Nice pit stop on our tour of Oahu. They offered free coffee samples. I recommend the Kona Macadamia blend - mild but delicious. A well provisioned store with a variety of art and Macadamia nuts based products. There a variety of smaller stores located outside on the periphery. Not much to look at beyond the store, maybe because of the weather but I didn't see anything indicating otherwise. Nothing super special beyond a nice place to stop on the way to somewhere else.

It was fun. Cracking open a macadamia was a special twist. The ducks and chickens wanted the results which we were happy to share with them. The samples were yummy and the place was pretty.

NO TOURS. they aren't doing any more tours due to covid so don't come expecting. Nice stop off the highway and delicious nuts. A few other cute shops and stores

Nice place to try their coffee, they let you sample it for free. They also have free samples of their macadamia nuts and all their flavored versions. Their stores have a lot of items for sale like: obviously macadamia nuts, mugs, perfumes, jewelry, stickers, honey, coffee, bags, popsicles, candles, plushies and many more things. I also found coconut bread here which was really awesome.

Very cool place that was along our tour of the island. They offer macadamia but coffee samples as well as a selection of macadamia nuts. Locally grown and made coffee and art was a highlight for me! The staff were all very inviting and friendly. The store is open air and it was raining when we were there, which I loved. There seemed to be other tours vans/buses stopping there. Lots of souvenirs available here as well. I really enjoyed the stop here and picked up some macadamia but coffee, goodies and souvenirs.

A nice enough place to stop to buy some gifts & get some free coffee. That said, it's a little overpriced. I understand that the locals want to make some money off tourists, but the prices made me less interested in parting with my money. I did buy some macadamia nuts though, which were pretty tasty! Outside the store are some really interesting views & be sure to look for the Jurassic Park jeep!

Fresh and tasty macadamia nuts with different flavors (salty, caramel, coffee, honey, garlic-onion, natural, cinnamon…). You can try them all (free samples) and buy your favorite one (good price)! Other souvenirs like coffee, spice sauces, local jewelry, and so.

I love that you can sample coffee and the nuts. It was a little crowded though. I ended up buying garlic and onion nuts, cinnamon nuts, and regular roasted salted nuts. It was really hard just picking one flavor. They are all good. I was even pleasantly surprised by the Kona flavored macadamia nuts. They were good too. It gets crowded, but love that you can sample the nuts and other delicacies before buying.

Wonderful staff - delicious snacks, nuts & baked goods - great parking & atmosphere. Add it to your stops while exploring- you’ll be happy you did. They also have skin care products like “Real Noni” pain relief lotion that works great on aches & bug bites

We came here to buy nuts for gifts for family. It's a cute farm. I also got ice cream and coconut juice. In the back, they have raw macadamia nuts for the kids and people to try cracking. It was fun. It was a little drive for us from our hotel in Waikiki but it's worth it. The drive was green and nice looking. The nuts at the farm are cheaper comparing to ABC store.

Freshly packed nuts right from the farm in various flavors and you get to sample them before buying it. They also serve free Kona macadamia coffee. Prices are quite decent and are actually slightly below most grocery store macadamia nut packets. Our favorite ones were the coffee covered and roasted salted ones. The garlic onion ones were also quite good. They also sell souvenirs (including general Hawaiian), coffee, chips etc. Tons of photo opportunities as well with a great background of the mountain and monkeypod trees.

Cute little nut store was my first impression of this place, we visited here as one of the stops on our bus tour. There seem to have been a couple other bus tour groups here as well so when my group got there it was pretty packed. One of the attendants noticed what was going on and to help with the flow of persons sampling the flavored macadamia nuts she opened a new line which I appreciated; even though big men started pushing themselves in front of little me but that's humanity for you. I really liked that they had samples of each of the flavored nuts my favourite was the honey roasted; it would have been even better if they had samples of the chocolate covered ones but oh well. They could also have had sample size packages of each nut which would avoid everybody having to use the same tong to take the nuts out the containers. By having these small packages, it would minimize lines and again avoid everybody touching the same tongs as not everybody's hands are clean. They also had coffee infused with macadamia nut which I didn't taste but the feedback I got was that it was good. I would recommend visiting here as their prices are reasonable and it's a nice experience. I ended up getting a few things for my family. -Aloha

There is a great selection of local foods and crafts! There is free samples of amazing macadamia nuts and coffee too! The views surrounding the property are amazing!

This place was great. We happen to be here during the clouds rolling in. The macadamia nut here was great they give you samples of coffee and nuts. This is a must go location to visit when on the island. The beach near by is a must to spend some time around this area.

I love the place. You can test the macademia for free. You can try the raw ones outside, you can use a rock to crack open. They served coconut junks. Beautiful small shops. They sell hot pepper, made locally, my favorite. I think they have reasonable price.

Amazing! Great food, they also have a little gift shop. We had the liliko'i (passion fruit) sorbet Onolicious 😋 Take time to walk the grounds its beautiful many things to see and explore.

Very cool store where they allow you to sample each type of macadamia nut. A large bag is decently priced at approximately $10. They also have coffee samples. Unfortunately, I was looking to purchase smaller bags of different flavors or variety packs, which were not available. Lots of fun stuff to look at and purchase. Staff is nice and helpful.

Used to take my children there. It is a fun adventure. They have samples of their macadamia nuts, fresh coconut water, and chickens running around all over the place.