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February 2024 by Lori Sutherland
Finally found someone with unadulterated Macadamia Nut Butter. Not mixed with honey or chocolate! Thanks Locavore!!
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February 2024 by Michael M
Old store had wayyyy better vibes. Fluorescent lights are awful feeling; Feels sorta like a sterile hospital now with music. I feel like you gotta grow your own food now if you want calm mana in your food. However very nice staff! Friendly and carry strong Aloha energy. But wish we could go back to calmer, wood-floor and less artificial light vibes. Please. Tranquilo . Maybe I’ll open my own calm restaurant. Everything is too amped .
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January 2024 by Elizabeth H.
I love their cocao nib tea and drive an hour and 45 minutes from south point in Kau to buy it.
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December 2023 by Jennifer Lonnes
This place has specialty, higher end, harder to find food items that are on the expensive end of cost. The young man cashier was friendly and gave me a bag to put my items in because it was raining.I've yet to consume my venison sticks but I'm sure they're good.
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December 2023 by Greta A.
Great service and the packaging was supreme. Quick delivery too. Will order from them again!
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December 2023 by David Davenport
Large selection of local exotic and regular fruit, all organic. Now they’re carrying SunDog bread too which is delicious! The owner is nice, staff is always pleasant. The newLocation has good easy free parking.
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November 2023 by Lala C.
Cute store but not worth the walk to get here from their old location. Wasn't sure what all the hype was about from reading reviews. Maybe all their inventory wasn't out yet? Not sure but won't be back.
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November 2023 by Aaron Brousseau
The Locavore Store is a hidden treasure for those who appreciate the beauty of locally sourced products. Everything in this store, from the produce to the snacks, packaged goods, pasta, frozen meals, meat, and more, is proudly made right here in Hawaii. It's a celebration of the island's diverse flavors and talents.What sets this store apart is its dedication to supporting the local community. By shopping here, you not only enjoy the freshest and most authentic products, but you also contribute to the growth of local businesses.Beyond the delicious food items, the Locavore Store offers a delightful array of skincare products, candles, stickers, clothing, and ceramics, each reflecting the essence of the Hawaiian culture.If you're passionate about promoting local artisans and savoring the unique tastes and creations of Hawaii, the Locavore Store is an absolute must-visit. It's a place where every item tells a story and where the spirit of the islands truly comes to life.
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July 2023 by Sarah Ghanem
Love it? feels authentic and the lady working there was so sweet!
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May 2023 by Shannon Dorsey
Went to return an expensive garlic blend herb that I bought 6 months ago. It was old 6 months ago and they refused! Lost a customer. Hope the $8 was worth losing the annual money I will no longer be spending. Just read owner's response to another 1 star. Wow, paragraphs of defensive rhetoric! Clueless!Regarding the response. A lot of words and again clueless.
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May 2023 by Vijay R.
The Lovcavore has amazing fresh Hawaiian fruits and more for a great price. To give an example is the store sold super delicious soursop sop for 2.50 per pound, whereas the farmers market was selling for almost 5 dollars per pound. Please support this boutique grocery story when you are in Hilo!
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May 2023 by Rae H George
Nice selection of local goods. I love that they carry Sundog Bread!
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March 2023 by Cheri S.
This is such a spectacular store!! I went three times in two days to keep gathering locally made treats to take back home as souvenirs. A barista down the street told us about this place while we were walking around downtown Hilo and it was one of the highlights of our day. Such a fantastic place highlighting local Hawaiian foods and products. Don't miss it!
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February 2023 by Jenny McKee
Great store for local produce, including local meat and Tropical Dreams ice cream! They sell nice chocolates, macadamia nuts, and honey that would be great for souvenirs or gifts. Prices are a little high (bananas were $1.69/lb compared to farmer's market price of $1.50/lb), but not awful. They also have lovely, unique greeting cards that are painted or printed in the Hawaiian islands. Customer service was excellent and I appreciated the cashier's recommendations for restaurants to eat at in the area!
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February 2023 by Lili Solomon
Tastes like homemade food and it's mostly local and organic! Root booch is better than root beer in every way.
