Always a popular Farmers Market that attracts the local Kailua faithful and courteous tourist…read morecrowd. Great selection of food, drinks, custom local art, fresh produce, hot sauce, homemade local jelly & jams, fresh bread and delightful pastries! With other fun and interesting items. The Aloha Spirit flows throughout the parking lot across from Adventist Health Castle Hospital. Get here before 8 when the selection is great!

Kailua Town Farmer's Market is located at the corner of Kailua Road and Ulukahiki St - across from…read moreCastle Hospital (nka Adventist). From Kalanianaole Hwy, you can just go straight. Open from 8am-12pm, every Sunday. There's a parking lot right after the intersection. You'll see security guards at the front. From the road, you'll see many white tents all lined up, making it appear to be a huge farmers market with many vendors. There wasn't as many vendors as I imagined, but a decent amount with two rows with roughly 25 or so total. Almost all the vendors were selling food or homemade items with only two selling produce. There were several unique food items that looked appealing, but I wasn't here for that. Overall, a solid farmer's market to grab food. Everything was neat and organized. It also had covered eating area and musicians performing that added to the ambiance.

Shopping and dining in Kailua Town, O'ahu, Hawai'i…read more.. My neighbor and I drove over to the Kailua Farmers' Market for an early dinner. We parked for free (by Longs Drugs) before the opening time of 4pm on a Thursday to get easier parking... because half of the Farmers' Market uses the covered parking area and the other half is in the open part of the parking lot... in the sun (and rain). There was a variety of food and beverage vendors and maybe two stalls with fresh produce. There was mellow live music and a calm crowd. It's in a nice paved area with friendly vendors! It happens only 3 hours a week, so schedule it in your planner!

Love this Thursday night market in Kailua! Lots of food stalls as well as the farmers' food…read morestalls. We try to go every week to get pig and lady as well as Italian (cooked in front of us), mangoes, jelly, etc. Live music with children dancing makes us smile. Nice family event

Makiki Farmers Market is small with a lot of charm. It's mostly restaurant tents and food trucks…read morewith one or two produce vendors. Since the farmers market is pretty small, the service is always friendly. I recently ordered a sushi roll from one of the vendors, and when my food was ready, he came looking for me to deliver rather than me having to go back to see if my order was done. Some of the offerings at Makiki Farmers Market include: Thai, baked goods, sushi, pies, produce, desserts, stuffed breads, and Mexican. The farmers market is open Thursday afternoons/evenings in the parking lot of St Clement's Episcopal Church. Very limited street parking. Some cars park in the lot at nearby Makiki Park, which is open to the public.

This little market has tons of options for prepared foods. A great place to pickup dinner, but…read moreparking is tight. It's not a super convenient location for me, but I happened to have to be at the nearby park. It isn't too crowded but there's definitely a good amount of people around. I've been there twice, to the hand roll spot and the burger/sandwich truck (Hungry Jon's). Hungry Jon's is so good! Would definitely return to this market for Hungry Jon's.

The Waialua Farmers Market is my absolute go-to every single week. As a vegan, this market is a…read moredream -- incredible fruits and vegetables, beautiful organic produce, and such a wide variety of local offerings. Every Saturday morning feels like a reset for the soul. It's at the old sugar mill Saturday's 8:30-1:30. No early birds! You have to wait until 8:30 to shop, no exceptions. What truly sets this market apart, though, is the people. The vendors are some of the best you'll ever meet -- kind, honest, hardworking, and genuinely passionate about what they do. I've met some truly wonderful people here, the kind who make you feel connected to the community the moment you arrive. From local organic produce to fresh flowers, honey, mushrooms, handmade jewelry, sourdough bread, and so much more, there's always something special to discover. It's getting more popular and busier each week, which is such a good thing -- it speaks to how special this market really is. If you love supporting local, value quality, and want to experience the heart of the North Shore, Waialua Farmers Market is a must. I honestly can't say enough good things about it. See you there and SYOY! Deb B

Waialua Farmer's market on the North Shore at the old Waialua Sugar Mill is open on Saturdays from…read more8:30 am to 1pm. It's a smaller market but great local vendors with tons of local produce. They also have a few vendors with local crafts, jewelry, soaps etc. One of my favorites was the local peanut butter-- definitely recommend trying a sample from them! It is a dirt lot and can get a bit dusty. It also gets hotter later in the day- I def recommend trying to get in as early as possible for best selection and weather.

Mainly came here for the plant lady that was selling super rare exotic plants. Found everything I…read morewanted and her prices were very fair! It's good to see the plants in person so you know how the condition is before purchasing. Was able to find what we were looking for and was able to enjoy the rest of the market! Really cool place to walk around and it was in a covered area - so even if it rains you're good.

Great local market with wide variety of hand made items, great local food and musical entertainment…read moreand Easter Holiday activities for KiKi. Lots of friendly associates with smiles & quality items for sale. I found a wonderful hand made bracelet for my daughter and enjoyed local grinds by da Chef V in the dark green Food Truck. Finished my Easter Sunday with a custom fruit & Ice Cream Swirl by "A Perfect Day!" Awesome local vibes here in downtown Kailua!

