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5/5 for convenience next to the Twin Falls entrance although the format clogged up incoming visitors. However the products themselves were underwhelming. The official sign out front said they opened from 8AM-3PM although Yelp mentioned 4PM instead. They served a variety of beverages (coffee, smoothie, and sugarcane), breads, and coconut based items. We opted for the fresh drinking coconut for $6 which was sweet and sour and very warm. Wished it was cooler. The pineapple banana Popsicle was $3 and came on a sugarcane stick. This was a horrid purchase since it was primarily ice with a bit of banana flavoring and non existent pineapple. The lady who helped us was fast and polite but even she can't save her products. Credit card was only accepted for purchases over $10 hence our coconut purchase. Only stop by if your family really wants to participate in Hawaiian inspired products but don't expect them to taste any good.
Going to see Twin Falls? Stop by the Farm Stand and grab a treat! We got a few pineapple popsicles that hit the spot in a hot afternoon, followed by some fresh coconut juice - they cut open the coconut right beside the truck! The folks operating the truck are friendly and patient and quick with your orders. Real and fresh, it was a refreshing stop before the falls. Don't forget to take a picture with the roosters!
Local farmers truck at entrance of twin falls trail. Has Hawaii local fresh juices , fruits and snacks. Sugarcane juice with ginger and lime is out of the world drink. I talked to owner too and he was so sweet to give details about sites to visit on our road to Hana drive. They accept cards too.
Great spot on the road to Hana! We ordered the coconut water and the sugarcane drink. Loved drinking from a real coconut and refreshing after the hike, however it was not as good as coconut water I've had in a can - it tasted a bit sour! I noticed though once we drank some and let it sit a while and it got more concentrated it tasted much better!! The sugarcane drink was also nice to have on a hot day but wouldn't order again because it was almost straight sugar!! Too sweet for me. Service was nice though, and there are bathrooms at the trail!!
Make sure you stop by the farm stand after finishing the hike and before you leave this RTH stop. Get the banana bread! This was probably by far my favorite banana bread on the road to Hana - definitely better than the Halfway to Hana one. Unfortunately, we couldn't get Aunty Sandy's since it was closed so Twin Falls has my win compared to all of the others that I tried - I think we tried 3-4 different ones. Twin Falls one was just so moist and had the right amount of bananas in it without it being over powering - I'm usually not a fan of banana bread. We also go the pineapple smoothie and a fresh coconut - the drinks were so refreshing after that hike on a hot day.
Cute farm stand at the entrance of the trail :) * Coconut: There are coconuts on the side for you to take your pick. Then, they'll poke a hole in it for drinking. It tasted super natural -- not too sweet! * Sugar cane with ginger: I liked this better than the coconut. It was refreshing! I just wish there was a little bit more ice because of the warm weather.
It's a fruit stand at the trail head to the falls. We always get a few snacks here... The banana bread is usually pretty tasty but very spongy, which is weird... And almost a little gummy. The drinks are good... I got an iced coffee this time and loved it. The kids always get sugarcane and freezer pops. If you're going to take the trail, it's worth it to go check out the falls and swim in the pool at the base and if you're safe enough to jump off the rocks. Don't expect us to be some cleaned up tourist spot where you get served or the bathrooms are clean... It's in the jungle at the side of the road. People fight over parking, but generally speaking it feels relatively safe.
The Twin Falls Farm Stand sits picture perfect in front of the Twin Falls hiking trail. They sell sugar cane juice, fresh fruit, acai bowls, coffee, and baked goods. One essential they don't carry is water so make sure to bring your own. After the hike, we returned to the stand and I had my very first coconut water straight from the freshly husked coconut! They recommend choosing a greener coconut as it is younger and the water will be fresher. One review mentioned restrooms, but they are actually porta potties.
Definitely arrive as early as possible. We got to enjoy the hike and waterfall alone for a bit before people started showing up. It was great swimming alone and being able to just take it in. By the time we started our way back the stream you have to cross was crowded and the parking lot was full. It's definitely worth it to wake up early and be on the road by 6am
This ish is bananas. B-A-N-A-N-A-S So happy to stop at the stand after our twin falls experience. There were all kinds of goodies to get. Fresh coconut water, straight sugar cane juice, coconut nibbles, and the star of the show (In my opinion)... BANANA BREAD. Not really a fan of nuts in banana bread (but I'll eat it anyway), so I was excited to see that it was nut free. Moist delicious banana bread. So so good. Yeah I ate the whole loaf myself. It's a little pricey for being a stand on the side of the road, but this is Hawaii.
