of July to stock up for next week at the timeshare. It was very crowded this…read moreSaturday as compared to last Saturday. We went right @ 9am when they opened. Frequented some of the same stands. Bought 2 loaves of organic sourdough bread. Samosas from the Indian food stand.. Gluten free bakery items from Hanoli (?) Girl stall. The stand has regular bakery items as well that look good, Especially their croissants. Went to the other produce stand as they had a bigger selection. Bought 2 honey sugarloaf pineapples which were extra sweet & $1/lb. cheaper than white sugarloaf pineapples. Bought several mangoes. Cut some this morning & they were very good. Found a stand selling 100% cotton kitchen towels, beeswax paper, reusable paper towels & a few other kitchen items. They had the cutest Hawaiian prints for decent price. I bought 3 rolls of beeswax paper & a set of matching kitchen towels & reusable paper towels as a gifts. Also bought a cute Hanalei Farmer's Market cloth grocery bag for future trips. They were sold at the entrance to the market. I look forward to going to this farmer's market next year with my new bag.

Located in the downtown are of Hanalei on Kauai's north shore, the Hanalei Farmer's Market operates…read moreonly on Saturday morning. With the beautiful weather and easy parking, the setting was perfect for a great time. But found out that it wasn't worth the 50 minute drive by itself, though there are plenty of places to visit on the north shore around that area...still worth the trip. We arrived a bit earlier than the 09:00 start time, so parked near the Hanalei Pier, and walked across the sand of the beach to enjoy the morning before arriving at the market. The market was fairly hopping by 09:30, with 30 different stalls selling their wares. My goal was to find two things to munch on first, as we walked the market: some sliced white pineapple and malasadas. It's clear that for food items, the market does an effective job of making sure a type of a food item is sold by only one vendor at the market...it really inflates the price. White pineapple is a lot less hardier for transport, thus hard to find on the mainland...but definitely a far superior pineapple in terms of sweetness and juiciness. The vendor that sold it here, presented it in slivers inside the typical cored pineapple container. I saw it right away, but noticed that there was no price....it ended up being $20 (I was committed at that point), which is pretty steep for maybe 1/4 of a pineapple. I found the malasada vendor, making it fresh on-site. We only wanted to taste, so got one for $3 non-filled...and it was disappointing...just OK. Should have tasted a lot better considering where we were. We circled the market multiple times, and ended up staying for about an hour. It's a market geared towards tourists like me, not locals: you are not going to find a local restauranteur looking for produce for his/her dinner menu here. Speaking of being a tourist: did end up buying a nice print of nearby Anini beach that we will frame at our home to remind us of Kauai...the artist was super grateful. The picture itself gave me a mission to find that view at Anini (as we were heading there next).

Took 1hr for 1 drink by the time I got it didn't even want the smoothie wasted my time time there…read morethere's other places to go for smoothie and bobe and milkshakes

Highly recommend the frosties here, it's frozen fruit put through some sort of smashing thing that…read moremakes it taste outstanding and my kids enjoyed it too. I'd go with a combination of flavors, mango + pineapple was my favorite. THe dried fruit they sell here is tasty too, soursop was my fave and definitely something you don't get every day.

Delicious smoothies, mango sticky rice is second to none, and freshly cut fruit…read more There's also freshly made curries if you're craving some of that. Will definitely stop in again.

After sightseeing at Waimea Canyon, my husband and I stopped here and got a coconut, banana bread,…read moreand their fresh mango sticky rice which apparently Bretman Rock made viral. It was cool that we're able to choose our own coconut, but I wish that it was cold instead of lukewarm. I like how they'll even cut it open for you to eat the insides which was silky and fresh. The banana bread was ok and nothing to go crazy for--I def had better. As for the mango sticky rice, it was an overall yummy dessert but I did enjoy the coconut sticky rice more than the actual mangoes. Some mangoes were riper and tasted more sweeter than others. It was also a small portion. They have food items and tons of smoothies on the menu that I'd be open to trying if I ever return to Kauai. Service was welcoming and fast and I liked how she informed us of certain menu items that were not available before ordering. There are a few picnic tables to sit at, but this is more of a grab and go spot. Overall, it's a pretty cool spot to check out especially after sightseeing at the canyon, but it's not something I would go crazy for.