Kumu Farms Country Market — Local services in Maui

Review of Kumu Farms Country Market

If you find yourself exploring the beautiful landscapes of Hawaii, you might stumble upon Kumu Farms Country Market. While it has all the charm of a tourist trap, there are some hidden gems worth discovering.

First and foremost, the coffee section is simply amazing. However, it's important to note that only the coffee marked in red is 100% Hawaiian; the rest is merely 10% Hawaiian blend. So, if you’re a coffee enthusiast, be sure to seek out that red label for the true Hawaiian experience.

The Maui Gold pineapple was another highlight of my visit. Its sweetness and juiciness are unmatched, making it a must-try for anyone visiting the island. Additionally, the selection of fresh produce is quite reasonable, especially considering the island's cost of living. You can find a variety of local fruits and vegetables that are both fresh and flavorful.

Overall, while Kumu Farms may cater to tourists, it offers some delightful finds that make the visit worthwhile. Just remember to be selective with your coffee choices, and don't miss out on the Maui...

I made a $2.09 purchase for which I attempted to pay cash using a $2 bill. The cashier refused to accept my $2 bill (in a not so polite manner). When I stated that a business accepting cash has to accept all US currency, unless posting a sign to the contrary, she very rudely stated that she didn't have any place to put the $2 bill and was not going to accept it under any circumstances. Unfortunately, more words exchanged.

I should have just paid with a credit so they can "lose money" on the transaction fee.

It's been a long time since I've been so rudely treated by a business, and this at a place visited by a lot...

Beautiful farmer's market and craft goods shop. They have a really wide variety of fruits and vegetables and I think all of it is grown on the property. The Maui gold pineapples are their specialty, but I also got carrots and salad greens for dinner. This is a place you can definitely spend half a day eating, relaxing, and touring the grounds. It felt like Disneyland the way it was laid out and decorated. If you're looking for authentic handmade Hawaiian craft goods, you need to shop here before you fly home. They have home goods made from printed bark cloth and repurposed...