AWESOME smoothies! Unfamiliar fruits to purchase. Great service from each person who has helped us…read moreat the stand. Overall a great place to enjoy some down time and the flavors of the island!

Good fruit, but pricy - they prefer to sell it cut in plastic tubs rather than whole.read more

Nice farmers market. Homemade jam and preserves are fantastic. All local grown tropical fruit and…read moremade by his wife every day. Taking home 4 jars!

Lots of good fresh fruit and veggies from locals. Good papayas, mangos and apple bananasread more

Excellent quality supplement and vitamin selection. They also have a great selection of organic…read morefruits, veggies, and other grocery supplies. I was shocked at how large the building is once you get inside and how well stocked it was with absolutely everything a Whole Foods or natural grocers would have.

Such a fun little grocery store -- tons of cute, unique stuff and super easy to get lost in. Love…read moretheir local products, and when they have fresh local mangoes, don't even think twice, and don't look at the price tag, grab them!

Ignore the 1star review from Heidi- they misunderstood google and thats their only reason for a 1…read morestar review - lame! Anyways, Lanipo Farm is def still in business, for 15 years now! Sells at community markets, street-front farmstand & direct by appt/advance order. Just doesnt do random farm visits or tours...

I don't think this farm is still in business. Google business said it would be open for a farmer's…read moremarket, but it was not. There's a chocolate farm nearby, though - Lydgate Farms.

Aloha , I was in Kauai near the airport. It was very easy to get to Aloha. Good selection of…read moreflowers for my honey

We made a stop here on our way up to Princeville from the Airport. This place was kind of dead…read morewhen we got there with only 1 couple just finishing up their drink. They have smoothies, juices, pizzas and snacks all rolled up in to one place. There are some fresh fruits in the fridge, but we were here for their smoothies. They use fresh fruits with no added sugar or sweetner. They let the fruit do the heavy lifting. Overall, I thought it was good. Though, I would have liked to have some honey for that touch of sweetness.

The handmade mango ice cream was the perfect end to our huli huli chicken lunch. The ice cream is…read moremade with extra ripe fruit (mango in our case), coconut milk and salt. No additional sugar, and it doesn't need it! All fruit is locally sourced from her family's trees so ice creams are made with the best seasonal fruits. So refreshing! I can't wait to come back and try her vanilla bean and coconut/cacao ice creams. Shop her bagged snacks, herbed olive oils and vintage jewelry while you wait.

Loved the food, hospitality, and cocktails. Gay welcoming, local vibe, excellent chef!!! They…read moreabsolutely make in house or source locally. Lots of care in everything they do. Not a table restaurant, more as the name describes. A bar/deli with bar seating and high tops. Worth every penny.

Woman-owned. Delicious food. Creative cocktails. Reasonable prices. Great location. Perfect for…read morecouples- they have lots of of two-top tables plus bar seating. Only one four-top table. The best salad I've ever had? Quite possibly. Grab yourself the rainbow salad. I added marlin. Phenomenal flavors, colors, ingredients. You must try this place.

We came here for the farmers market. It was on a Tuesday and we had come in the morning. This…read morefarmer market is mostly all produce and fruit. It wasn't that big and parking was not a problem since they have regular parking for the strip mall. Walking through the aisles and looking at the different people that brought their produce to sell was very fun. I started seeing a different kind of pineapple. These pineapples are white and inside and you can eat the entire pineapple. The core is soft and not hard and it is edible. The prices for these are a lot more than a regular pineapples. I noticed that it was different prices for different sizes of pineapple. They were selling them for 16 and $20 per pineapple. My wife thought that she saw these pineapples at Costco so we waited and didn't buy one. To find out that Costco doesn't sell these and the produce guy was laughing and he said wish that we could sell them since they're good. So we will have to go back to one of the farmers market to get one of these pineapples to try. It was so nice to see all the vendors here at the farmers market. They had lots of fruit and a lot of them look so pretty and fresh. We will have to come back and purchase some next time.

Sold us rotten papayas--check your fruit before leaving…read more We visited the farmers market on Tuesday afternoon and bought papayas from a vendor located toward the middle, on the left side. He offered us a sample of ripe papaya, and we asked to purchase one. Instead, he quickly placed three papayas into a bag and told us it was a better deal. Because we were managing two children, we felt rushed and did not inspect each one before leaving. When we returned to our hotel, all three papayas were badly rotten, smelled terrible, and were completely inedible. Based on how quickly the vendor selected and bagged the fruit himself, this did not feel like an innocent mistake. Please inspect every piece of fruit carefully, choose it yourself, and do not allow anyone to rush you into buying more than you requested. We were extremely disappointed and wanted to warn other shoppers.

10/17/22 was really tempted to buy these rambutan…read more... Located across from Kealia Beach, this FM only had 4 vendors, one of which was a masseur. I get really excited about the huge mangoes, avocados & sugar cane tubers. My eyes are bigger than my stomach so I have to refrain from buying too much--we might not get to eat all of it before we left for the mainland. I love the taste of apple bananas so I bought about 6 of them (they're pretty small) & some okra. I've got a few more FM to visit this week. I'm always curious about what fruits & vegetables are in season this side of the pond.

Purchase fresh cut mangos and sourdough bread. The bread hard and did not taste fresh. Mangos were…read moreripened and delicious and juicy.

Local market with a lot of cheap produce and better prices than Princeville or hanalei grocery…read morestores. If you are on the island do not hesitate to come here! No kamaaina or maikai discounts but the prices were the best we've seen (besides Cotsco). Nothing fancy here but the value is unbeatable and the people are friendly.

We stopped here by since it was closer to where we were staying. Even though this was our third…read moretrip to the island, it was our first time visiting Big Save. The Filipino section was a pleasant surprise! We picked up some longanisa and tocino for breakfast, plus a few snacks to take back. We'll definitely be stopping in again on our next trip.