This is one of the up and coming farmers markets that always has me coming back to see what's new…read more Each and every time I visit them there are new vendors or live entertainment or Something going on! My favorite things to buy here are of course the fresh produce (a given), paia'i from Hanalei and his Kahaluu lo'i, the complete meals that are $5 and up, and random knick nacks from local crafters. The produce: One vendor, Melissa (or Ala as I know her as) always hooks me up with ulu (bread fruit) or avacado, or star fruit if it's in season, for example. I always ask her to pick me out the good stuff. She of course will ask what I'm going to do with the produce so she can give me what I'm looking for. As in how ripe an avocado do I need? I am always grateful to her and her honest picks. And never am I sorry for asking! Then I usually peruse the other stalls to find what might make my recipes pop. I really like to buy local and when I do I'm always happy with the taste and freshness. This past weekend it was bananas, garlic, and a papaya form one, then some carrots and onions from another... It's actually very therapeutic and fun! If I get there early enough Hanalei usually has a bag of paia'i for me, and I can enjoy the live music he has lined up if I'm not in a rush to get home. The complete meals are super yummy. I always have to have a baked spaghetti plate! The rest of my order depends on who's with me that day or what I'm ono for on the fly. I admit I often buy enough plates to keep me and my keiki in food heaven all weekend. Such things as pastele stew with gandule rice, or shoyu chicken. My daughter loves the kalua pig and cabbage with long rice. Next weekend we are definitely going to give the Filipino food a try. And if you're in Kaneohe town on a Saturday morning before noon definitely go check it out. Parking is free and the vendors are all really friendly and helpful. But don't eat all my baked spaghetti before I get there! Lolz.

The Ben Parker Elementary School Farmer's Market is held on Saturday Mornings 8am to 12noon. Ben…read moreParker is right across the street from the Kaneohe Library and Police Station. Don't let that get you nervous tho. If you have unresolved issues with the HPD or late books at the library...no one will turn you in...LOL. There is a much larger farmer's market at the Windward Mall twice a week and another in Kailua on thursdays. The Ben Parker market is small and quiet. Mostly produce stands. So if you need low cost fresh produce this is the place to go on Saturday AM. Have you been to the Safeway Produce Dept lately? Oh Man!! Start going to the farmers market before you spend way too much money. There was a lobster tail guy there along with a couple of hot food stands. The food looked hot and freshly cooked. I didn't get to try the hot food but it looked good. Mostly, local Korean and Filipino style. None of the "name" vendors or food trucks here but like I said it looked good. "Small kine" mini Farmer's Market. Come for the produce!

Welcome to the Marketplace located in The City square in KALIHI…read more This is one spot that could get busy from morning to lunch time (lots of folks come here for their assorted * Vegetable's * Fruits * Fish * Meat's like Pork / Beef etc. * Asian food products of all sorts of marination Sauces and dipping sauce. * Asian Snacks * Cooked Filipino Desserts Parking - Lots of PARKING here they have their own private lot (But trust me it can get busy specially the parking stalls nearest to the Market place area) they do also have street meter parking available and please read the street parking signs some days are free to park. What I normally come here for is their * Filipino sausage aka Longanisa sweet and vinager flavors. * assorted Vegetables I normally buy is there Egg plant / Okra / String beans just to name a few. * Filipino dessert - TUPIG (So good) normally only one vendor always sales it and it's nice and warm. Ambiance - nothing fancy just a normally market place that sales VEGGIES, MEATS, Asian snacks etc. Posted - 10/2026

This place is pretty amazing, all kinds of private owner…read morestalls, with fresh produce meats, poultry, dry goods & more. Prices are better than a supermarket & the Market place is busy & interesting to people watch. A fun morning checking it out! Real nice

We live during strange times. When going to the grocery…read morestore can be hazardous to your health, it is helpful to have options. My choice is Fields of Aloha. Fields of Aloha provides fresh local fruits and vegetables. They are harvested on the north shore and delivered in the form of 'boxes' to certain locations on Oahu each week. In an age where supporting local is not as easy as it should be, this is a no-brainer. The box is rather large. If you have seen the 'hefty' box that papayas come in...that's what you receive...a papaya box. The box comes with about 7 to 10 pounds of local fruit and veggies. You dont get to choose your produce, you get a wondrous box of what's in season. I have had everything from dragonfruit to papayas to watermelon, to Japanese pumpkin kabocha squash, to Opo squash, and even herbs (mint and basil). There are always staples inside as well, like cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, eggplant, and potatoes (regular and sweet) and zucchini. The coolest part of the box is you get to play 'Iron Chef'. Now that you have your box, you get to come up with new and exciting dishes to make! It's so much fun! Definitely better than buying the same vegetables over and over again! There are quite a few pick up locations but I have picked up boxes at two locations, Kakaako farmers market and Niu Valley shopping center. Both locations are easy and efficient. Though, if you go to the Kakaako location, you can also stop by the farmers market to see what additional veggies and fruit they offer, because Fields of Aloha also has a stand there. The best part of Fields of Aloha is their employee, Paka. He usually handles the pick up at Niu Valley and the stand at Kakaako. Paka always greets you with a smile and he makes sure the process is easy and efficient. Ever notice how a great employee can make your day and also put you in a good mood? That's Paka. I will continue to use Fields of Aloha during and after the pandemic, because of the quality, the customer service and the ability to buy local.

The produce looks fresh, but feels like a rip off for my money. I was trying to support local but…read moreseems like they saw us as tourist and charged us way more than they should've. It was my first time at a farmers market and this turned me off.