Kumu Farms Molokai — Local services in Molokai

Amazing fruits & vegetables and super friendly service! We went there only twice, and only because we missed this place the first days we been on Molokai! I asked Hoku if they had some Passion fruit and unfortunately the didn't, but she asked us to come back the next day. Not thinking she would have any the next day, we stopped by anyways to grab some other fruits, because we liked them so much! As soon as Hoku noticed us she brought some Passion fruits she kept for us!! Wooow, thank you! Not only were the fruits super yammi, it was also just nice talking to her and hearing her stories! This said, also check out the fruit stands from lokals on the east side of the island...there are 4 or so fruit stand with amazing and fresh...

We loved this little farm stand! I found it on Google before our trip and was excited when we finally got to go when it opened on Tuesday. They have a great selection of not only fresh produce from their farms but also gifts to take home. We were able to purchase two types of papayas to try (we never had tried them before). The lady that runs it was super knowledgeable and was a no-nonsense communicator. When asked a question, she was straight to the point in a matter of fact fashion which we appreciated. She even gave us some fresh basil to take home with our purchase that made amazing pasta sauce.

If I go back to the island, I'll definitely be purchasing all of my...

Take the time to locate this place. They have the most delicious vegetables and fruits anywhere on the island. Their packaged salad mix is available at Friendly Market. Their prices are a bit high but the quality is worth it. The Organic Pesto we bought and brought back to our hotel though did not last very long before it went sour. Quite sad. As for their honey, it was out of our price range and perhaps they should think about relabeled it as there is no possible way that ANY honey can be organic. Bees make their own flight patterns and there are surrounding areas that may not be pesticide and fungicide free. Like the papaya farm...