tion and also to check out special events that the markets might be having. On Sunday mornings next to Adventist Health Castle, a popular market is held, known as the Kailua Town Farmers Market. 640 Ulukahiki Street. facebook.com/KailuaTownFarmersMarket/ farmloversmarkets.com Another farmers market is typically held on Thursday late afternoons/early evenings in Kailua Town Center, known as the Kailua Farmers’ Market. 609 Kailua Road. hfbf.org/farmers-markets/kailua/ SPIRITS SCENE Although Kailua is a smaller town, it has a bustling bar scene – with new establishments setting up shop seemingly all the time. Ko‘olau Distillery is a veteran-owned business, with renowned spirits – from whiskey to gin to moonshine – handcrafted right in Kailua. The Ko‘olau Distillery Whiskey Tour is a must-do item for any whiskey aficionado. Learn how they craft their Old Pali Road Whiskey – which is sold in many Hawaii stores – step-by-step, one batch at a time. The tour is concluded with a tasting and opportunity to purchase limited batch authenticated whiskey. The also have a store on site to pick up spirits as well as other merchandise. Military discounts are available! 905 Kapaa Quarry Place, Building 50. koolaudistillery.com Kahuna’s Sports Bar and Grill is located on the Marine Corps Base Hawaii. With entertainment, dining options and a fully stocked bar – from beer to signature cocktails – Kahuna’s is a popular place to unwind and create unforgettable memories. It is exclusively for E5 and below. Some other Kailua bars that make our list include Kailua Town Pub (26 Hoolai Street), Tap & Barrel (167 Hamakua Drive), The Shack (1051 Keolu Drive), Sessions (32 Maluniu Avenue) and Boardriders (201 Hamakua Drive). Do you dare to check out them all? Kailua Town 291 6
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