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Laulima Farm

4.8 (59 reviews)
InexpensiveFood Stands
Open 9:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Quiet
Outdoor seating
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Papaya
Gabriella D.

We saw this fruit stand which actually turned out to be a farm. We took a short walk through what seems to be a jungle filled with beautiful exotic fruit trees. We also bought a few fruits to taste. Beth was very knowledgeable and answered our questions about the different types of unique fruit on her farm.

Fresh coconut water from the stand! So good!

We had a great time at the fruit stand. The service was soo friendly. We decided to include it on our 34th anniversary music video with original music- Cruisin Maui. https://youtu.be/1l79lA5vMhQ?si=siBf1a3dRL_zrZW6

The shop-
Charlene P.

Our favorite stop of the day! This place was the sweetest most unexpected surprise at the end of the Road to Hana! We almost didn't stop and we had no expectations since it was not planned! It appears to be just a produce stand at first glance, but once you begin to wander around, you find a surprise around every corner! We ordered a fruit sampler plate for 4 of us and had a great time learning about fruits we'd never heard of as we tasted them together. There's really so much to say but I hope you'll be able to go experience the magic for yourself! Here's a travel tip- go directly here first, have some treats and then work your way back through the traditional recommended stops!

Kashyap J.

Underrated! One should drive on backroad to hana. Do one or both the trails to the waterfall and tidepools in the national park and stop by here to buy and enjoy locally grown fruits and coconut water plus other local produce and products. Met two ladies who were running the shop at the time and had a good chat about how the life is different and disjointed but amazingly beautiful staying on those farms. Did try freshly harvested fruit along with coconut water. Do make a stop. I remember eating greener and smaller version of the plum that I ate. This one came with cinnamon scent on less ripened one and rosy flavor on the fully ripened one. The shack could be missed if no cars are parked. They also close early but perfect sport to quench your thirst after hiking in the area.

Laulima Farm.
Annie L.

Came upon this tiny farm fruit stand on the the backroad to Hana. I was looking for Ono farm but its further down the road. This place is a hidden gem with tons of fresh fruits, jams and ready to make drinks. We settled for a cup of coffee and tangerine juice. Unfortunately they are cash only and with no ATM or service out here in the backroads, it does suck. The owner however was kind enough to let me exchange Venmo information with her. Once I got to Hana with some service, I was able to pay her. Thank you for the trust and the amazing unexpected stop!

Fruit plate sampler... get this!
Betsy R.

It's in a small town past Hana (Kipahulu) but it's so worth the drive! This is an amazing farm. Everything is fresh-- coffee, fruits, and vegetables galore! We got the fruit sampler plate and sat in bamboo circle that has a table and chairs. Spoke to some really kind locals, even made a couple friendships here. Just good vibes all around. A great stop if you're making the big loop past Hana. I highly recommend getting a coffee and some fruits here. You won't be disappointed!

Fruit Stand
Tony A.

This was a hidden diamond found on the road to Hana. You have to go a little further but is a must stop for fresh fruit, excellent coconut milk cookies, and great coffee. They have a beautiful garden you can walk through or sit and enjoy your treats. Truly a tropical treat!!

Menu board and Fresh items from farm
Steve K.

Quaint road side coffee stand and fruit stand along highway, was a great place to stop for a break on the drive along southern end of island. Fruit stand had a daily selection of items grown on the property, could also get a French press, latte or espresso, the popular coconut water from a coconut they open right there for $6. We tried the fruit platter and a muffin and was very fresh. There is a trail to walk the garden that is about a 5-10min walk and the property if we'll kept with tons of native species. Well worth the stop, a true gem of a place!

Fresh Fruit Sampler with Avocado, Star Apple, Jamaican Lilikoi, Cacao, Key Lime, Caviar Lime, Strawberry Begonia and Papaya.

Many people say that this place is the highlight that they always return to when they visit Maui, and this is also the community hub for the local neighborhood. I have worked here for over a year and I love everything about the place. Walk through the gardens and try all the fresh, farm grown beverages and fruit. Excellent coffee and baked treats. Here are pictures of fruit plates that I've made! Hope to meet you there!

Chun P.

