Kahuku Farms

We visited Kahuku Farms on a Monday, arriving about 15 minutes after they opened at 11 AM. At that time, there were already a few people, but it still felt calm and welcoming. Inside the shop they had samples of lilikoi (passion fruit) honey, syrup, caramel, and jams—such a nice touch to start the visit. The menu offers a variety of fresh, farm-style dishes. We ordered an açai bowl (my favorite part of the meal—it was absolutely delicious), a focaccia-style bread with mozzarella and toppings, and a wrap. We also tried a lilikoi basil drink that was super refreshing under the warm sun. Overall, the food was good, though I personally felt the açai bowl stood out the most. What makes this place truly special is the atmosphere. We’ve been here for over two hours, just relaxing outside at the picnic benches. The background music is soft and Hawaiian-style, the grounds are full of trees and plants (avocado, lilikoi, noni, and more), and there are chickens and bright red-crested birds walking around, which adds to the charm. I even wandered through the farm rows—it really feels like connecting with nature. They also offer farm tours on a tractor through the fields (you can book those online), but we chose to just enjoy sitting and soaking in the environment. By early afternoon more people had arrived, but it still felt spacious and relaxing. Overall, Kahuku Farms is a place I’d definitely recommend—not just for the food, but for the whole experience of slowing down, tasting fresh local flavors, and enjoying the beauty of the North Shore. 🌿🌺

I'm so happy to have stopped here. The veggie pizza with side salad (pictured) was exactly what I wanted. My partner ordered a veggie panini, which was HUGE! Both items were fresh and tasty, I loved the macadamia nut pesto. I ordered avocado with my dish, and it came topped with the most perfectly ripe half dome. The staff are super friendly and I loved all the lawn games peppering the grassy area, which was flanked by shaded picnic tables. My only regret is I was too full to try their signature acai bowl. Next time!

took the farm tour -- amazing experience that think both locals & visitors will enjoy. Learn about the the history of the farm and what it means to be able to produce locally sourced produce. It requires a lot of upfront investment (some crops take over 5 years to even start producing fruit!) and sometimes the margin for profit is slim. I really liked that they had stops along the way for photos and also the chance to actually try the fruit! Not only that, but some of their other products (like the lilikoi lineup of syrup, butter, jelly, and salad dressing) along with their cacao and locally produced chocolate. Guides were so friendly and eager to answer any questions. Support our local farmers by either stopping by the cafe for a 💯 Hawaiian grown acai bowl, pick up fresh local produce, or if you have the time, take the tour!

Took our family to a fun farm tour at Kahuku Farms! My kids LOVED it and said it was the best part of our trip to Hawaii. We were able to try passion fruit, star fruit, papaya, apple banana, cacao, guava, dragon fruit, star fruit, plus chocolate, passion fruit jelly / butter / syrup. Everyone here so friendly. My mom (a senior) also really loved it. Not strenuous! So fun! Highly recommend

love Kahuku Farms , the atmosphere, the food, and the people are always great. But I’ve been really disappointed with the acai bowl consistency. I live on the island and come here pretty often, and about 4 out of 5 times, my acai comes up icy and watery. You basically have to eat it within five minutes before it turns into a bowl of flavored water. It’s gotten to the point where it feels like I’m making a bet with my own money each visit, hoping I’ll get a good batch. I really wish the consistency were more reliable, especially considering the price, because everything else about this place is amazing.

Visited Kahuku Farms on our way back from the North Shore and absolutely loved it! This place is a true farm-to-table experience with plenty of vegetarian and vegan options, which was such a pleasant surprise. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and surrounded by beautiful farm views. We tried the farm pizza and garlic bread — both were fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with love from ingredients grown right here. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area for delicious food and a wholesome, local experience.

We took the tour and then got some food afterward. Definitely recommend the tour! Our guides were wonderful, friendly, knowledgeable, interactive, and very upbeat, which made the tour more enjoyable. We tried apple banana, cacao, papaya, chocolate, and how can I forget the li'likoi syrup and butter - definitely a fan favorite! We also got to learn about the farm, the land, the history, and the present workings of the farm. An unforgettable experience. Their produce is so amazing!

