Been going here since I was younger and it's one of my favorite places to get Filipino desserts!…read moreIt's always fun walking around the market seeing all the fresh vegetables, seafood, meats, specialty products, and food stands. They accept credit card (usually for purchases over $10) and you can withdraw cash from the ATM out front. It's kept clean and stays busy on the weekends, and it's great hearing the community of all ages gathered here

My friends took me to this market. To my surprise, it was an indoor farmers' market!!!! They had…read moreall of your tropical fruits and vegetables like parda, pako, chayote leaves, etc. Yes! They had soursop for $1.99/lb! I bought a small and a large one, so sweet. They even had Filipino foods there. I had an Ilocos empanada. I never knew this empanada existed. It was so good dipped in garlic vinegar. I have to say, I'm so glad my friends brought me here since it was hard to find a farmers' market near Ko'Olina. Mahalo!

I woke up bright and early this morning see what this place is all about. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised! Even though there were not many vendors, there were still enough to make me happy. All kinds of fruit and vegetables were available for sale along with fresh poi, filipino pastries, and a variety of fresh herbs. Half of the large parking lot at Kapolei Community Park is closed to allow the vendors to set up. They are all on the basketball court side of the park. Prices were really cheap and the vendors were really friendly. I definitely would go again. I am super happy with a bag of five tomatoes that I picked up for only $2! If you want Thai basil, it is only 50 cents a bunch, and pastries start at only 50 cents among lots of other items. Parking is street parking. There were lots of parking available. One thing though is that this farmer's market is a really early one ending at around 730 or 8 am. Cash only and open only on Sundays. Here's a YouTube video that I made of this place: http://youtu.be/prBcnXp5VI8

First time at this market and I have to echo everything Keri said. Great deals, not as huge a…read moreselection as the Diamond Head market, but the service can't be beat and the prices were out of this world. Among the selections: sweet onions, broccoli, cucumbers, peppers, basil (already made pesto tonight!), oranges, apples, potatoes (all kinds, including purple sweet), beans, lemons, key limes, and apple bananas. I will DEFINITELY be back. One downside is that you have to arrive early (between 7 and 7:30 a.m.). After that, they're getting ready to tear it down, so you almost feel as if you're being rude while they're cleaning up. Be sure to bring smaller bills and even coins. Also, pack some cloth grocery bags or bring a big purse.

Ever since I took the Yelp Shop Local Pledge I've been trying my best to support the cause…read more Shopping at Farmers Markets, helps keep our hard earned money in our economy by supporting local business. Plus you get to talk to the sellers about their products. You can't get any fresher then from the farmer them self. There's a different taste from produce that took weeks to ship here to the islands than a banana that most likely been picked that day or few days ago. Another reason I enjoy going to farmers market is that most vendors allow you to taste the products before you buy. This particular farmers market is run by Mahiku, which is associated with several other Farmers Markets all across the island. They also are in charge of the International Market Place farmers market, the Momilani Rec Center, Ben Parker Elementary and Honolulu Community College. Check out their website for specific times of the other locations: http://mahikufarmersmarket.com/ Location: Ewa Beach Elementary , 91-740 Papipi Road Ewa Beach, 96706 (Near Ewa Beach Shoping Center, Across of Pizza Hut & Taco Bell) Time: 9AM-1PM When: Sundays I have a sweet tooth to appease, so I was particularly looking for my next newest big sugar rush. I quickly scoped the area for cookies, brownies, ice cream, cheesecake, mochi, Filipino desserts,and candies. I was out of luck with a suguar supplier in sight that offered what I was inkling for. There were vendors selling an assortment of different local items. From vegetables, fruits, jewelry, pipikaula beef jerky, that lobster tail deal 10 for $20, thai food, Filipino food, Hawaiian food, portirican food, and so forth. There was an area to sit but it wasn't covered, so we decided to eat breakfast at Shiro's. I picked up a few snacks from a few vendors. My husband inhaled a lumpia with kalua pig and sweet potato. I purchased a baked manapua, Spanish roll (it was okay), malasada, and Thai iced tea. Decent sized Farmers Market to check out. It's only there 2nd week, so I'm sure they'll be more vendors to come.

