Unless you have a car on the island of Oahu, you have to rely on public transportation, including the bus, or the hop on hop off trolley. I opted to use the trolley, and I was on the very first run from Waikiki to the farmers market. I was able to get fresh produce for our week of vacation along with some interesting cookies, some unique popcorn, and grab a quick bite of breakfast and an iced coffee. There seem to be more prepared food versus produce at this particular market. I did have to wait for a second trolley due to demand and the 10 am was full. This is more a situation with the trolleys for this is the actual farmers market. I would recommend this for any travelers to be able to support the local, farmers and artisans.

Drove out there from Ala Moana and the drive took about 20 mins. There are quite a few stalls but many serve food. The one we especially enjoyed is the fried mochi ube balls ...3 for $5. There are many other food stalls that looked delicious but prices are quite high, imho. We went in February hoping to find some royal crown pineapples but none at all...probably not the season. There were quite a few stalls selling produce...we bought some fresh turmeric for $4 for a little basket. There were also stall selling honey which I would like to try next time I go. Great to head out to this market on a Sunday for brunch and at the same time, pick up some fresh produce, fruits, and flowers.

Nice, fun way to spend a Saturday morning. We took TheBus from Honolulu. Drops off right across the street from Market. Really loved the older gentleman playing the ukulele. Fresh veggies, a few local products for sale and food vendors. We had great acai bowls and street corn.

We haven't visited this market in a couple of years. Wanted to revisit! Took the bus. Just a short walk up to the entrance. If I remember correctly, this market used to have more local artisans. I love to buy soap, lotion, etc from local creators. This market, yesterday, was mainly prepared food. There was a stall with fresh flowers and a lively band was playing. There were some stalls with fresh fruit and veggies, but more vendors seemed to offer freshly prepared food--come with a big appetite. We had a tasty banana shake! So much, though, looked delicious! While we enjoyed it, more artisans would have been appreciated! Note--the bus stop waiting area (back to Waikiki) was full and crowded. Opted to walk back to Waikiki. Only a 15 min-ish walk. Was a nice walk--was a rather hot day, though!