We love Kahuku Farms! This was our first time trying their açaí bowl and OMG—it’s a must-try. It’s honestly the only açaí bowl I actually enjoy. So fresh, flavorful, and unique—can’t wait for their next harvest! We always get the veggie sandwich—solid 10/10. Everything tastes incredibly fresh and thoughtfully made. From picking produce straight from their harvest to enjoying the peaceful green space while eating outdoors, the whole experience is something special. The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and perfect for families. It’s amazing to see how they’re growing—Kahuku Farms is hands down the best farm-to-table spot in Hawai‘i. A North Shore gem you don’t want to miss!

My kids and I absolutely loved the tour and everything about kahuku farms the place and the workers were so kind and fun. On the tour the different fruits we got to try was absolutely amazing and the food we ate at the café was amazing. The environment there too was so peaceful but enjoyable for the kids. I got to sit and enjoy my food and drinks while watching my kids play with provided equipment on th grassy field. Highly recommend going!!

Soooo yummy - definitely don't miss this spot if you're in the area. It's mostly vegetarian menu with lotta different items, but you can actually add chicken to some items; we chose not to bc we had da bald guy garlic shrimp right beforehand. Some highlights: - banana bread with icecream holy this bread was grilled and the best I EVER had. So so good. Big guilt pleasure for sure, but it's not too sweet either. - Garlic bread - wow this one looks very whatever, a long thin slice of bread with a coating on top. But my god it's so simple yet it scratches an itch with its perfect garlic crusty bread. - butter mochi, chewy with a lilikoi splotch on top. Yummy and not too oily - açaí bowl, homegrown açaí very fresh with lots of fruit - veggie panini also very very fresh ingredients There's plenty of seating outdoors with bathrooms and outdoor handwashing sinks. It's an open field with the farm, and games for you to play like cornhole, football, or soccer. Just a rlly fun place to be to eat, relax, and enjoy the time.

Aloha, we stuck around North Shore for the whole day and were about to head back to Waikiki during our visit. Kahuku Farms was recommended by one of the horse wranglers we met during our horse ride couples session at Gunstock Ranch. We wanted some caffeine for the trip back but also a sweet to try before leaving North Shore for the rest of our visit. I forgot what our drinks were but, they had caffeine so, somewhere in the coffee category of the menu. We also had ordered that half a papaya with a scoop of mango sorbet placed in it, it was really delicious and definitely recommend that dessert. The whole area was airy, the place was spacious and there was a lot of shade and a place to have your kids play. When food is ready, they have a PA speaker system to announce it from so you really can't miss it. Bathrooms are off to the side where the food is served and I was told that during the weekends can be a hit or miss on the hours, so try to visit before 12pm.

平日の午後におじゃましました。。 そんなに果物売ってるわけでもなく ファームツアーは有料です。。 敷地内には果物を使った ジャムなどの商品が販売されていて 試食もできます。。 軽食もあるので Acaiをいただきました。。 まーとくに普通かな。。 鍵もなく誰でも使えるお手洗いあります。。 駐車場は道路からすぐ店の前が 無舗装の敷地が広いので どこにでも駐車可能です。。

I love Kahuku Farms! I always make sure to stop by every time I'm in Hawaii. This time, we leisurely walked the property and looked at all of the different fruit trees before ordering. I ordered an acai bowl (made with their own acai), which was delicious and unique. It was topped with apple bananas, granola, a macadamia nut crumble and the secret sauce: Lilikoi Butter! Its was so yummy, I went and bought a packet to take home. We also ordered the Roasted Veggie Panini (fresh focaccia with roasted eggplant, bell pepper, zucchini, tomato, mozzarella, basil, lettuce, balsamic & herb aioli + added chicken). I'm not even a fan of eggplant normally, but this sandwich was absolutely delicious... and HUGE! As we were eating, the sunshine gave way to a brief torrential downpour which left us all scrambling for cover and was a funny moment (gotta love Hawaii)! Highly recommend!

Amazing place on the north shore! We did the farm tour and sampled some delicious fresh fruit and chocolate before eating at the cafe. We tried the garlic bread with pesto, farm pizza, acai bowl, and vanilla ice cream with hot fudge. Everything was so good. We also tried some lemonades and iced teas to go and it was amazing. Unfortunately they were out of the veggies for their paninis so we couldn't try that but that shows how busy they can get. Staff were so friendly and kind, and it was so peaceful to eat on their farm where they have a lot of tables&chairs and benches to sit and eat.

