Haleiwa Wednesday vendor pool — Wednesday, May 27, 2026

808 Xpress Kitchen appears in recent North Shore Country Market lineups and describes itself as an Oʻahu Hawaiian-food catering business. Its menu includes Hawaiian plate-style meals and island favorites.

Aliʻi Naturals appears in recent North Shore Country Market vendor lists. Product details were not clearly surfaced in search results, but the name and market context suggest natural/body-care or handmade goods.

Aloha Crisps appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lineups. Other event and profile material describes Aloha Crisps as a maker of all-natural, human-grade, single-ingredient pet treats.

Aunty Les' Goodies appears in a recent North Shore Country Market vendor lineup. Product details were not strongly surfaced beyond the name, so baked goods and local snack items are inferred.

Bread by Brook appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lists and is associated with fresh homemade sourdough. Its products include artisan loaves such as cheddar jalapeño sourdough.

Cashmere Lamoor posted about a first day at North Shore Country Market. The account and related posts identify the vendor as an artist with ocean and handmade-jewelry context.

Christie's Collection posts from North Shore Country Market at Liliʻuokalani Protestant Church and identifies its goods as Hawaiian, tropical, seashell, and pearl jewelry. It appears to be a recurring artisan jewelry vendor.

Chubby's Fries & Wings appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lineups. The vendor is described in other event material as serving ono loaded fries and seasoned wings.

Churro's Fish Market appears in North Shore Country Market lineups. Its website describes fish-based and single-ingredient dog treats inspired by local seafood.

Citadine Designs appears in multiple North Shore Country Market vendor lineups. The brand sells designed goods and art products, including matted prints and gift items.

Corn Onoz Hawaii appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lineup posts. Product details are inferred from the vendor name and its appearance in local food-vendor contexts.

Creations by King appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lists alongside other retail and artisan vendors. Product details were not clearly surfaced beyond handmade or retail craft context.

Da Calf LLC appears in recent North Shore Country Market vendor-lineup text. Product details were not identifiable from available search results.

Official Bayview lineups list Da Mochi Guys, and the business's public profile and other market coverage establish it as a sweets vendor centered on mochi-based desserts. Bayview-specific menu detail is limited but the vendor identity is strong.

DEVOS appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lineups. Product details are limited, but separate Oʻahu market commentary mentions DeVos' hojicha latte.

Fresca Hawaii appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lists. Its vendor profile describes handcrafted Mexican aguas frescas made from natural and organic fruits.

Genova USA appears in North Shore Country Market lineup snippets. Its website describes Hawaiian jewelry, pearls, and island gifts from Honolulu.

Grill 'N Eats appears in a North Shore Country Market vendor lineup. Separate local food coverage associates the vendor with ube brioche smash burgers.

Harana by Angelique appears in North Shore Country Market vendor-lineup text. Product details were not clearly surfaced, so this entry is classified conservatively as handmade or artisan market goods.

Hawaiian Hot T's promotes North Shore Country Market attendance and is associated with Hawaiian hot sauce products. Its posts and website point to craft hot sauces including Alohadobo-style sauces.

Hi Honey Farm appears in recent North Shore Country Market vendor material with raw honey, bee pollen, and hive products. The listing suggests a farm/hive-products vendor rather than a prepared-food booth.

Dessert pop-up listed at Waikele.

Honolulu Pickle Company appears in North Shore Country Market vendor materials. Its public posts identify artisanal pickle products such as spicy Maui onion and garlic pickle varieties.

Island Popper appears in a North Shore Country Market vendor-highlight post. The business sells gourmet popcorn and snack products in Hawaiʻi.

Iwa Candle Co. repeatedly posts about selling at North Shore Country Market in Haleʻiwa. The Haleʻiwa-based maker sells artisan tropical candles in scents such as Mindful Mango and Sweet Pikake.

Kai's Groove explicitly posts that it is at North Shore Country Market every Wednesday in November at 66-090 Kamehameha Hwy. The North Shore Oʻahu brand sells island-inspired accessories and body oils.

Liko Collection appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lists. Its public profile describes handmade floral creations, and other market material mentions floral hair clips and pop sockets.

Bayview lineup posts list Local Poke Bowl, and Bayview influencer coverage specifically mentions its ahi poke taco. That combination makes it one of the better-supported poke vendors tied to the market.

Love Lala Nani posted North Shore Country Market vendor content in 2025. The exact product line was not clearly surfaced from search results, so the category is conservatively marked as crafts/other.

Mauna i Kai Designs appears in a North Shore Country Market vendor-highlight post. Other public material describes the brand as a Hawaiian woman-owned handmade jewelry business using shells, stones, metals, and natural elements.

Mini Munchiez appears in multiple North Shore Country Market vendor lists. The exact product line was not clearly surfaced, but the name and market context point to snack or small-bite food items.

Nor Sai has public posts pointing people to a North Shore Wednesday market in Haleʻiwa. Product details were not clearly surfaced, so this is treated as a low-confidence craft/other vendor entry.

North Shore Bees is a local honey and hive-products vendor that lists North Shore Country Market dates at Queen Liliʻuokalani Church. Its products focus on true North Shore honey and bee-related goods.

S Love L Hawaii appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lineups. Its public profiles describe Hawaii-designed, Bali-handmade fashion and island-inspired gifts.

Sea Breeze Collective appears in multiple North Shore Country Market vendor lists. Product details were not strongly surfaced, but appearances with jewelry and craft vendors suggest ocean-inspired handmade accessories or gifts.

Shawarma Break appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lineups. Its public profiles and coverage describe Mediterranean food with Filipino flavors, including shawarma plates and rice dishes.

Sugar Mami is documented both in launch coverage and in Bayview-specific social posts as a drink vendor at the market. Public Bayview snippets consistently describe its fresh sugar cane juice drinks.

Sweet Batch Bakehouse is a local bakehouse appearing in multiple North Shore Country Market lineups. Its public profiles describe made-to-order cupcakes, cookies, brownies, breads, and custom desserts.

The Little Whisk HI appears in a North Shore Country Market vendor lineup. Separate local vendor material describes it as a home bakery specializing in assorted mochi, cinnamon rolls, and small-batch sweets.

The Savellano's Lechon appears in multiple North Shore Country Market vendor lists. Its public pages identify the business with lechon and pork belly.

Torilei Jewelry appears in North Shore Country Market vendor lineup text. Product details are limited, but the vendor name indicates jewelry and handmade accessories.

Tropicold Wai appears in Bayview launch/vendor-lineup posts and also posted directly about serving at Bayview Night Market in Kaneohe. Public Hawaii food coverage links the business to Polynesian vaifala-style drinks.

Uncle M's Smash Burger appears in recent North Shore Country Market vendor lineup text. Product details are inferred from the vendor name and lineup references.