Looking for fruit, veggies, clothing or souvenirs or almost anything, this is the place to go. Make sure you go early and be prepared to walk several blocks as the nearby parking space get taken up quickly. More

We liked the variety of international "fast food" from tamales to egg rolls. We bought 3 papayas for $1.00. One lady makes applesauce cake with macadamia nuts that sells out by 9:00 a.m. for $5.00 a loaf. The market also has affordable clothing and a massage therapist. Only down side is that I got about 5 mosquito bites. More

we bought a bunch of apple bananas (a must have!) some mangoes, papayas, and some other fruit for $10!!! Even during the week when there aren't that many vendors, it is well worth going and getting some fruit! More

Malls may be great in other cities but, when you are in Hilo it is a must to go to the Farmers Market. Sip coconut milk froma fresh coconut. Same some local honey. How about an apple/bananna? Kona coffee is available to drink or buy by the pound. Don't forget to stop at Dollys gift shop for some unique gifts... More

Crossed the island to see the Hilo's Farmers Market. It was a great experience. There was lots of variety - fruits, vegetables, lunch snacks, jewelery, purses, clothing, wood work, etc. There were probably at least 50 vendors that were lining the street under tents. More

This is a fun place to see and buy all kinds of local produce, some of which you may not ever have seen before. We found huge avocados, ripe papaya, sweet apple bananas, as well as soap, clothing, wood carvings, flowers, coffee, macadamia nuts - the list goes on. Great place to buy gifts and souvenirs that aren't plastic. "Filthy... More

Stopped here on the way out of town to browse around and get some munchies for lunch. This was a fun place to look around and see the local flavor and pick up some souvenirs. It was a great choice for lunch, as there were lots of great cheap food vendors. Spent a couple bucks here and there and walked... More

This farmers market has produce, nuts and flowers. They also have clothing and other odds and ends. I found some great Hawaiian shirts! I preferred the farmers market in Kona over this one. They are about the same give or take. More

This is a great place to visit. We planned this to be our "shopping" day. We were not disappointed. Many of the vendors are locals with anything you could want or ask for. If buying your Hawaiian shirt make sure you check the label. We found some "made in" We wanted the authentic Made in Hawaii. Not hard to find.... More