Pearlridge Farmers Market

“This was one of the best local farmers’ markets I have ever been to. There is such a wide variety of products for sale. Fruits, vegetables, pickled veggies, fresh baked bread, desserts, smoothies, tacos, burritos, jams and jellies, health shots, you name it! We got to try a bunch of samples amongst the vendors and purchased a variety of items. We especially loved the jellies and jams at the Akaka Falls stall and the pumpkin dessert from one of the baked good vendors. Take some time to stop in here in your vacation to Oahu!”

“Immerse yourself in the warmth of camaraderie at this vibrant farmers market, where both friendly vendors and customers create a welcoming atmosphere. The fusion of delightful music and delectable food forms a symphony for the senses. Find serenity under the tent, savoring your meal, sipping tea, and being serenaded by enchanting Hawaiian tunes—all while forging connections and making new friends. It may be small, but this market pulses with life, making it our favorite weekend retreat.”

“A hidden farmers market next to the Sears building. Were enjoying the famous Puchies shave ice they use juice purees in there syrups freshly made. Very unique coconut cream toppings Wow! Once they sell out there done for the day. 8 - 12AM sat.”

“Love this place. Plenty of free shaded parking. Wonderful diversity of vendors, excellent live music, plenty of chairs and picnic tables to enjoy snacks and even a craft area for kids. This is our regular Saturday morning spot!”

“Very tasty market with a wide range of items. Everything from freeze dried cheesecake, smoothies, banh mi sandwiches, milk bread and coffee. There was also a good selection of fresh veggies.”

“Stopped here to get fresh fruit and other items. Very pleasant place. Everything we bought was good. Loved shopping from locals/farmers.”

“Still manage to make the trek on Saturday mornings to get my fill of bread and green drink. Located on the top of Pearlridge where you enter from Moanalua road. Plenty of parking, vendors and less of a crazy crowd. Opens at 8am so try to get there at that time since I’ve heard they can’t sell to you write that.”

“Not a real farmers market as most vendors don’t sell the products they grow. Breakfast burrito spot was super disappointing. They should call it tater tot burrito instead. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend.”