KailuaTown Farmers Market

We happened upon the farmers market on Sunday in Kailua by chance, driving to the beach. The market has a ton of helpful parking assistants, which was great because it was crowded. The market had a small town vibe. Vendors were aloha friendly. Prices were great. Most of the vendors were selling various ethnic foods or beverages. All the food smelled good and we tried smoothies, egg rolls and sandwiches. My granddaughter did a spin art project. There were several booths offering produce and we picked up beautiful fresh okra and beautiful mushrooms. Other booths were selling art, plants and other goods. The market was a perfect way to spend the morning. There is a restroom facility and dedicated parking lot. I'll be back.

This outdoor farmers market is a cool little spot on the way into Kailua town. The day we went and ended up pouring, which wasn't too bad because it was scattered showers. However there's not much in the terms of coverage unless you're underneath a vendor tent. Make sure to check out the weather before you go.We found parking in the lot right next to the market. But I noticed that people were also parking on the street and in the church next-door. They had a few tables set up for people to sit down and eat however, I noticed a lot of people were standing or sitting on the grass to enjoy their food. There was a mix of vendors like food, fresh produce, home goods, and clothes. They also have portable bathrooms here if you need to use the restroom.

Wonderful farmers market with a wide variety of ethnic food and local island creations.The Aloha feel from the venders here make you feel welcome.The colorful arrangements of fruit, flowers and artwork make the ambiance feel of a wonderful local vibe.

Great experience here a couple Sundays ago! We arrived via rideshare car so we didn't have to park, but it was bustling already by 9am, so definitely be prepared for that. There were plenty of vendors selling produce, coffee, honey, baked goods, and sweet and savory food from a variety of food cultures (Japanese, Hawaiian, Chinese, German, Mexican, Turkish, fusion and more that I cannot even recall!). Others were selling art, flowers, and health products as well. Vendors were very friendly and approachable even though we weren't local. Special shout outs to Sugah Papi farms for the giant fruit bowl that we took with us to the beach - very delicious and fresh!!! :)

Cute little town market, some good food choices to come eat a great breakfast. Coffee trailer was super cute with great coffee. Fresh juice truck looked awesome and everyone seemed to be enjoying it. Great fresh fruit options, some good veggie choices as well. Now for my favs: -Akaka falls jams, butters and honeys. Stop, and try! It is hard to only pick Al couple. This time I went home with 4. -I kimchi. Some of the best I have tried here. And my kids loved it too. - spicy Ninja Sauce if you like to add some spice or heat to your food these are must and so good. - hawaii vanilla plantation I mean yummy . Sourdough blueberry banana bread, and oh so much more, you can also preorder through Insta to make sure they have what you want, which we will be doing so we can get a large sourdough everything seasoning loaf. I can hardly wait. Every vendor was so nice and really took their time to talk and connect. What a wonderful experience.

This is now Next to Adventist Health Castle Hospital!!One on my favorite Farmers Market is the Kailua Town used to be in the lot next to Pali Lanes though due to its closure they were forced to find a new home so currently it's at the lot right beside Castle Hospital ( 640 Ulukahiki St) and I only this out recently...gah!To have just the various crafters doing its own unique thing makes it such a paradise to browse around with the Ko'olau Range in the back is just an absolute stunning view as I sip on my Rise and Grind coffee (Pumpkin Crunch...yum!) combined is such a calming vibe everything else was just a blur...until I hear a friend calling me took me by surprise as I haven't seen her in awhile!This market run by Farmlovers provides lots of free parking even a back up lot for any overflows, small seating area to enjoy your finds, this market is one not to be missed and enjoyed to support local!Thank you!

Small farmers market with food and fresh veg stalls. Incredibly small parking lot. Come early for easier parking.

This is my favorite farmers market in the whole United States! It's not big so you won't get overwhelmed by it. But it's very lively and offers many different goodies at reasonable prices (for Hawaii standard). I also love that many vendors offer refill options at a much cheaper price for the same product. The tomato price there is one of the cheapest ones in town at $3/lb, most supermarkets are selling at $3+. I Heart Kimchi store has super delish and fresh kimchi. They have vegan kimchi and it still tastes good. Highly recommend!The Thai food vendor also carries vegan options. The prices were very affordable. But make sure to get there early otherwise the vegan items will be gone.If you haven't had Kava drinks, stop by to try some samples. I love it and they also sell small-size kava drinks.Lastly, I also had a jar of superfood smoothies from OMA'O MAN. For $11 it even comes with a 32oz mason jar. It has kale, baby spinach, romaine, baby bok choy, mint, mango, and banana. It tastes way better than the green smoothie I made at home. And the mason jar is the highlight of the whole experience IMO.

On sundays the farmers market is located by Kailua Cinema. There's lots of parking but be sure to not park in spots reserved for the other businesses. Unfortunately, we didn't look at the weather before coming and we rushed through the market because it was pouring rain. Lots of great food options. Will come back soon, but will be sure to check the weather beforehand.

Had great food and some Kava while we were there. It was a pleasant experience for the whole family. I bought some honey and some hand made jewelry for the wife.