January 29, 2022: Really great farmers market on Saturdays! Note that the actual location is in the Lot B parking lot of the college! The grilled abalone was my favorite stand. The sauces were divine! I liked the classic butter and garlic the best! I found this stand that makes ginger syrup based drinks that was super refreshing. I got the one with lemon, sparkling water and basil! 👍 The best! Definitely worth stopping by to pick up some local fruit and vegetables! I got two kinds of papaya that were very delicious!

I love this places. Came here for the first time and they have a lots of things you can get. They have fresh sugar cane juice which is so refreshing. They have different kinds of vegetables. I bought and tried the watermelon radish for the first time which was delicious. I will definitely go back to try some food, buy fresh veggies, fruits and juices there.

Large excellent farmers market - half fresh local produce, bakers, coffee roasters etc…half take away (eat now) vendors - fried mochi, sandwiches, sausages, fresh juicers galore, donuts, etc etc. It’s all outdoors in a college parking lot right next to diamond head…good mix of locals and tourists…parking seems busy but constant turn over so just be patient and you’ll park within 5 min.

The farmers market open on Saturdays at 7:30am, but when we arrived at 7:45am, the parking lot was already packed and the lines at market was also already long...especially the sugar cane juice and kukui sausage booths...a lot of different food options so come ready to spend $$ and enjoy! Recommend walking through to see what you want and then divide and conquer! Lots of fresh island fruits to buy as well. Some places have samples. Most places take Mobile pay but pay with cash if you can. No tax or fee. Bring a reusable bag or two to carry the goodies you'll purchase!

Awesome farmer market just close by Diamond Head. We are visitors, if you love Asian food, I recommend you Cane juice and Donburi rice bowl. Plan your trip earlier because the parking slots are limited. You can go to diamond trail after the visit, it’s just so close.

Sat. KCC farmers market near Diamond Head is a very fun market. lot of food, fruits vendors and much more. Easy access by buses from Waikiki. Not a lot of seating area to sit down and enjoy. Also vendors has no power supplies so they used portable generator. Noises and smell of gasoline from those generators are a bit of turn off. Great family fun outing nonthless.

Big farmer markets with lots of food stand , treats, and fruits . Definitely for tourists. Everything was a bit pricey but fun and worth trying for the experience . Only open early Saturday so don't miss it. There is a big parking and we came early so didn't have a problem. When I came, it was about to open and you can see a big crowd already waiting to get in. I tried the popular hot dog. They were good but so messy. The lobster roll was good. The sugar cane juice were fresh but they only run the sugar cane over the juicing machine one time not like a few times like the Vietnamese usually does so there is no white sugar cane sud which is the best part of the sugar cane juice. Anyways also found fresh mangosteen and Logan. They were fresh and delicious. My kids loved them. We got a bunch of food and brought them to the beach to enjoy.

Come for good fresh food! Bring your friends to help you eat. Parking is free and they only open on Saturdays. Go to diamond head for a hike after

Wholly dedicated to food! Atleast I didn’t see any other kind of vendors ! It was awesome to see! Terrible to find parking. Here’s pro tip if helps any but park towards lot D. Which is diagonal to the market. As a tourist I wasn’t use to the prices at the farmers market but go figure. You’re looking at about $12 for an açaí bowl and up for other prepared items.

Very crowded but it was absolutely fun visit while staying in Waikiki. Parking is busy, as you can reasonably imagine, but they made a great effort with parking staffs. We tried garlic Avalon, musubi, ahi tuna poke bowl, tacoyaki, mango sugar cane smoothie, fruit sampler & mochi. No designated seating area, which is, I think, a part of farmer’s market experience. We as a party of 4, all shared foods, so we didn’t need to sit down. All gone quickly. ^^

Just too crowded. But love it so much that I was able to find my favorite fruits. Sugar cane juice was the best.

My experience at KCC farmer’s market was wholesome! People are nice and food was authentic. I got the acai bowl, and my family also tried viet noodle, bought honey jar, coffees and mango juice! I really hope to be at this place again. By far great quality and big size of farmers markets.

Absolutely LOVED this farmers market! Definitely worth a stop on your trip to the island. I only wish it lasted longer, it closes at 11am which is so sad cause you can easily eat your way to lunch here!

Lovely little farmers market with fresh vegetables, beautiful flowers and many island made foods and food. Always my last visit to go to , to sample the various things to eat before heading to the airport. Only opened on Saturdays.

I wish I had thought to come here at the beginning of my trip. A wonderful market to explore all that locals have to offer. I’ll be back again one day. Highly recommend!

One of the best farmers' markets I have been to on Oahu. KCC has a wide variety of vendors selling different food, snacks and produce items. I recommend you get there early in the morning around 0800.

Large parking lot with ample space! A wide variety of produce and food! Love the tropical fruits! Passion fruits, star fruits at 3 dollars per bag! What a steal! Check out the cactus garden nearby! So precious!

KCC Farmers Market has a schedule so be sure to check when and what time before heading over. Has quite a good variety of shops but mostly food options but surprisingly only a couple that serves coffee. You can buy food and eat on the spot as many do. Parking might be a problem here so best you take a bus or uber.

Like any other farmers’ market, KCC Farmers’ Market offers fresh agricultural produce, Hawaiian subtropical flowers and easy made local delis. Strolling in this outdoor market can be regarded as a weekend outing while you may find something surprising or unexpected. Parking is free and available.

A beautiful space that allows you to feel the local market of Hawaii. However, it is too expensive, so the market's unique simplicity is not felt. It is also a pity that there are no tables or chairs to sit and eat.

Great local farmers market offered Saturday mornings. Opens 7am. Bring cash. #SupportLocal Plenty parking and organized traffic control.

Nice location and great local vendors attending on Sunday when we visited. There was a broad selection of food, fruit, and veg.