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Coconut Marketplace Farmers Market

Coconut Marketplace Farmers Market

3.8(6 reviews)
0.3 mi

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.

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Coconut Marketplace Farmers Market
Coconut Marketplace Farmers Market
Coconut Marketplace Farmers Market

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Wild Kauai Chocolate

Wild Kauai Chocolate

4.9(70 reviews)
0.1 mi

My wife had been wanting to make her own chocolate bar for years and I was primarily interested in…read morethe process every time we come to Kauai. Well, we finally pulled the trigger on it and did the experience...and it was well worth it. Lance, the owner and instructor was fantastic. With only 8 spots available, you have to book this as soon as it is available. The shop is only 300 sq. Ft. So any more people would be too much and the set up was perfect. It is amazing this small space produces the chocolate! The overall lesson is great because he takes you from bean to chocolate. This is not tree to chocolate because he doesn't have the trees nor does he have the pods and that part of the collection process (however, Lance, if you or your wife are reading this, it might be a great future endeavor to have an option to work with one of your partners and add on the collection tour before!). While he doesn't have the collection process, Lance does an excellent job speaking to the process once beans are collected. From there, the chocolate making and tasting process is thoroughly explained and you are part of it. Finally, making your chocolate is a lot of fun and there are roughly 30 ingredients you can use for your 2 bars. I personally made: an Indian spice flavor chocolate for half a bar, coconut sea salt for second half, matcha coconut sea salt for 3rd half, and coffee bean sea salt for last). Bring your creativity! Thank you Lance for this fantastic experience.

Fantastic experience! Very fun and we learned so much from Lance! Plus...chocolate! Highly…read morerecommend!

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Wild Kauai Chocolate - Finished Santas.

Finished Santas.

Wild Kauai Chocolate - Your host Lance demonstrates his separator.

Your host Lance demonstrates his separator.

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Hukilau Lanai - Open air Lanai portion of dining room

Hukilau Lanai

4.5(2.7k reviews)
0.4 mi
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My hubby and I are foodies, and this was one of the best restaurants and foods we ate on the…read moreisland. Made reservations the night before for a weekday, which was relatively easy to get. I'm sure on weekends would be harder. Food was delicious! Hubs and I both got fish dishes for the evening and it was on point. Fresh and flavorful. They also have their own freshly baked focaccia bread (free!) with olive oil and vinegar. And wow !! We needed another helping of it because it was so good. We ordered off the keiki (kids) menu for our 3yo and I tried some of her pasta Alfredo sauce... I was impressed. Al dente and very flavorful. Came with fresh (and very sweet) pineapples and scoop of ice cream! She loved it. Service was great! Fast and attentive. Ambiance is nice, no need for formal clothes but you can dress up if you'd want!

It's been a few years since I've been back home and I wanted to take my partner to experience where…read moreI was raised and enjoy Kauai! We decided to celebrate our 5 year anniversary yesterday here at Hukilau Lanai. We are both extremely big foodies and had high expectations based on the reviews (and price). We specifically came here for the fish dishes that use local fish. I never had the chance to eat here before so this review is solely based on my experience yesterday. Poke nachos ($23): 7/10, solid nothing special Soup of the day, Fisherman's Jalapeño corn chowder ($5): 6.5/10, also decently solid but nothing special. The little kick of spice was nice. Hukilau mixed grill ($49): 7/10, the sauce was delicious and trying the various fish was fun. Fish were cooked well and not too dry. The one on the far right was my favorite. Nairabi ($48): 6/10, the crust was excellent but I did not like the pumpkin curry sauce. The marlin actually tasted better when I mixed it with the sauce of the mixed grill. Mashed potatoes were decent. Marlin was a tad bit dry but not sure if that's how it's supposed to be. Coconut cheesecake ($14.5): 9/10, I LOVE COCONUT! Delicious dessert, portion was a lil small tho Lava cake ($18): 3/10, very okayy I personally did not like it especially the outside chocolate cake part tasted off We were seated in a spot on the lanai to the side which was beautiful and peaceful. The service was great, we were constantly being checked up on which was nice. Our server was welcoming and kind. I liked that they give a vase of water so you can pour yourself since we drink a lot of water. Would we come again? No. Although service was great and the fish was decent it was still quite lackluster taste wise especially when compared to the price point. There was a lot of flavors going on with the dishes that felt distracting to me that didn't truly bring out the taste of the fish. Sauce is the most important part of fish dishes. I also don't know if it might've been the food but my partner had a stomach ache afterwards. We also gave our fish leftovers to my brother and it hurt his stomach too lol I was fine though so not sure from what.

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Hukilau Lanai - 5-6 Fresh local island fish offered nightly

5-6 Fresh local island fish offered nightly

Hukilau Lanai - Opah  Photo Credit: Kerry Cooper

Opah Photo Credit: Kerry Cooper

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Wailua Granola - gourmet - Updated October 2026

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