Top Things to do in Hawaii
10 Food & Drink in Hawaii That You Shouldn't Miss
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Restaurants in Hawaii
1. Beer Lab HI
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Beer Lab HI is an onsite brewery and tasting room. We believe in constant experimentation, small batch brews, and providing customers with a unique experience with every visit.
2. Kamuela Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Located in beautiful Waimea town open Saturdays from 7 to noon. offering the big islands best produce and tasty treats along side live local music. Go on and giddy up to the Kamuela Farmers Market!
Reviewed By Amanda_B109 - Edmonton, Canada
Really enjoyed driving up here on Saturday morning. The market is quite small, but has a cool selection of coffee, fresh cheese, handmade bags and food. We had a delicious crepe with shrimp, avocado and artichokes. Yum! Also drove up into the beautiful hills, and walked around the cute town. Hit this on our way to the Wailaia Lookout, which was awesome.
3. Ola Brew
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By McMidgy - Deerfield, United States
Loved this place. Go get lunch at Broke Da Mouth and then take the two-minute drive to Ola and spend the afternoon here. We tried almost everything on the menu. Our favorites were the vanilla porter, Hawaiian strong ale, and the white pineapple cider. Blake, our bartender, was such a fun friend to make for the day. We just sat around for 3-4 hours, read a bit, and kept having little tasters of this and that. Perfect place for low-key drinks.
4. Greenwell Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,303 reviews
We are proud to bring coffee lovers around the world the finest 100% Kona Coffee. Conveniently located along the Mamalahoa Highway, enjoy a complimentary guided tour or book a private tour and tasting to experience the coffee growing process from seed to cup, learn about the farm’s rich heritage since 1850, explore acres of coffee fields, take in the stunning ocean views, and of course, taste our award-winning coffee! Come discover why we were voted the #1 Best Hawaii Farm Tour in Hawaii Magazine's Readers Choice Awards.
5. Kaneohe Farmers Market Sunday Morning
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
6. Hilo Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,031 reviews
MARKET HOURS: Big Market Days * RECOMMENDED DAY TO VISIT AND SHOP WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 6:00 am - 4:00 pm. Over 200 Vendors of Local Farmers, Retailers, Food Trucks, Restaurants, Artisans and Crafters. Small Market Days Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Friday and Sunday 7:00 am - 4:00 pm. 20 to 30 Vendors. Local Farmers, Retailers, Food Trucks, Restaurants, Artisans and Crafters. *The Hilo Farmers Market is a Must-See Experience on the Big Island. A Local Favorite Food Hub, Selling Tropical Flowers, Orchids and Plants. Specialty Hawaiian Items from Honey Producers, Coffee Growers, and other Food Product Developers. Local Favorite Dishes such as Poke Bowls, Ice Shave, Loco Mocos and More! The Islands Largest Weekly Collection of Artisans, Crafters and Retailers in a Festive Outdoor Atmosphere that Recalls Back to the "Plantation" Days of Early Hilo. Located at the Corner of Mamo Street and Kamehameha Avenue in Historic Downtown Hilo. Open All Year Round. From Dawn til It's Gone!
Reviewed By nutty_4_nature - Phoenix, United States
The Hilo Farmers Market is always a mandatory stop when we are on the Big Island, we usually will visit on Saturdays and enjoy seeing the normal and exotic fruits and vegetables as well as all of the arts and crafts from local artists. Food trucks serve some good food as well...
7. Kona Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 910 reviews
Reviewed By Dot13
We took a 10:30 tour of the brewery in Kona - shout-out to our tour guide Brian, who was interesting and fun. We took part in a generous tasting of four of their beers. The timing was such that we stayed there for lunch, having pizza and beer as per Brian’s recommendation. I had the Captain Cook’s and my husband had the Margherita. It was great! We sat outside to eat on a beautiful day. Another day in paradise.
8. Nani Moon Mead LLC
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
A perfect stop for those who enjoy local wineries and breweries. Nani Moon Meadery and Tasting Room is Hawaii's only producer of mead, honey wine; handcrafted exclusively from locally sourced honey, fruits, and spices, without the use of chemical additives such as sulfates.
9. Anahola Hawaiian Land Farmer's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
A farmers market for the benefit of the Anahola farm land lessees to sell their home grown produce, plants and value-added products. The farmers market also supports other local vendors and products.
10. Koloa Rum Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 794 reviews
For the first time in history, Rum is being distilled legally on the island of Kauai. Visit Koloa Rum's Premier Tasting Room and Company Store at Kilohana Plantation in Puhi, Kaua`i where our award winning Premium Hawaiian Rums are available. Also popular are our rum cakes, rum fudge sauce, Kukui Brand Mai Tai Mix, jams, jellies, syrups, Koloa Rum logo wear and other unique Hawaiian made products. Open daily at 10:00am, please visit our website for COVID-19 restrictions. All tastings and alcohol sales require a valid photo ID and all individuals must be 21 years or older to enter the tasting room. Please enjoy responsibly!
Reviewed By 418deniceh
This was a great way to spend two hours on a rainy and cloudy afternoon. Our tour guide Kai and driver Leon toured us through the Kilohana Plantation, one of Kauai's hidden gems. Bring your camera to capture pics of the lush vegetation and the farming areas teeming with a wide variety of fruits from avocado to papaya... Our tour guide Kai was incredibly knowledgeable and entertaining. Rum tasting along the way enlightened us about the varieties of Koala Rum and the tour culminated with a yummy mai tai made with fruits of the plantation.