The perfect little stand to start off or end your quick walk along the Twin Falls trail or quick swim in the waterfall area! They've got a lot of yummy snacks and drinks here. The banana smoothie was so refreshing, but my favorite was definitely the sugarcane juice. I'm sure they're very popular along the Road to Hana! A great place to begin the journey!
Maui Day 5 -Headed down the gorgeously curvy Hana Highway (w/ something like 620 curves and 59 one way bridges, it takes from 2 to 4 hours to go just 52 miles) -Stumbled upon Twin Falls (gigantic bamboo and a couple of nice swimming holes , got a wittle baby banana (possibly an apple banana ? and possibly the best I've ever had) and also a banana / pineapple popsicle on a sugarcane stick (best popsicle I've ever had?)- highly recommend) (We did ask for a Coconut to drink as everyone was getting those. They told us we were out, so the person before us got the last one, but then the person right after us ordered one and got one, so when they run out of things they replenish quickly!)
Don't rethink this one. Get the banana bread! These taste like they're made with apple bananas. The bread is not too sweet and was super fresh. I will say it is absolutely the best on the island! It was the perfect thing to have after hiking and going in the waterfall. Service was quick and friendly. There is probably going to be a line. We were here around 10:30am on a week day and it moved rather quickly. I didn't see anywhere to sit but lots of shade in the area. read more
2 years ago
5/5 for convenience next to the Twin Falls entrance although the format clogged up incoming visitors. However the products themselves were underwhelming. The official sign out front said they opened from 8AM-3PM although Yelp mentioned 4PM instead. They served a variety of beverages (coffee, smoothie, and sugarcane), breads, and coconut based items. We opted for the fresh drinking coconut for $6 which was sweet and sour and very warm. Wished it was cooler. The pineapple banana Popsicle was $3 and came on a sugarcane stick. This was a horrid purchase since it was primarily ice with a bit of banana flavoring and non existent pineapple. The lady who helped us was fast and polite but even she can't save her products. Credit card was only accepted for purchases over $10 hence our coconut purchase. Only stop by if your family really wants to participate in Hawaiian inspired products but don't expect them to taste any good. read more
Going to see Twin Falls? Stop by the Farm Stand and grab a treat! We got a few pineapple popsicles that hit the spot in a hot afternoon, followed by some fresh coconut juice - they cut open the coconut right beside the truck! The folks operating the truck are friendly and patient and quick with your orders. Real and fresh, it was a refreshing stop before the falls. Don't forget to take a picture with the roosters! read more
Local farmers truck at entrance of twin falls trail. Has Hawaii local fresh juices , fruits and snacks. Sugarcane juice with ginger and lime is out of the world drink. I talked to owner too and he was so sweet to give details about sites to visit on our road to Hana drive. They accept cards too. read more
Great spot on the road to Hana! We ordered the coconut water and the sugarcane drink. Loved drinking from a real coconut and refreshing after the hike, however it was not as good as coconut water I've had in a can - it tasted a bit sour! I noticed though once we drank some and let it sit a while and it got more concentrated it tasted much better!! The sugarcane drink was also nice to have on a hot day but wouldn't order again because it was almost straight sugar!! Too sweet for me. Service was nice though, and there are bathrooms at the trail!! read more
5 years ago
Make sure you stop by the farm stand after finishing the hike and before you leave this RTH stop. Get the banana bread! This was probably by far my favorite banana bread on the road to Hana - definitely better than the Halfway to Hana one. Unfortunately, we couldn't get Aunty Sandy's since it was closed so Twin Falls has my win compared to all of the others that I tried - I think we tried 3-4 different ones. Twin Falls one was just so moist and had the right amount of bananas in it without it being over powering - I'm usually not a fan of banana bread. We also go the pineapple smoothie and a fresh coconut - the drinks were so refreshing after that hike on a hot day. read more
Cute farm stand at the entrance of the trail :) * Coconut: There are coconuts on the side for you to take your pick. Then, they'll poke a hole in it for drinking. It tasted super natural -- not too sweet! * Sugar cane with ginger: I liked this better than the coconut. It was refreshing! I just wish there was a little bit more ice because of the warm weather. read more
