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Enjoy the freshest flavors from the North Shore of Oahu We believe the greatest moments in life are the ones we share with the people we love. At Kahuku Farms, we create fresh, healthy, and delicious flavors bringing families around the table to enjoy together. When you enjoy good food with good company, good memories are always in store— leaving you feeling happy, healthy, and connected.
Store & cafe using the farm’s produce for items like smoothies, liliko’i jelly & honey mango soap.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 56-800 Kamehameha Hwy, Kahuku, HI 96731
Phone: (808) 628-0639
Website: http://www.kahukufarms.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: fareharbor.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Ayesha Madan
Theee perfect pitstop in your road trip along the north shore. The lilikoi joy smoothie was deliciously tart and fresh. The garlic bread was the best I’ve ever had – so garlicky and fresh. Who knew?
Best part was the little courtyard where we could relax and eat and play. What a wonderful spot!
… moreBest part was the little courtyard where we could relax and eat and play. What a wonderful spot!
Shane and Hannah Robertson
We did a farm tour here + ate lunch and had a WONDERFUL experience!! Our tour guide, Ioani was so friendly and knowledgeable. He made for a great experience. We learned so much on the tour and got to try a lot of delicious and fresh foods! And the lunch was so yummy!! A great place to support local farmers!! We will definitely be back 🙂
… moreDolca C
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.
… moreInside 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.
Arsalan Zaheer
A true farm-to-table gem where the dishes taste like they came straight from fields bursting with every vegetable you can imagine. Tried their sandwich , icecream they all taste fresh even bought a papaya .
Met the owner Juda on front gave us alot of info about the farm . Love seeing family business doing something extra ordinary.
… moreMet the owner Juda on front gave us alot of info about the farm . Love seeing family business doing something extra ordinary.
Devrim A. Iyigun
We come to Oahu regularly and this is the first time we had a chance to tour the Kahuku Farms. It is a family business, now being run by the 4th generation. The owners are friendly, the staff is kind and knowledgeable. We spent 2 hours, touring the gardens, tasting the delicious fruit and the chocolate made from the cocoa beans raised in the farm. It all felt like an hour and we learned a lot about the vegetation, and the challenges of farming on this beautiful island. Highly recommended.
… moreJessica C
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!
… moreSupport 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!
L
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!
… moreThe 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!
Alexandra
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.
… moreChristin Yoo
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
… moreLeann Amodeo
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!
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