Island Grocery Depot

This place has lots of economy size products. If you don’t have a Costco card just go here. They have lots of meats in boxes. Great party stuff containers and more.

I want to give a shout out to Brian for devoting an entire island to craft beer in this store recently. This island mainly stocks Stone Distribution beers that are shipped, warehoused, delivered and displayed refrigerated. Beer is a fresh food product and should be treated that way and finally Stone Distribution is doing that on Maui and IGD is supporting that by offering a pretty fair selection of their lineup. Please show your kokua and shop here for your craft beer with some of the best prices on the rock!

Wonderful employees! They told us of a wonderful place nearby with sea turtles and gorgeous views where we could eat the ice cream we had bought there. Their musubi is made fresh every morning and it is delicious and inexpensive.
For people on cruises, they have 1.75L water bottles for 99 cents! And they have smaller water bottles with sport caps 2 for a dollar. A wonderful selection of goodies you miss on a cruise. I hope to go back next time I’m on the island!

I love coming to this store to buy local and ethnic items. They are also good for any party or catering needs and very reasonable. They have a fresh selection of local produce as well as local products. Their sale items can’t be beat and the employees are very friendly and helpful. I love walking the aisles to see what they have, sometimes you can come across super reduced in-​store specials. The only downside is that parking maybe a challenge when they are busy.

First of all the name of the store is Island Grocery Depot. I like to come here for certain things. They have great fresh produce. When you walk into the store you will see an assortment of fresh flowers to your right. Proceed to your left where you will find the freezer section with dessert items frozen veggies to frozen lasagna. You will also find fresh meats. They have good pastele sausage and Kim chee sausage too. They also carry things that you may need for parties like paper products which you can buy in bulk. Great selection of liquor and prices are always reasonable. Try the chichiron is so ono. They have hot food items which you can pick up for lunch also but go early before they sell out. Staff are helpful if you need something. They also have another location in Lahaina

I. had a family reunion and Cash n Carry had a lot of stuff I needed. The location was great and the hours were perfect. Brian and staff were awesome! If I forgot something. I would call them and they had it ready for me. If it wasn’t in the store they would get it from the warehouse. They went above and beyond and was always pleasant! Thanks Brian!!!

Was excited to finally check this place out after hearing good reviews. I gave it two stars because there are definitely some great buys but the whole experience was tarnished for us when the cashier refused to speak to us or answer my polite greeting. Not sure if cashier #0113 at register #002 was just having a bad day or what but the stink eye was completely unnecessary when I was just trying to be polite to her. There’s never an acceptable reason to completely ignore a customer who is speaking to you. Not sure what was behind her prejudice but I see no reason to give this place our money again if the cashiers aren’t even expected to answer a «hello».

Like another reviewer said, get your coffee here! 7oz 100% Maui coffee for $ 5 and 100% Kona I think was under $ 10 as well! Pick up some macadamia nuts (both salted and chocolate covered :)) and some granola for your plane ride back from here.

While on vacation. I was going to make some barbecue rub and I needed 2 cups of paprika. Cash n Carry is the only place that had type quantity containers.
Cash n Carry is similar to a Smart & Final on the mainland. If you haven’t found it at Costco from the airport next up would be Cash n Carry.

I’m so glad I finally gave Cash and Carry a shot. After hearing raving reviews from my co-​workers, I finally made it in here after work one day. I was really impressed with their low prices on produce, and most things they carry. They have a good selection for making many asian and mexican meals. I am in luck! I have been looking for a cheap spot to stock up my mexican basics. They have tomatoes for cheap, (Maui standards), jalepenos, beans, chips, tortillas, and sauces! It is not as good as the motherland, San Diego, but it is as close as it is going to get for Maui. Give it a shot, and if they carry it, it is probably cheaper.
I found a couple key items here the last couple of times I have went in, that were drastically cheaper. Fresh 100% Maui grown coffee for $ 5! Even better than Kona coffee, since it supports our local coffee growers.

The former Cash N Carry is now Island Grocery Depot, sporting a repaved road, and a soon to open second location in Lahaina which will be bigger than this one. No membership needed.
While the selection isn’t the greatest, if your favorite item is carried here, it will more than likely be priced less than the supermarkets, and be of the non-​bulk variety. This is the only place I can find decent frozen seafood — snow crab claws, king crab legs, and calamari. The produce prices are very competitive. They also sell a variety of takeout trays, kitchen gloves, and restaurant supplies. There’s a small selection of bento breakfast & lunches which changes daily. The only downfall is that they don’t stay open late (6pm weekdays, 5pm weekends.)
TIP:
First Hawaiian Bank ATM inside.

This is a great supermarket in a rather uncommon location in Kahului, but worth visiting. Well-​stocked with local and Asian groceries, fresh (usually) produce and a nice selection of alcoholic beverages. You’ll find many items priced much lower than at other markets (but not all). A keen eye can find the good deals. My favorite finds so far are: cans of thai iced tea for 99c, $ 17 handles of decent sake, and $ 5 boxes of matcha green tea powder. Check it out.