This is our second time visiting the farm and we are just as impressed as the first time! The farm is such a vibe. When I think of North Shore Kahuku Farms is the first thing that comes to mind. We scheduled to go on the Grand Tour with our toddler and baby. It was well worth every penny! You get to tour the commercial part of the farm and taste the different fruit they grow. There is also a portion where you learn about the cacao they grown and taste chocolate. My favorite fruits tasted were the papaya and dragon fruit. So fresh and delicious! The service is wonderful. The owners really have great pride in what they do and it shows! I suggest you book the tour if you're on the island and make the drive to the farm. You won't be disappointed!

Cute place that we've seen many times. Our normal shave ice place was closed so we were heading back home and decided to try Kahuku Farms. The place is super cute with tons of parking and seating. There were lawn games and balls to throw around. They even have a store to buy merchandise. We ordered acai bowls which were delicious. The acai was not tart like most places and what we're used to. The lilikoi and mac nut topping was a perfect match for the acai. My daughter is already planning her next visit.

Cool local farm that produces a variety of fruits and based off my memory: Acai, lychee, logan, passion fruit, dragon fruit, star fruit, and something appl but it didn't look like a typical apple. There are a handful of green grown here as well. I planned this farm stop thinking we can spend almost half a day here but the areas open to the public took us, with 2 small children, about 30 minutes to walk around. So keep that in mind, anyone planning a trip here that it is quite small so plan something else before or afterwards, especially if you're driving an hour up from the Honolulu area. After perusing the small farm, we had to try their house offerings: Acai bowl $13. It comprised of their farm grown acai blended with almond milk, topped with bananas, a good drizzle of passion fruit jam, and a sprinkling of a crunch macadamia nut topping. The bowl was extremely flavorful and you can tell the fruits are top notch. I thoroughly enjoyed the bowl, especially the price was fair with home grown local produce. This was a one time visit for us but I do recommend this to other families. BTW I didn't purchase the tour and I'm glad we didn't for it being so small.

We didn't plan to stop at Kahuku Farms. The plan was "let's just grab something nearby". But wow, this place completely surprised me. I thought we'd just grab food and head to the beach... BUT, we ended up staying for an hour because it was such a lovely experience. You can immediately feel that this is a family-run place where people genuinely care. Everything is done with love and attention to detail. There's a farm store, places to sit, lots of greenery, and even labeled plants and trees like in a mini botanical garden. They offer tours which I definitely want to come back for. But even if you do not do the tour, you can still walk around and learn about breadfruit, cacao, lilikoi. The hit for my toddler was a little blue tractor parked there. He was obsessed and entertained. The seating options are great: picnic tables, shaded areas, even cozy spots under trees. We were there at midday and still felt comfortable under the shade of the trees. There's also open space where kids can run around safely, and they even have balls available to play with. That was soooo thoughtful. We ordered roasted vegetable soup, a veggie panini, pizza with salad, and two smoothies. The smoothies were phenomenal. They tasted both delicious and healthy. The roasted veggie panini was so good we ended up finishing the rest of it later at the beach, and it tasted even better after the flavors had soaked in. This place is an experience. Great for families, visitors, or anyone who wants to enjoy fresh food in a beautiful, relaxed setting. I came in expecting a quick bite and left with a new favorite spot on the North Shore.

I got the açai bowl and it was so good. The tang from the lilikoi butter and the crunch from the Mac nut crumble was really good. Açai was fresh and was super refreshing. Apparently they have the best açai on the island. You can also buy some of their products there and some fruit. You order at the cashier and pick it up at a different shack below. It was relatively fast and you can eat outside on one of their benches. The farm is on the side of the road and it's not hard to miss. Would come back!

took the farm tour -- amazing experience that I think both locals & visitors will enjoy. Learn about the the history of the farm and what it means to be able to produce locally sourced produce. It requires a lot of upfront investment (some crops take over 5 years to even start producing fruit!) and sometimes the margin for profit is slim. I really liked that they had stops along the way for photos and also the chance to actually try the fruit! Not only that, but some of their other products (like the lilikoi lineup of syrup, butter, jelly, and salad dressing) a long with their cacao and locally produced chocolate. Guides were so friendly and eager to answer any questions. Support our local farmers by either stopping by the cafe for a Hawaiian grown acai bowl, pick up fresh local produce, or if you have the time, take the tour!