It's a fruit stand at the trail head to the falls. We always get a few snacks here... The banana bread is usually pretty tasty but very spongy, which is weird... And almost a little gummy. The drinks are good... I got an iced coffee this time and loved it. The kids always get sugarcane and freezer pops. If you're going to take the trail, it's worth it to go check out the falls and swim in the pool at the base and if you're safe enough to jump off the rocks. Don't expect us to be some cleaned up tourist spot where you get served or the bathrooms are clean... It's in the jungle at the side of the road. People fight over parking, but generally speaking it feels relatively safe. read more
The Twin Falls Farm Stand sits picture perfect in front of the Twin Falls hiking trail. They sell sugar cane juice, fresh fruit, acai bowls, coffee, and baked goods. One essential they don't carry is water so make sure to bring your own. After the hike, we returned to the stand and I had my very first coconut water straight from the freshly husked coconut! They recommend choosing a greener coconut as it is younger and the water will be fresher. One review mentioned restrooms, but they are actually porta potties. read more
7 years ago
4 years ago
Definitely arrive as early as possible. We got to enjoy the hike and waterfall alone for a bit before people started showing up. It was great swimming alone and being able to just take it in. By the time we started our way back the stream you have to cross was crowded and the parking lot was full. It's definitely worth it to wake up early and be on the road by 6am read more
5 years ago
This ish is bananas. B-A-N-A-N-A-S So happy to stop at the stand after our twin falls experience. There were all kinds of goodies to get. Fresh coconut water, straight sugar cane juice, coconut nibbles, and the star of the show (In my opinion)... BANANA BREAD. Not really a fan of nuts in banana bread (but I'll eat it anyway), so I was excited to see that it was nut free. Moist delicious banana bread. So so good. Yeah I ate the whole loaf myself. It's a little pricey for being a stand on the side of the road, but this is Hawaii. read more
The perfect little stand to start off or end your quick walk along the Twin Falls trail or quick swim in the waterfall area! They've got a lot of yummy snacks and drinks here. The banana smoothie was so refreshing, but my favorite was definitely the sugarcane juice. I'm sure they're very popular along the Road to Hana! A great place to begin the journey! read more
7 years ago
Maui Day 5 -Headed down the gorgeously curvy Hana Highway (w/ something like 620 curves and 59 one way bridges, it takes from 2 to 4 hours to go just 52 miles) -Stumbled upon Twin Falls (gigantic bamboo and a couple of nice swimming holes , got a wittle baby banana (possibly an apple banana ? and possibly the best I've ever had) and also a banana / pineapple popsicle on a sugarcane stick (best popsicle I've ever had?)- highly recommend) (We did ask for a Coconut to drink as everyone was getting those. They told us we were out, so the person before us got the last one, but then the person right after us ordered one and got one, so when they run out of things they replenish quickly!) read more
7 years ago
Cute little setup here! Iced coffee was pretty watered down but the banana bread was amazing and my kiddo loved his pineapple smoothie. read more
Located just at the entrance of the Twin Falls hike, this little truck serves aloha snacks to refuel your body after the hike. I would recommend grabbing a snack here AFTER the hike as opposed to before. They have a great selection of fresh cut fruit, some home-made coconut candies, delicious banana bread and a small assortment of fruit and coffee beverages. I love that they serve Maui Gold pineapple. It was some of the most sweet and juicy I had on the island. read more
5 years ago
3 years ago
After finishing our "hike" we stopped at this fruit stand to get something to drink/eat. We had: - FRESH PINEAPPLE http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/twin-falls-fruit-stand-haiku-2?select=jW1AxeISbrsyTVfJRrKLGA#uWxo61pAnpQq4hdxBMFYxQ $5 - the lady cuts em up for you and puts em in a zip lock bag.. 'twas not sweet AT ALL.. boo~ - BANANA BREAD $5 - uhm.. it was very.. dry.. we just took it back to our condo.. and I made a banana bread a la mode w/ mac nut ice cream and fresh banana slices we got at the local market.. THAT was yummy.. but the banana bread alone.. nuh uh.. - COCONUT "drinking coconut" http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/twin-falls-fruit-stand-haiku-2?select=jW1AxeISbrsyTVfJRrKLGA#1F-tycDjoYkLAYJmz5JYkw $5 - pick your own coconut (in front of the stand) and hand it to her.. she will crack it open and put straws in em for ya.. refreshing~ :] menu: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/twin-falls-fruit-stand-haiku-2?select=jW1AxeISbrsyTVfJRrKLGA#n8jb4onnuzaa7Ho5sHbMOw *there are samples of coconut chips and coconut candies if you're interested in those.. MmMmm... *burp* read more