This farmers market has relocated to The Waterfront at Iraquois it rotates between 2 locations…read moreevery Sunday. The other location is Kalaeloa at Barbers Point. 1) The number 1 best reason to buy at a Farmers Market is that your supporting local business and helping keep your hard earned $ in Hawaii. 2) You can talk to the farmers. 3) Purchase fresh produce. 4) You can try a business idea that you have with a lower risk then renting out an actual store. 5) My kids enjoy watching the food cooked in front of them. This is a list of the different vendors my family and I have tried at the Waterfront:. It's located right next to the gym. BUK BUK KITCHEN: This vendor sells Filipino Food and local foods. Everyone here is very nice and friendly. This vendor always offers FREE samples of their tasty dishes that they serve up. MANNY'S BAKE SHOP & RESTAURANT: This vendor sells all sorts of baked goods. My sons really like the Spanish roll but I still think the Spanish rolls from Nandings is the best of the best. NORTH SHORE BAKE GOODS: My family tried an assortment of cookies. They are Costco size about $2 each. My older son gave his approving 2 thumbs up for the cookies here. We also purchase fresh produce from this farmers market but I'm unsure of the names of the vendors. This Market needs a covered area to sit. Yelp 31 day Challenge: 17/31 Buy fresh, buy local, support Hawaii.

I like the easy accessibility of the Market right from the freeway off of Kunia Road…read more The variety of all local farm fresh produce is great. I was able to get a case of apple bananas for $25, lots of bunches to share with friends and neighbors. Most of the produce is bagged for $5 including eggplant, Choi sum, bok choy, tomatoes, beans, taro and bittermelon leaves and much more. I've been there twice and got my favorite papaya 2 for )5 (large ones) and pineapple. I also purchased the large bag of Kauai Shrimp with two sizes available You can enjoy some food carts and crafts there as well. Support our local farmers and visit them!

Great selection, eggs were huge and fresh. Check out was orderly . Shrimp was a huge deal. Will be…read moreback

Come support your local vendors every Sunday from 9am-1pm! Plenty of options for food and for…read morejewelry, coffee, shirts, etc. It always pays to support local businesses and you generally get items more unique, better tasting, and meet the creators. Use parking lot by Target.

This newly opened market with food vendors needs more reviews and recognition! Came here after…read morefinally having Sunday off. There's a variety of food trucks, tents, crafts and gifts to shop through. Went over to the Minasa tent to try their ube churros, 3 for $12. Pretty pricey for 3 small churros that was definitely just a long regular churro cut into 3 pieces, but support local businesses anyway. The ube churros was sooooo goood and crunchy, would definitely order again. Made my way over to RissazKillaKonez, so many different soft serve flavors, I got a cappuchino, pretty good on a hot sunny day, ice cream was melting so fast though. Lastly, saw this crispy beef jerky tent. Beef jerky is my fave snack, I like all kinds, store bought or local made. For $14 I got a teriyaki crispy jerky after trying a bunch of samples and to be honest, it's not the best. It's bland, it isn't that "crispy", practically just hard jerky that breaks apart easily. Comparing this crispy beef jerky to the one in swap meet, swap meet is 1000 times way better and more flavorful, melts in your mouth type crispy jerky.

We love coming to Wai Kai on Thursdays from 4 PM to 8 PM. My husband and I would go there for our…read moredate night. There's plenty of parking. It does get crowded though. So we try to get there before 4 PM. Our favorite vendors are: Uncle M's Smashburgers - Founded by a 17-year old James Campbell High School senior student. His employees are his friends from church and school. What a way to support this young entrepreneur! The combo meal is the best! Great food; good price. Jeremiah's Chamorro Inspired Fusion Dishes - Big portion. Great food. Wasabi Express by Tiger - Great food. And many more... The free mat (you have to roll and return it after using) is an added bonus. There's plenty of space (lawn) to eat and relax. The live music is great as well.

Available every Thursday from 4p-8p in Ewa Beach at Wai Kai. Over 40+ vendors with a mix of food…read morebooths, food trucks, and arts/crafts. There's a rock gravel parking lot nearby, though it's a little tough to walk through if you have a difficult time walking or have a stroller. Would suggest dropping off and picking up those that have difficulty walking through the paved roundabout area before parking in the rock gravel lot. Look for Anna at the drink station near the giant lawn. She had free goza mats to borrow, in case you wanted to have a picnic with your family on the lawn. There are also tables and seating near the man-made wave activity. And also more tables and seating down by the restrooms as well, which are accessible via stairs or elevator. The trick to tackling this market is to look online for all the participating vendors beforehand and make a list of your favorite ones to hit up first. Go once around and place your orders as you go, then by the time you make it around again, your food should be ready! Couldn't grab food from all the food vendors in one day, because there are so many great options to choose from!