For my family, a trip to the north shore means a stop at Kahuku Farm cafe for lilikoi butter mochi. I didn't know until recently that they hold tours here. I highly recommend this tour! It's so informative and immersive. The tour lasts 1 hour and 30-45 minutes. You ride on the back of a covered truck that takes you to different areas of the farm, including the banana grove, papayas, and cacao field. You learn so much with funny commentary. Additionally, you get fresh samples. They are very generous with them too. During the banana tasting, we were offered hot fudge. You have to try it! Nestle has nothing on Kahuku Farms chocolate. The tour guides (ours were Michelle and Iolani) were very knowledgeable and appeared to really enjoy their jobs. This is a great activity to do with children. My three-year old and 18month old really loved it too. There is a lot of space to run and play around. If you arrive early, they can play with the non-operating tractor, various balls, and cornhole game the farm has up front. Eating kept my sons busy and their bellies happy. Riding the truck was also a treat for them. Towards the end of the tour, we got to sample their chocolate bars. My son loved this part. He went back for seconds. Thankfully, Michelle and Iolani had lots to share. Participating in this tour gave me a greater appreciation for our local farmers and fresh produce. Show Kahuku Farms some love and go on a tour :) There is a Kama'aina discount.

I've been here more times than I can count so it's only fair I finally give it a review. I think this place holds an essence of Hawaii culture. Caring of the land, heavily plant based / farm to table, outdoorsy, welcoming, and a great place for gathering. What more can you want? I love their smoothies--actually, my whole family does. You just can't go wrong with one of these. Their food is also filling and delicious. Very simple yet flavorful, combining lots of flavors and textures while not making anything too overpowering. I would totally come here more often if I could, but it's a real treat when I can. I think my favorite smoothie is called the banana bang? I could be wrong but it's something like that. So good especially on a sunny day!

Loved the papayas and fresh fruit here!! They have the best papaya and avocado. Get this: They have incredible papaya a la modes, along with papayas to sell that were only $2 each. Mochi are also sweet and freshly baked. Absolutely a gem! Service was nice and you sit outside as you devour your fruit.

If you're looking for an immersive, informative, and delicious farm tour, look no further! We had the best time today at Kahuku Farms! Besides touring their spacious property and seeing an impressive variety of crops, we were also treated to the backstory of how the farm came to be, the amazing family that runs it, and even got to sample some fruits of their harvest! All staff were amazingly friendly and welcoming, and got some great photos for us! Afterwards, we hit up the shop and cleaned them out of their lilikoi butter. It was that good! PRO TIP: order your super fresh meal right after the cacao stop so that it'll be waiting for you when you arrive!! We got entrees, smoothies, coffee, and dessert. You won't be disappointed!!

Stopped in for our favorite goodies and ran into an old classmate. So nice to see the lovely Kawehi working at the farm. Picked up some cream pineapple, eggplant bags and of course lilikoi butter! And ordered the Secret menu loaded garlic bread toast!!! It is divine!!! See you again soon Kahuku Farms!

Lives up to the reviews. Fresh, healthy, and so tasty. My new go to when we are on the North Shore. So good.

Never underestimate this "off-the-road" joint, the place serves THE BEST fresh food! So true to their farm-to-table mantra. The staff members are so warm and accommodating. The ambience speaks well of the relaxed island fare. Most of all, the farm-fresh salads, smoothies and Acai Bowls are to die for!

Kahuku Farms is everything you want in a farm-to-table experience; it's fresh, local, delicious, and full of aloha. We stopped by for a casual lunch on a Sunday at around 11:30 am. They open at 11am and the parking was filling up quick. You can tell how well loved this place is. We ordered the Farm Pizza with a side salad and added avocado (highly recommend). Everything tasted fresh and vibrant. The highlight of our meal was the Açaí Sundae with Haupia Ice Cream. The açaí is grown at the farm and is like no other açaí bowl you'll get on island because of the homemade Mac nut crumble and lilikoi butter. You can even buy the toppings to add to your own açaí or smoothie bowls at home. We also had an iced latte with their homemade vanilla caramel. It was made quickly. Definitely recommend ordering your food then going to the Cocoa House to get your coffee or chai fix so you can sip on your drink while you wait for your food. We left taking home a few lilikoi butter mochi, which is the perfect sweet bite. You can buy them individually or in a pack of 8. Bonus points for their adorable Liko's Special Bowl just for our pup and yes, the farm is dog friendly! The atmosphere is relaxed, open, and surrounded by beautiful farmland. Kids and families were tossing a ball around, laying out picnic blankets, and just enjoying the space. It's such a special spot that feels so community-oriented and welcoming. We loved how eco-conscious they are. Everyone is encouraged to sort their own waste (food, compostables, and plastics), which supports the farm's sustainability efforts. It's a great hands-on way to get involved, even just a little. The staff were incredibly friendly and genuinely kind people who clearly love what they do. Whether you're a local or visiting, this is the perfect spot for a laid-back, feel-good lunch with family or friends.

