Kahuku Farms

5 stars well deserved! This fourth generation family farm is a labor of love, and it really shows in the quality of their produce and food. My family enjoyed the Grand Tour, where we learned about all the love that goes into growing their papayas, apple bananas, starfruit, passionfruit, taro, Japanese eggplant, pitaya, and even cacao. After the tour, we all enjoyed fresh samples of the fruit we had seen, some of which our guide had just picked on the tour!
The café features the farm’s very own produce and other housemade goodies — which means fresh and delicious food. The lettuce for their salads, for example, is grown specially for the café and hydro-​ponically (which we had the pleasure of seeing on the tour!). The grilled banana bread deserves a special shoutout– with a scoop of vanilla, apple banana, or lilikoi ice cream of course!
Finally, the farm also makes their own special products, such as lilikoi jelly and other preserves, honey hand sanitizer, vanilla sauce… which make great gifts to take home.
Great, wholesome food from a great, wholesome family farm. Definitely recommended!

Fantastic farm to table food! Everything is fresh and tastes so good! The tropikale smoothie was the best!

I agree with all the reviews to date.
There is lots of parking in front of this business, right on Kamehameha Highway, and the cashier that takes our order is friendly and explains everything competently. We asked to sample the chocolate and she was very obliging.
You have the option of taking the farm tour, which seems to be very popular with family with keiki.
The veggie pizza and salad combo was delicious with pickled eggplant and tomatoes on panini bread, toasted with cheese. The salad dressing is a lilikoi balsamic that is absolutely delicious and available for purchase!
The grilled veggie sandwich is delicious as well, though I preferred the pizza. We shared both and were surprisingly satisfied though not stuffed.
The haupia pineapple smoothie was refreshing and tasty, not too thick nor too sweet.
The grilled banana bread with haupia and caramel sauce and home made vanilla bean ice cream is a «must have!» What a wonderful, not-​too-​sweet end to a great meal! Woo hoo!

Local farm grows organic farm fresh fruits and vegetables. They have garden tours and café is located in the front. Nice shaded outside patio seating area inside the café. Tasting corner for jams and honey samples. The best part of this place is the half papaya with ice cream topping. But we opted for the sorbet instead and it even tasted better. They have banana bread pudding with vanilla bean caramel sauce omg it was the best. Owners son told me its his Moms own recipe. Purchased the caramel sauce for $ 7 its great for ice cream or fruit toppings. I tried it on churros, it was delish! They also serve sandwiches and smoothies. Everything here is grown organically and prepped right when you order. Love this place!

Was in the neighborhood and decided to give this place a try. I ordered the veggie panini, and the hubby got the vegetarian pizza. Food was fresh and we had outdoor seating. Fresh air and fresh food. Life is good.
The reason why I gave 3 stars was because the food is on the pricey side considering we were in the country area, and the customer service was bad. The male cashier barely made eye contact and didn’t even say thank you as he handed my change. The people making the food was nice. The cashier ruined our experience. Maybe because we were locals and not tourists spending a bundle at his business.
My husband wants to go back, I told him he will have to do the ordering.

The Farm Café is seriously incredible. The food is fresh, natural and very reasonably priced. We had the farm pizza, grilled banana bread, and a pineapple-​haupia smoothie, and LOVED all of it. There can be a little bit of a line, but the food is worth the wait and the service is pretty prompt. Will definitely be going back to this little gem on the farm.

Amazing, fresh, delicious and so friendly! Our new favorite stop on the North Shore. Try their Pizza, the lemonade and the salad.

We love this place! The food is so fresh, beautifully made, and delicious.
I got the vegetarian pizza, and the veggie pannini and both were delicious. The salad dressing is very tasty on the fresh salads too. And the kids meal is great, and comes with a lemonade.
The also have fresh fruit and vegetables for sale, along with deserts like ice cream and banana bread.
Highly recommended.

We ordered the veggie panini, grilled banana bread with homemade ice cream and a papaya pineapple smoothie. Everything we had was delicious and fresh. I am a harsh critic and I cannot fault this place. The service was fantastic also. I will definitely be back! Thank you for this amazing experience, keep up the great work.

3 words; Lilikoi Butter Mochi !!! So Ono!!! My newest addiction!!! Although I wish they were open in the evenings. Hard to get there by 4pm on weekdays

For an area known for shrimp trucks which are great in their own right, Kahuku Farms is a pleasing alternative that will leave you just as if not more satisfied, minus the long lines and wait. My girlfriend introduced me to this place back in January and we came back again yesterday and both times, I was completely blown away by the food here. I love my meat and that will never change, but everything I’ve had here from the vegetable panini, pizza and salad will keep me coming back for more. Finally, I might be exaggerating, but the Grilled Banana Bread with vanilla flavored haupia and caramel sauce and Lilikoi ice cream might just be my new favorite dessert and I’ve had many

Finding vegetarian food on the island had proven itself slightly challenging at times. Driving North Shore everyone talked about getting food from the different trucks but it was all seafood. Was passing this farm and decided to stop in and see what it was all about.
It was THE PERFECT stop. Locally grown food, super nice people, beautiful farm backdrop, incredibly green and tropical feeling.
The smoothies alone seem like a good reason to stop by. I had one with a salad.
They have some local gift items and things you can purchase as souvenirs as well. Like skin products, salad dressing, etc.