STEVE's AKAKA FALLS FARM Jams, Butters & Honey: This review…read moreis specifically for Steve's Akaka Farms Giving them 5 stars for their great tasting jams, butters, and honey! Giving 5 stars for Katy, who works at the Pearlridge Farmers Market location in Saturdays. She is a ray of sunshine, with her great smile and loves to share samples of their product. Be careful, though because when you taste the delicious products you'll have to get something! Their passion fruit habanero is amazing with cream cheese and crackers or as a glaze for meats. If you combine it with cream cheese it softens the heat. They do have one with ghost peppers or Caroline Reaper peppers but beware - I bought it for my friend who loves heat and she said it's really hot! They have amazing butters - try any of their chocolate butters and you'll think you are in heaven! Note-these are seasonal so there may be different ones available when you visit. Award winning Coconut black chocolate is absolutely amazing, rich, and decadent and the best way to eat this is to get a big spoonful then just sit there and savor the flavor. The Kona coffee dark chocolate is also amazing. Hard to decide which is better! Got a jar if passion fruit Hawaiian pepper (chili pepper) smoked pineapple Kentucky whiskey to use as a glaze for meat. Can't wait to use it. These also make great gifts to send to or give to suiting folks from the mainland to give them a taste of Hawaii. I like the POG jam for islanders who have relocated to the mainland because it's like a taste of home. Kona coffee butter and mango are also divine. I have the mango for me...! I also got a jar of the mango honey and it's marvelous, too! These are high quality and a bit pricey, but after going to the craft fair at the Blaisdell, the prices are not too much more if not comparable. ...AND they are available weekly! If you go and sample a flavor you like, be sure to ask if it's seasonal (such as mango) or not. If it's seasonal - get it. It may not be available again until the next season. Me

Stumbled across the Pearlridge Farmers Market only because I had to kill some time because my car…read morewas being serviced across the street @ Firestone. 1st time here and poor thing very small Farmers market with probably less than 30vendors . A mix array of vegetables, produce and food booths. In the middle there's a small tent for dinning along with live entertainment. I walked around less than 10mins nothing really cached my eye . It's hard nowadays because on a Saturday other big farmers market is going on ! The KCC and Kakaako farmers Market is also on a Saturday. Support local

I used to like to go there cause they have all kind fish and vegetables…read more It used to open on Fridays, is it still open on Friday? I see the info says open Saturday 7:30am.

#109 of 2017 This…read moremarket seems to be getting smaller every year. We still come every Friday because it is convenient. One stall specializes in papaya and bananas. I like the papayas. Other 2 trucks bring in vegetables. We easily spend $30 here. This is located in the parking lot for Ewa Beach Park across from the Ewa Beach Library and Campbell High School. Parking can get tough. You may find street parking easier. Along the fence are your nanas selling their home grown vegetables. You can bargain with them a little. Not sure why they allow this but it's worth to check them out. The trick here is to get thete at 8:45am 15min. before they open. Choose your fruits and veges then wait till it opens to pay. Getting there at 9pm when they do open, or after, most of the better quality products are gone. The market doesn't stay long. By 9:30am the vendors are packing or gone.

A small quaint older building in Waipahu. A few businesses are open here. Hair salons , a church,…read moreand more. Two entrances available. Parking is free but a bit tight during the weekends. Da Bolalohan BBQ and grill is next door. Good Filipino food here. There are bathrooms available for use, however you will need a key to gain access. Service depends on where you are visiting. I enjoy the place I go to.

Stopped by because there was an open market in the parking lot. Most vendors sold almost the same…read moretype of vegetables, but I was still excited and went quite overboard on my purchases. I decided to walk inside of the shopping center, and there was just a couple of vendors set up inside. I can tell from when I entered, that nothing appealed to me so we left without looking further. Otherwise, most of the shop was totally empty. This center is quite spacious with a lobby area with seats, the parking area has lots of parking. This place is located in the old Arakawa's in Waipahu. Not sure if I'll return except maybe to the open market...

Basics..... that's about it. I come here to pick up my staples for the week: onion, green onion,…read morecarrots.... nothing too exciting They are located in the Park N Ride in Kunia every Sunday from 9:30-10:30AM. They have at least five vendors selling veggies to fruits to fish at their stands. All of them are cash only. Would I recommend it? Well yes if you're in the area looking for your weekly veggies. I especially like the vendors closer to the grassy area because they sell sweet potatoes, napa, apples, oranges and other goodies. Yummmy!

Great place to get fresh local produce. It's nice when all the vendors come out but recently it's…read morebeen slim pickins. The regulars are always there. I go for tomatos, onions, and garlic. Basic produce choices. Some are cheaper than grocery stores and some aren't. Gotta be savvy. But overall, I like buying farm fresh produce so I don't mind paying a little more. Not too crowded like some other farmers markets which is nice. No old lady pushing you at the banana stand.