All aspects of the tour exceeded our expectations. Living on Oahu, we are always looking for different/new things to try. Kahuku Farms had been on my radar and then I saw the segment of the farm on the news. I knew then I had to visit! From the moment we entered the parking lot, customer service was on point. Beyond the parking lot, the area opened up with plenty of shaded and/or covered outdoor seating available. As we waited for the tour to begin, we visited the fruit stand/store area. The employees were knowledgeable and there were plenty of seasonal fruits to sample at the areas set up along the path of the wagon ride. I absolutely loved the lilikoi juice/drink. Additionally, we were encouraged to explore the farm, regardless of whether we took the tour or not! I will be bringing my future guests on the island to Kahuku Farms!

Fresh, local, farm-to-table food in a gorgeous place. We stopped by to try their veggie pizza and garlic bread, both of which were amazing. The focaccia made the garlic bread insanely soft, chewy and perfect! The toppings on the pizza tasted really good; you could tell they were absolutely fresh and delicious. We also sampled their lillikoi butter, jelly and also some of their yummy crumble and vanilla fudge. Everything was so darn yummy. Overall, it's such a great spot to stop by for food. They also have a farm tour but we decided against it cause it was a VERY HOT day!

Such a cute spot! Was drove an hour to have lunch here before leaving the island and were not disappointed! The concept of farm to table was seen in the quality of food! The salad and vegetable pizza were definitely fresh and made with organic ingredients! Loved seeing all the fruits and vegetables growing right in front of you as well! Great place for a post beach lunch!

This was an absolute highlight for me during our vacation. My husband knows me so well and took me to a farm! The fruit was so fresh and absolutely life changing. I have never had acai quite like this. Forgot to take a picture of all that we ordered: fresh green juices, the pizza, salads & jam! I dream of coming back to this place and eating those bowls. Soooo freaking good!

It's wonderful! It's in Kahuku. It's a farm. It's wonderful Kahuku Farms! When visiting this north shore wonderland, I usually get 3 things. First, a smoothie. My favorite is the haupia pineapple one. Not only is it tasty, but it has probably the best consistency for any quasi-frozen drink I've ever had. Second, I get a real food item (shall I call it an entree?). For this I either get a grilled veggie panini or a farm pizza. Both are absolutely delicious and unlike most of my dietary carnivorous desires, completely meatless! Last but not least... dessert! For this I usually get the Acai Bowl Sundae, but I'll let you in on a secret, the best part of the bowl is the vanilla bean ice cream! Followed closely by the Graham-Mac Nut Crumble. The acai is good, but the two aforementioned ingredients are the real highlights of the bowl. This place is definitely worth a visit if you are in the area or making the trip around the island. They have lots of parking, clean restrooms, and convenient online ordering.

