Honolulu's farmers markets are extraordinary places to browse the island's famed bounty of produce, prepared foods, snacks, craft items and a lot more. Graze food stalls set up by island chefs, food artisans and Kona coffee roasters. Check the website for other market locations through the week.
Honolulu Farmers Market
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