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Celine Mon Google

a year ago

This farmers market was close to our hotel, open on Sunday from 8a-2p. It is a fairly small market. There was a stand selling pastries that were all gluten free. We ordered the croissant, the coconut swirl, the custard bun, and the spinach and cheese. They are the best GF pastries I have had! They were fluffy, not dry and tasted like normal pastries (recently diagnosed celiac). The pastries are also nut-free and some are even dairy-free. I’d love to know the name of this stand as I didn’t see any signs on their tent. Highly recommend and they were very reasonably priced. The arepas from the Guaiqueri are also GF. The Reina arepa is chicken and avocado. It had a lot of meat and was very filling. There is one large produce stand. They were reselling some items but we were very happy with our Driscoll’s blackberries as they were big, sweet, and decently priced, at least compared to what we have to pay back home. Worth checking out this market if you are in the area!

wordtripperon Google

2 years ago

My favorite market! Every vendor is kind & personable, especially the Aloha Shellery jeweler, the espresso coffee stand owner, the vintage & recycled clothing booths. Find original artwork; tangy, incredibly delicious lilikoi butter and other jarred delicacies; plus a fresh vegetable stand. Only wish there were a few more farm produce stands.

Ngoc Huaon Google

a year ago

This is not gluten-free I bought 3 pastries this morning turned out after 1 bite. I got so sick. My reactions ••• hives, threw up and my airway close. Please don’t tell customers gluten-free if it’s not. You can kill people for this 🙏🏼 Anything with WHEAT flour ( not gluten-free)

Megan Won Google

a year ago

Everybody is very friendly and very knowledgeable. It's very much a community of locals that support each other. I highly recommend coming to the market and try authentic Hawiaan foods.

Gabriella Rochaon Google

a year ago

I was hoping they would have more vendors but options are pretty limited, specially if you’re looking for food. We went on Mother’s Day around 10 am so I’m unsure if that could’ve affected vendors availability, there were only about 10 booths. I was primarily looking for vegetables/food vendors and there was only one produce tent, a popsicle tent and a cookie vendor. Everything else was primarily clothing, jewelry and crafts. I paid $10 for one box of pineapples, which was delicious but wouldn’t have gotten it if I knew the price before getting to the register. If you’re around the area it might be worth checking it out but I wouldn’t recommend driving over just for this market