After a chill time in Waimanalo, we figured--why stop now? So off we went to Kahuku Farms for lunch, just as planned. But instead of taking the usual route, we decided to embrace our inner adventurers and took the scenic country road. 50 minutes of winding roads, green pastures, and one very confused chicken crossing the road later--we made it! Sure enough, as rumored, the café had quite the car congregation out front. But no worries--there was plenty of parking (take that, urban Honolulu!). We placed our order and were instructed to explore the first acre of the farm while we waited. Sounded charming... until we found out our much-anticipated guided farm tour was canceled due to a lack of, well, a guide. Classic Hawaii! No drama, just a shrug and a chuckle: "Eh, it happens." () By the time we wrapped up our little DIY tour, our number was called--perfect timing! Lunch was on: the friend-recommended pizza and wrap, plus some refreshingly simple flavored tea. Word on the farm is that portion sizes have shrunk a bit since opening, but honestly? It was perfect for me. No meat? No problem! That juicy portobello mushroom and crispy greens combo totally hit the spot.(＾ｰ^) Of course, we couldn't resist the little farm stand selling fresh fruits and veggies. We stocked up on avocado, mango, and mountain apple like we were prepping for a farmers market showdown. But here's the kicker--it's been two weeks and that mango(I attached photo)still isn't ripe. Every day I give it a pep talk: "You got this, buddy. Ripen up. Be sweet." No luck yet, but we believe in Mango.(^-^)v ワイマナロでのんびり過ごした後、「せっかくだし！」とそのまま脚を伸ばしてカフクファームへGO！Googleマップ先生を無視して、あえてローカルロードでカントリードライブ。牛や馬に会えるかも...とワクワクしながら、50分のまったりドライブで到着〜！ 噂通り、カフェの前には車がズラリ。これは期待大！？...と思いきや、駐車は余裕でスルッと完了。注文後、「今のうちにちょっと散歩でも」とスタッフに言われ、ファーム内を軽くお散歩タイム。でも実は...楽しみにしていた有料ガイドツアーは、なんとガイドさん不在で中止（泣）。これぞハワイ名物「まぁ、そんなこともあるよね〜」で全員納得。もはやハワイあるある風物詩。。。？(爆) さてさて、散歩の後にタイミング良く番号が呼ばれ、いざ実食タイム！オススメのピッツァとラップに、すっきりフレーバーティーで乾杯！最近はポーションがちょっと小さめ？らしいけど、私の胃袋にはジャストサイズ。ノーミートながら、ポルトベラマッシュルームとシャキシャキサラダで満足感マシマシ！ さらに、直売コーナーでフルーツ大人買い。アボカドにマンゴー、マウンテンアップルまで。がしかし----！あのマンゴー(写真有り)買って2週間経ってもまだ熟れないのです(涙) だから最近は毎日話しかけながら愛でてます。「君ならできる！甘くなれ〜！」って(笑）

When I am even remotely in this area, I will make a stop here! My go-tos are the: -Roasted veggie panini. Can get very messy but so worth it. The roasted veggies are always cooked to the right softness and the sauce (balsamic herb aioli) is delicious. -Haupia pineapple smoothie. Mild haupia and tasty fruit flavor, and perfect texture that does not separate as you drink it. -Lilikoi Dream (vanilla ice cream topped with their lilikoi butter and mac-nut crumble). This is probably my favorite vanilla ice cream of all time, and both toppings are also ridiculously good. You can even buy both toppings off the shelf! I am also happy to enjoy the farm pizza and grilled banana bread, and will also get an acai sundae or lilikoi butter mochi if I'm in the mood for one of those. They have a reliable online ordering system, restrooms, a bunch of parking and seating, and service is always friendly and prompt.

This place is absolutely amazing! We got smoothies, the pizza and salad combo, and the grilled banana bread. The smoothies were so refreshing and a great way to get in some much needed fruit and vegetables on vacation - lol. The pizza was absolutely delicious and a big portion, we probably could have shared. The star of the show was the grilled banana bread, it was moist and not too sweet. There was plenty of seating under cover.

This was a nice stop to visit. Really neat walk to see the fruits and all. Definitely a good stop.

This is a great stop if you're into fresh, locally grown food and supporting sustainable businesses. Definitely worth a visit! We stopped at Kahuku Farms based on a recommendation and were not disappointed! The fresh salads and tasty food really hit the spot. Unfortunately, we went a little later in the afternoon and couldn't make the farm tour--it sounded super interesting but was a bit out of our budget. The setup was lovely, with a grassy area where kids were playing games and a tent with extra tables, which came in handy when it rained during our visit. I loved the wholesome, eco-friendly vibe of the place, and it's the only spot offering Hawai'i-grown açaí. The flavor is a little different from what you might expect, but I was happy to try it--so cool to know it's grown locally!

Delicious food and friendly staff. Clean area and nice facility. Family friendly. My kid ran after chickens while we could enjoy a nice meal. :)

We went on a wagon ride and the host, Nainoa (John) was very knowledgeable and such a good Hawai'i ambassador for us from the mainland. My brother & sister in law had been there to eat but never had taken a tour. My husband is a "farmer" so he wanted to see if they have any tips he could pick up. Please tell buyers that you cannot take your food products in your carry on baggage . We lost all our purchases - lilikoi jelly, lilikoi butter, hot fudge sauce etc.