Holy fresh and delicious batman! From farm to café — how can I complain? Prices are reasonable. Friendly staff. Ample parking and seating.
We ordered the ½ papaya + sorbet, vanilla ice cream, Haupia pineapple smoothie, and lemonade. Everything was awesome but the papaya stood out as the most delicious we’ve ever eaten. It was like eating fruit candy.
Love the serenity of the place. I only wish it wasn’t right off the main road but when you are seating in the back of the café, you almost don’t notice.
This is definitely going to be a must for us when driving around the island.

We’ve driven past this place so many times and it would always be closed (they close at 4). So after our hike to the ehukai pillbox we decided to stop in for lunch! I already knew I was gonna get either the pizza or the panini just from the pictures on here alone! I ended up getting the whole panini and unsweetened mango iced tea and my bf got the pizza and side salad. Since we like to share we went halfsies and I’m so glad we did because the pizza was just as delicious! That Mac nut pesto is bomb! We found a picnic table away from all the other seats. The farm is so pretty. We didn’t get a chance to walk around but next time! We also bought a bottle their house salad dressing, and I got a bottle of the waterless mango honey hand cleaner. Forgot to grab a piece of the fried banana bread to go. Also next time for sure! Definitely stop in here you won’t be disappointed.

Warning! This is a completely vegetarian menu. I did not see a single meat item on the menu. However, what I tasted was completely delicious. I shared the panini with the family and it was quite tasty and I didn’t even notice that it was missing a meat component. The main vegetable in the panini was eggplant and it was nice consistency (not too slimey) and the tomatoes were delicious. It also comes with mozzarella cheese which was a nice complement to all the veggies.
Also you absolutely have to get the grilled banana bread with ice cream (we opted for vanilla). The ice cream choices of the day were banana, lilikoi, and vanilla. That banana bread is to die for. It was delicious and drizzled with haupia and caramel sauce. It was sweet but not overbearingly so. I definitely recommend sharing this with someone (your dentist will thank you) even though you won’t want to.
P. S. if you want some meat Fumi Shrimp Truck is nearby.

Honestly a 3 for food — all veggie options and fresh but pricey for veggies about ten bucks a plate. But extra star for letting me bring ollie the dog and having covered seating to keep him cool. Good for vegetarians like my Indian father in law. Right across from fumi shrimp truck. Plenty of parking.
Sent the in laws on the one hour grand tour. Thirty bucks for an hour also pricey but they seemed to like it. They said it was very informative and that the tour leader is also a farmer/​worker there and super nice. There are some umbrellas for shade. Mostly Japanese tourists so good thing my mother In law is Japanese.

WARNING: this post will make you hungry!
Have you ever wanted some local farmed broke da mouth food? Then Kahuku Farms is for you!
I love how this place promotes sustainability and eating local! All the food served here was grown in the Kahuku farm!
Check this place out for smoothies, pizzas, paninis and local sweets and fruits. We had to pick up their honey and lilikoi balsamic salad dressing!
Also! Do not forget to get the banana bread! It is served warm, topped with vanilla Caramel and haupia sauce! You can also add ice cream! Phew, I was in heaven!

I think this is the first time I’ve seen a restaurant with an overall 5 star rating… Kahuku Farms is definitely deserving!
This place is super consistent. You know the pizza is always going to be delicious and the smoothie on point.
I’ve had the panini before– wasn’t as good as the pizza.
I’m convinced that the homemade pesto is really what makes it so divine. Plus the freshness of all the other ingredients.
A friend told me that the banana bread was to die for. And it’s true! It was nice and warm, served with your choice of ice cream.
I love being able to purchase produce for a reasonable price too!
I’ve never been on the tour. But hope to bring my hanai niece and nephew soon on an Aunty date to check it out. I’ve seen an Aulani tour bus out front so hopefully you don’t show up when they do!

Fresh produce off the farm! Can’t complain one iota, especially when it is plucked right off the vine, tree, or straight from the ground! What you get in the grocery store PALES in comparison from getting it straight from the farmer! Fresher taste, bigger — you just get your bang for your buck! :)
Farm tours offered here — a 30 minute ride, as well as an hour ride talking about the crops grown, how it’s done, what seasons are best — and what the difficulties are especially being against the ocean! Well worth the ride out!
They also have the café — where you can order up veggie sandwiches, salads, and yes even pizza — all using the produce straight from their farm! Also sold are shampoos, soaps, lotions, and jams/​jellies.

I came back to for their dessert one afternoon and was pleasantly satisfied! The last visit was so pleasant as well but I was too full to try and cram any dessert in. So this time, I ordered dessert first and went on an empty and hungry stomach. Win-​win!
Let me just say, if GRILLED BANANA BREAD drizzled with VANILLA CARAMEL AND HAUPIA does not make you salivate there must be something wrong with you. This dessert was foodgasm at best! The only thing wrong with me ordering this single serving of deliciousness was that I shared it with three other people, each person trying to be polite and not gobble the entire thing on their own. This dessert was $ 5.50 (well worth it in my opinion) without the ice cream ($ 7.00 with it). It wasn’t overly sweet or kanak-​attack inducing… it was just perfection! But that’s just me and my sweet tooth talking.
Service was excellent as well and always refreshing to be on that side of the island. Again, quite an alternative to the numerous food trucks serving shrimp and local style lunches. Seating was plentiful with a beautiful breeze swirling around us, farm of produce abound and the beautiful lawn to lounge and/​or play in.