Waikiki Farmers Market

“Lots of local fruits, vegetables, nuts. Very colorful and fun to walk through. Some really cute locally made arts and crafts, some also not made locally, clearly stated on the bottom (items that are more for touristy gifts), also very cute. Just be mindful if looking for something truly made local. Located on the ground level of the Hyatt Regency. We happen to be walking through as the Pearl Harbor parade was passing by outside, which was also incredible to watch.”

“Nice to buy local and from small businesses. Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, and Asian desserts such as coconut sticky rice with mango. Very convenient for tourists in Waikiki. I bought quite a bit during my stay, so was well stocked for breakfast and healthy snacks”

“Love coming to this farmer’s market! Lots of fresh fruits (papaya, lychee, longan, mango to name a few), desserts (breads, malasadas), and handmade items — jewelry, purses, pens/pencils.”

“Nice little farmers market. We got to try many new food and fruit items which are not available in Seattle- rambutan, coconut tapioca, green papaya salad, avacado rolls.”

“Located on the ground level of Hyatt. There wasn't very many shops but good variety. There were pastry shops ( Masada for $2), fruit shops, jerky, and a couple Artisan shop. You can walk through the whole thing in 15 minutes. It is a good quick stop before dinner.”

“This Farmers market was once a week on Thursdays before COVID. Those were hard times in Hawaii, NOW for the bounce back. It's now open on Monday & Wednesdays with many local artists and food vendors. This is a MUST visit for locals and tourists alike.”

“Nice farmer's market in Waikiki centre. Good place to get some souvenirs or food. Only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays night!”

“They carry different types of fruits each time. Spring rolls are great. "Farmers market" was a little misleading. It's just a single vendor and not a so-called farmers market where many vendors attend.”