There are lots of good places to eat on the North Shore, but once in a while you find a great GO-TO place, the kind you return to time and again because quality and consistency and great service with authentic aloha are a staple. I found this at Kahuku Farms Cafe! I ate there recently and had to add my review just because they deserve an honest opinion for all the hard work they do that translates into a GO-TO place to eat! The food is consistently fresh and clean (all the salads are yummy and sizeable); the pizzas are super tasty; and my faves are the smoothies, totally next-level yummy. I also heard there is a tour that's really good so I will plan to do that on my next visit. Farm-to-table is the real thing here, folks!

This is our 2nd time visiting Kahuku Farms but we wanted to do the tour around and see the fruit trees. Spacious and welcoming. Thankfully, today's weather was overcast so it was breezy and cooler. Since it was Fall time, most fruits weren't in season. But they offer fruit, honey, icecream, smoothies, and acai bowls, which are so good! Side Salad - mixed greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, mozzarella cheese served with lilikoi dressing (4/5). You could taste the freshness in all the greens, etc. Acai Bowl - granola, passionfruit, bananas, with acai (4/5). Healthy, refreshing and vitamins. Lilikoi Butter Mochi (4/5). Established in 2010. Congrats on your continued success!

Açaí Bowl and Grilled Banana Bread is amazing! The banana bread is to die for (I had it without the ice cream) rather Açai bowl tasting so fresh and is a need on a hot day! Add cacao nibs is a must as well! Great balance of flavors. Both items are 10/10

Good food. Service was a little slow but not outrageous and they apologized for it, so no worries. The pizza was great. Nothing crazy special, but taste was good. Smaller than expected though. The salad was super boating except for the lilikoi balsamic dressing which was super good. I'd buy the dressing and make 10 of my own salads instead of buying more salad from them. Panini was fine but not quite as good. The veggies were cooked well (not overly soggy, not raw), but some of them were unnecessarily large (I think the zucchini on my sandwich was probably almost an inch thick); could've cut those down a bit (eggplant may be the exception). Aioli was great. Not a lot of variety as far as entrees go.

Wow!!!!! This little spot has outdone itself! The food and service was INCREDIBLE. Such kind staff from the cashiers to the tour guide! Cannot recommend this place enough. The food was, as I said, incredible. Probably the best sandwich I've had in.... Ever. We got the grilled panini with added chicken, keiki cheese pizza (comes with lemonade with it!), and TropiKale smoothie. My daughter loved the pizza and lemonade. I LOVED the smoothie, 100% getting everything again. The service was top notch. Some of the kindest people working throughout the farm. We also really enjoyed the tractor tour of the farm, which is a great bonus and I recommend anyone do! It was a nice peak at a farm that you can tell people really care about. The items the farm personally makes with their products grown on the farm are all also tasty, amazing and great! The lotion and hand sanitizers smell divine, they're such a worthy spend! Clean ingredients too! There's a nice open field kids can run around in next to the picnic spot and chocolate booth. They have footballs in a basket for anyone to use and return to play with! As well as corn hole set out! And you can walk around the area with some of the small plants and veggie grown in some raised garden beds! Overall, cannot recommend this place enough. The food will really pull you in and the wonderful feel of the farm and workers!

Best FARM TOUR I've been on. Food was on point! Tour guides were super knowledgable and full of Aloha

Kahuka Farms Food: The fresh made lemonade is the "Best"! We had the veggie Penni, the vegetables were so fresh and tasty, there was some kind of sauce that brought it all together. Service: Service is just as nice as the weather here. Ambiance: A very nice food truck built up.

What an amazing place! The food and smoothies are as fresh as possible in this planet. And the people here area delight. If you have time, take the farm tour and enjoy the information, the tractor ride and free delicious free smokes of locally grown fruit! Don't miss: The papaya smoothie is incredible!

We stop at Kahuku Farms for dessert on every visit! My favorites are the Lilikoi sherbet in a half papaya and the acai bowl. Their laie gold papaya is so good! I normally do not like papaya, but this is delightful, no barf taste! Also anything with their lilikoi butter is ono. I always have to bring the butter home by request! Finally got to do the tour! Lots of great info about local farming. We got to try the cacao, papaya, lilikoi spritzer and chocolate made from their cacao. The tour guides were great! We stayed for lunch and had their pizza! Even better than I remembered! Super crunchy and yummy pesto and veggies!

