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Best Market in Hilo

Real videos of Market in Hilo — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Hilo Farmer's Market

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    Community-focusedVibrantLocalFresh produceFood trucksHandmade goods

    About the venue

    Hilo Farmer's Market is a vibrant marketplace located at the corner of Kamehameha Avenue and Mamo Street, open every Wednesday and Saturday. Here, local farmers offer fresh produce, tropical fruits, and handmade goods, making it a hub for community members and visitors looking for local flavor. The market features over 200 vendors, including food trucks and artisans selling crafts. With its lively atmosphere, it also hosts cultural performances to enhance the shopping experience.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases the entrance to 'The Farmers Market Kitchen' with a signboard and 'Kua'a Shave Ice' below it, set against a clear blue sky with red umbrellas and lush greenery. It then transitions to a vibrant display of various fruits and vegetables, including persimmons, papayas, rambutans, mangosteens, passionfruit, longan fruit, dragon fruit, bananas, lemons, bok choy, oranges, mangoes, tangerines, and other assorted items. The video provides a clear visitor perspective of the market, highlighting its offerings and the lively atmosphere.

    Corner of Kamehameha Avenue and, Mamo St

  2. Suisan Fish Market

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    AuthenticLocalFreshFresh seafoodPoke bowlsSustainability

    About the venue

    Suisan Fish Market in Hilo, Hawaii, has been a local staple since 1949, known for its fresh seafood and produce. The market not only sells the day's catch but also prepares poke bowls and other seafood dishes on-site. Located on Lihiwai Street, it attracts both locals and tourists seeking authentic island flavors. The family-owned business prides itself on quality and sustainability, making it a beloved destination for seafood enthusiasts.

    What the videos show

    The video begins with a person holding a container filled with rice, meat, and vegetables. The camera then pans to show a woman in a market, specifically at a seafood counter, where she approaches and examines the displayed products.

    93 Lihiwai St