Its no joke...if you order a smoothie, you gotta plop your lazy fat ass onto the bike to power the blender. Jonathan is the most peaceful and gentle food services worker you'll ever meet. After being on the narrow, bumpy, and unpaved Piilani Hwy 31 for over 2 hours, wife and I had to pee really, really....REALLY bad. Well no bathroom here ,but Jonathan gracefully and poetically said "....but you're both welcome to water the trees out in the garden." So if you were here on Sept 19th or 20th and your food tasted a little "salty"...we apologize. Everything is vegan and organic here...no meat and no dairy. But don't worry my fellow ignorant animal eaters and abusers...the coconut pie, foccacia, and banana bread were all delicious. The Papaya Dream smoothie and ice latte were good too, but it tasted a little strange because they only use coconut milk. Despite Jonathan being the only person working and over a dozen people waiting to order, everyone kept their cool. This place is very calm, peaceful, beautiful and defines the word "Zen". You can walk along the paths in the garden to see where your food is coming from. Is there another place on Earth that grows and serves all its food from its backyard? Don't think so...hope to come back here someday! PS: I don't think there aren't any other food vendors in at least a 10 mile radius. PS2: We probably wouldn't have found this place unless we were desperately searching for a bathroom...so look carefully! ;-)

Sign from the road
Dennis S.

On the back road to Hana we wanted to stop by a fruit stand. Drove past this and slammed on our brakes and came back. Really cute little shack that was quaint and inviting. As we walked to the shack saw baskets of fruit hanging on each side of entrance. Inside is quaint and small and the one girl working is super friendly. We got a papaya and a cacao fruit and a coconut water in coconut. Papaya was AMAZING. Cacao was interesting, you suck on the seed and then chew the cacao. The sack around seed was fine but the cacao was a bit peppery, this is what chocolate is made from! Not my preference, I'll take the finished chocolate product. Nice little place to stop off on your road to Hana. A must.

Bella S.

I wanted to give 5 stars, but deducted 1, because the employee told us to have a seat and 10-15 minutes later she forgot about us and our order. But so glad we stopped here as we headed up Hana Hwy. btw don't drive a rented mustang on this road, because of this person, we almost met our end on the cliff corners edge due to this person ignoring our horn honking coming around the way. We stopped on our way to bamboo forest, best papaya and bananas I ever had and I don't particularly eat these fruits, but now I'm a fan of both! Quite delicious and only wish I had more cash to buy more fruit to take back to Kihei and we shared our lunch with the friendly farm cat.

Tracy D.

I guarantee this is the best salad you'll ever have. If you get out to Oheo Gulch/Seven Pools, you absolutely have to make the 2 mile drive to this fruit stand. They have organic coffees, fruit juices, and fresh smoothies-- you blend your own with their bicycle-powered blender-- as well as fresh fruit, coconut candy, and baked goods. Plus, the salads are absolutely amazing. We ordered the "Big Kahuna" for 2, and the girl went outside and picked the lettuces fresh out of the farm while we sipped our delicious smoothies. They've got an umbrella-shaded picnic table and a bamboo grove outside for hungry customers. Laulima Farm has about 13 acres of organic, non-GMO produce-- their stand is a must-see stop on this side of the island.

You gotta generate your own electricity if you want a smoothie!

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Halfway To Hana - Banana Bread - VN

Halfway To Hana

4.1(307 reviews)
14.9 mi
$

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.

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Thai Food by Pranee - Pad Thai chicken

Thai Food by Pranee

4.5(427 reviews)
8.5 mi
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One of hubs' favorite restaurant options is always Thai, so after hours of driving, he was excited…read moreto see a listing for a Thai restaurant in Hana. Be sure to watch for the sign as you approach - we drove by the first time and came back to make it into the parking lot. The person taking orders was helpful and warned us right away that they were out of curry. The person who makes it measures from her heart, won't share her recipe, and was out shopping. We shared the fried rice with chicken and some spring rolls. It was all so delicious, and fun to sit on the deck and watch the road and town while relaxing after the crazy road. My real praise starts a couple hours later. As we made it to our next stop, I remember that I had never taken my bag off the back of the chair back at the restaurant! I called as soon as we had a phone signal again, and the gentleman who answered the phone assured me right away that he'd seen it and was keeping it safe. I told him we'd be back for it the next day, and he told me what time he'd be there. Luckily for me, hubs drove back alone the next day (he loves the road, and it's more fun for him without me panicking from the passenger seat). The man at the restaurant said he'd tried to get our attention as we left, and again when we drove by after visiting the shore! I was so grateful to have my stuff back, and be able to board our plane the next day with my id. P.S. - the food and service was 5 stars even if they hadn't helped with my mix up later!

This is on the road behind our stay next to a school. Just…read moreTwo permanent trucks tucked away in a small lot. Excellent Thai food ,huge portions. Easy to split, best spring rolls in my life. Outside seating , actually came by golf cart from the resort and walked back. There is a wait , very popular. Totally worth it. We had Pad Thai with chicken over glass noodles and vegetables.

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