10 years ago
Fresh made cane juice with ginger, tropical fruit smoothies. Banana bread. Coconuts for drinking. All the tropical flavors you expect when living like a local on the north shore. Parking here is a little nutty on hot summer days or holidays so be careful when driving by. There can be lineups so be patient. read more
7 years ago
Not fancy, but refreshing and convenient. Love and appreciate that these good folks keep their private land open for us haoles to visit this gorgeous waterfall. I've seen it in two seasons so far and it was vastly different each time so worth a repeat stop. And do please leave a donation to help offset the costs of maintaining the park. Mahalo read more
This fruit stand sits at the Twin Falls trail head at mile marker #2 on the road to Hana. They offer fresh squeezed sugar cane juice, pineapples, bananas, coconut milk and meat, and several other treats. I had the fresh squeezed sugar cane juice. You actually pick your cane and they run it through the squeezer to extract the juice. The final result is a refreshing sweet treat with no high fructose syrup :) The folks here were extremely friendly. I highly recommend this stop along your journey on the road to Hana. read more
A lot of reviews say this is the perfect way to start your Twin Falls hike, but I thought it was the perfect way to end it. We parked at the parking lot in front of the stand; our research said this was the safest option since it's usually busy. Since we were in between lodging and literally had all of our luggage in the car, this worked out well for us. There was plenty of parking when we arrived around 8am, but the lot was almost full when we ended around 10am. We did our hike and swam in the waterfall. Once we were done and parched, we decided head to the stand. You get to choose your coconut ($6) so we got one along with a sugar cane juice which was a random last minute decision based on some Yelp reviews. Both were so worth it! The sugar cane juice is freshly made in the truck, and was the perfect amount of sweetness and hydration. My boyfriend really enjoyed it too. The coconut was fun and if you hang around and finish drinking it there, you can have them machete it open so that you can enjoy the insides. Another reason I think it's better to stop by after your hike is because you can dispose of your trash properly, we saw so many thrown away coconuts with straws all over the trail! The candy samples were tasty but we ended up passing on them. There's a ton of fruit and banana bread too. Definitely recommend as part of your Road to Hana adventure! read more
7 years ago
12 years ago
One of the cleaner fruit stands on the Road to Hana, this stand is a simple trailer with fresh-off-the-farm fruits including coconut, and passion fruit. We ordered a coconut for water, and the attendant offered us some coconut for eating to try. We also grabbed a few passion fruits and gobbled them up there as well. I picked up some dried coconut candy as a souvenir. This is a good spot to stop, mainly because it's in front if the entrance to three falls ( at least one of which you can swim in). Also the farm is reputable, as Mr. Pineapple ( the island's airport fruit pack-and-ship go-to) recommends and orders from this farm as well. This is the last "nice" fruit stand on the Road to Hana for about 2.5 hours. Stop and grab a bite! read more
7 years ago
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8 years ago
Very fresh and delicious smoothie bowls. You are definitely going to enjoy this if you're addicted to fresh smoothies in the morning. Their banana bread is also pretty good. Was hot and fresh, they bake these daily. If you're at Twin Falls, don't be hesitant. Check these guys out! read more
9 years ago
17 years ago
Twin Falls Farm Stand is a must stop on your way to Hana. Not only can you buy fresh pineapple chunks and fresh-pressed sugarcane juice, but they make killer pineapple/banana smoothies. Once satiated, head past the stand to the trail head and take a 20 minute hike to a waterfall/lagoon and enjoy a swim. Bring a towel and get there early. read more
16 years ago
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