Such a hidden treasure! Don't mind spending more for fresh local food! Their gluten free bread is…read morethick and amazing! Will be back!

Exceptional service from two sweet young gals. Food and coffee were both excellent! The chai and…read moresourdough pancakes were standouts but everything was delicious. Definitely stop in, well worth it

Today, since we had a large breakfast, our lunch was 2 scoops of delicious ice cream. My wife had…read morecherry jubilee and double chocolate and I had mango cream and passion fruit cheesecake. What a nice creamy treat for lunch. Outstanding service in a cute small store with a few tables. They also had some other food and drinks available and some artwork for sale.

The owners are so nice and there is beautiful artwork they support pieces inside! One thing I love…read moreabout them is they don't compete they support local business by them! They will tell you where you can get what you are looking for and I loved how nice they're to the families that come in showing patience and aloha! I will be back! The ice cream so yummy and they have so many types choice from! Also I believe they have non ice cream types as well for those who cannot have dairy! God bless this business

Aliesa is an extremely skilled baker. She creates all her creations with love and care…read more I recently had the opportunity to try her "Tiramac" at the Hilo night market, and it was honestly one of the best desserts I've had. The tiramisu flavor was nailed on the spot, and the dessert itself is not overly sweet. Using macarons as the base is an innovative idea that works extremely well for this dessert. If you have the opportunity to check her out at the Hilo night market, you should! She also makes macarons and crème brûlées, and I look forward to trying those down the road.

Can't wait to give this spot a try because I love macarons. A more detailed review is to come…read moreshortly after an official visit and order

Fresh new eatery in the Puna Kai shopping center with ono freshly made food , art and plenty of…read moreAloha spirit!. The vibe here is super chill with counter seating and comfy 1/2 booth seating. and local art for sale on the walls. Staff is wonderful! Attentive and full of Aloha spirit. Food is onolicious and made freseakfast, the Biscuits & Gravy and the Loco Moco are hands-down crowd favorites. The Eggs Benedict is another winner. They've got lunch and dinner options too, so it's not just a breakfast spot. But the bakery is what seals the deal -- pastries, fresh-baked goods, and their $5 loaves of wheat or white bread are a must-try. Hard to beat that kind of value and freshness in Puna. Hours are clutch too: 7 AM - 8 PM daily (closed Mondays). Reliable, tasty, and plenty aloha spirit -- exactly what Puna needed.

Terrible food is why this place closed. Owner was so proud of the hollendaise sauce recipe she…read moremade. The worst I've ever had. The potatoes were terrible.

We make it a mission to stop into local grocery stores when we travel and we were really impressed…read morewith this one. We were very impressed with the Poke and hot food offerings, all of it looked so good but my wife settled on the fish bento box. She said it was the best fish she's had in our entire trip and her only regret was she didn't get two! I was a fan of the cool wall mural as well, 10/10 would recommend.

Just down the road a bit is this market, the even has a bar with Togo howlers, they call them…read moregrowler but that is 64 oz vs. 32 for the howler. The beer menu changes so this time no stout beers, the darkest was modelo negro, several local breweries. And one sour. But you can take draft beer home. Poke selection is nice at the deli section, the hot foods and sushi is very tasty. The baked good are definitely worth it. Ube cake!!! The salt and vinegar chicharon for $10 is amazing. Fried chicken skins seems to still have feathers attached. Great customer service.

Absolutely perfect if you want to eat healthy and very good tasting food. Highly recommend it!read more

Small but cute well stocked market. It's hard to believe that a store this small world carry…read moreeverything you need and none of what you don't. Service is friendly and helpful as well

Arrived around 7:50 am on Sunday and had no issues parking ($2 well worth it). The variety of…read moreMaku'u Farmers market is unmatched- gorgeous fruit stands, lots of prepared food stands. The papaya salad was so fresh and at ($9) for a whole quart so affordable and easy to share with friends. The papaya stand was my favorite one as she makes the salad fresh in front of you. The purple tapioca potato pudding was so dense and interesting, really rich and lovely to try. I was also blown away by the macadamia nut croissant ($6), the croissant itself was fine, flaky and well baked, but the macadamia nut butter frangipane filling for the croissant stole the show. It was so decadent and sweet I savored every bite of the croissant! The marinated goat cheeses from the goat cheese stand were the most delicious goat cheese I've had in my life. Super creamy, luscious, silky and with interesting flavors. I grabbed two spicy goat cheeses I was so obsessed. There is so much to see eat and try! Happy I got to experience the Maku'u Farmers Market

Maku'u Farmer's Market only operates on Sundays so its a great place to stop by especially when a…read morelot of establishments have limited hours or closed for the day. This is a newer Farmer's market and popular with locals compared to the Downtown Hilo Farmer's Market located at oceanfront. Remember to bring $2 cash for parking and come early because by noon, the lot seemed to be filling up fast and many cars were lining up on the freeway to enter.

Just realized I didn't take any pictures. Sad! Well let me paint one for you…read more If you're missing your fancy big city food then this is the place to come. While they appear to be a casual, local, hippy establishment (and they are). The food and wait is worth every penny, (and pennies are more valuable now). You will hear live music when you approach building. It's bright and colorful, open air and you can feel your inner artist being inspired. The place is packed but you find a seat and listen to the laughter, singing, and sizzles from the kitchen. It's small and bundles of fruit seam to just be around everywhere. Your server gives you a menu and you think. "Oh wow! That's a bit pricy." But you're all in. Considering this place is proud of its farm to table reputation. Yes, nothing goes to waist here and it as fresh as you can possibly get. So you order and wait. And you wait, and you wait. Finally the plate arrives and it's beautiful. A paradise of fruit, veggie filled omelet and some things you're not sure if you can eat them or if it's just decoration. (You can eat them) Have you ever heard of a cranberry hibiscus? I'm not a fan of salsa with my eggs but they make their own from scratch and they also sell it. So I have to at least try it. "What is in this! Magic?" Before you know it a whole days life experience has just happened. There were ups, there were downs, and surprises. Not just from the food but the whole surroundings. Let's just say nothing was left on the plate and I have stories to tell. Our server was the sweetest older lady who you can tell just loved her job and people. In fact all the workers were just rays of sunshine and smiles. Did I just have breakfast or walk into a magical world where time stood still and surrounded me in song and colors. I swear I don't do substances, it's just that good.

Fresh fruits are served with your meal. I have ordered pancakes and their homemade tropical syrups…read moreare so delicious! Highly recommend