Fresh acai bowls, veggie panini add in chicken because I'm a big boy, pizza and salad combo, a plantation ice tea and some coffee, plus a place where my kids can run around and learn about all of the yummy things that they grow there. This place has it all, including a clean bathroom, ample parking space, great employees as well. What really solidified this place as an awesome place is today during our visit, the gentleman owner kindly and respectfully shared his displeasure with a regular customer, who continues to put his employees in danger when they first open in the mornings. I caught the end of it, but he thanked him for coming to the farm, but firmly expressed to the older man how his employees safety is number one. That says a lot the value that he puts on his employees and their safety while working with him at the farm. My wife had to give him our props and thanked him for running a lovely farm. Much respect and will be back every time we are in the nor sai.

They have free samples and the best açaí bowls. The fruit was fresh and filling. I shared it with a friend, but we fought to lick the bowl. Great place to relax and play lawn games

Mostly vegetarian meals here, so we just had drinks and dessert. The grilled banana bread dessert was maybe the best dessert I've had in Hawaii. So dang heavenly. I bought their sauces to maybe be able to recreate the goodness at home. I also very much enjoyed my açaí bowl with Lilikoi butter. Yum!!!

Best farm tour on Oahu! We took the 1.5 hour tour of the working farm. You get to ride in a covered trailer with bench seats that's pulled by a tractor (which is fun). The farmer/guide talks about the different types of fruits and plants. It's a very interactive tour where you stop at multiple points, get out to walk in the orchard, and taste the fresh fruit and other items made from the fruit (including chocolate ). You can ask lots of questions and the tour has a casual vibe. At the farm stand, they sell smoothies (with fruit from the farm), chocolate (made from cacao grown there), and pizza. They have clean bathrooms and picnic tables to enjoy your purchases. So happy to support a local family farm with nice people.

A must stop!! Deliciously fresh smoothies and desserts to enjoy. Take a break and enjoy your treats at their outdoor seating areas and enjoy their farm atmosphere. Can highly recommend their fruit smoothies, papaya with sorbet and their bowls (chocolate is delicious; açaí is unfortunately seasonal). Everything is prepared to order so you might be waiting awhile but it is worth it! Their bathrooms are very clean, too ;)

Haiku: Kahuku Farms Tractor-pulled farm tour My favorite spot in North Shore Taste exotic fruits. --- Kahuku Farms is a gem of a find in North Shore. It's a family-owned farm that has a farm-to-table cafe and a Grand Wagon Tour. We mainly came for the tractor-pulled, guided farm tour and the whole family had loads of fun. Our tour guide Ainsley was so knowledgeable and friendly. We learned about the rich history of the farm and the farmers' labor of love to put fresh food on our local supermarket shelves. We ate apple bananas, Hawaiian papaya, raw cacao pulp, cacao nibs, and lots of chocolates! We also recommend dining at their cafe. To skip the crowds, order online. The Tropi-Kale (a green smoothie naturally sweetened with apple banana and pineapple juice) & Papaya Power (a yes! if you like papaya) and Acai Bowl were refreshing. Next time I def want to order the Grilled Banana Bread and Lilikoi Butter Mochi. If you have doggies, there's even a peanut butter bowl and treats to order. We loved living the farm life. Make a stop at Kahuku Farms when you're in the North Shore. You'll make such fond memories and you support the local farmers in this community.

Per usual, Kahuku farms never misses. Home grown açaí (pictured below) is back on the menu and we were SO happy to hear we also enjoyed the grilled veggie panini with chicken and ugh, it's just too good (we ate it before taking a picture haha). Perfect stop for a breezy lunch on your way to or from the beach!

Such a delicious and light meal after multiple days of going HARD on heavy foods and sitting at the beach. The acai is incredible. Get it. The little lilikoi cakes. Get them. The Caesar salad. Delightful. Get it. It's a far drive from the city but if you're in the area, it's worth stopping here even if you're not starving. Get yourself a little sweet treat. You've earned it. Also just do yourself a favor and order on the website ahead of time while you're driving. It's nice to not have to stand in line... Lots of seating and a lawn with games for the kids if you need to get them out of the car from a long drive.