Da Beans Green

Service by server Abcde F. was efficient, kind and courteous…read more I loved the vegetable omelette and my nephew said the hamburger steak was excellent too. Bathroom needs cleaning but ambiance was great otherwise! I highly recommend this place

Service was great and quick. Seat yourself this morning. Ordered the Mauna Kea special. Garlic…read morechicken was garlic-eee (the way I like), Teri beef , mac salad and noodles were delicious. I had some of the Adobe fried rice too, that was really tasty. Adequate table space indoor and out. Can accommodate larger groups on the picnic tables. The menu is served all day. Cocktails served here as well.

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Kurtistown Cafe

3.7(151 reviews)

2.6 mi

I really enjoy their garlic chicken. The mini plate is more than enough for me. I never finish…read moreit. The staff member (I told myself to remember her name but of course I forgot) was so friendly and attentive. There was a mildly rude customer there waiting for her food trying to speak with me about the wait and the staff just smiled and continued to be polite to everyone. I'm not sure how long the other customer waited but we called in our order and showed up before the time they said it would be ready and within a couple minutes of paying it was ready. The restaurant was clean and tidy. Will definitely be back.

Before arriving to Hawaii, we found on Reddit post that most people recommended coming here for…read moretheir Loco Moco. My boyfriend and I had finished a few small hikes at Hawaii Volcano National Park and decided to stop here for a late lunch before heading back towards the Kona side. We found that the restaurant was poorly ventilated as it was hot and the doors were just kept open, and the wait for the food was a long time. There were a few other people before us who had been waiting for their food as well, and by the time it was our turn it was already 45 minutes to 1 hour. The Loco Moco was not what I had expected, the hamburger patties were dry and there wasn't anything that stood out flavor-wise. The macaroni salad was okay, but we both agreed that L&L tasted better. We also got a spam musubi, but it did not taste as good as other musubis, there was just too much rice and the spam lacked seasoning and sauce. Overall, this was not worth the wait, they have other items on their menu that you could try, but expect to wait for a lot longer than usual just to get your food.

Menu screens

Teriyaki chicken mini plate with rice and mac...very good and plenty of food

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Exterior

The Kea’au Deli

4.4(46 reviews)

Excellent selection of gelatos, fresh made soup, fabulous sandwiches, salads and entrees to go, and…read moreassorted bakery treats.

This place is quite yummy overall. The staff was also really friendly. We had a few samples…read morebefore i decided on the pumpkin pie flavored gelato. Let me tell you that this was creamy and full of that delicious pumpkin spice fall flavor. Wow wow wow was it fantastic. It was a treat that I devoured. The turkey sandwich was decent. I liked the bread it was served on. The staff toasted it extra like I asked. I enjoyed the crispy edges. I wish it had a pickle and or some slaw. It was 10 a sandwich. We also a cup of vanilla iced coffee that was great. I would definitely recommend the gelato and the coffee. Yum!

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Mt View Bakery

4.5(126 reviews)

1.8 mi

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Amazing mochi donuts, my fav is the taro Haupia…read more Also, the guava cream cheese turnover is so good! Love that this little bakery is so close to home.

From the moment we walked in, everyone was kind and welcoming. All of the baked goods looked…read moreextremely fresh and inviting. We tried pineapple cream cheese croissants, raspberry Danish, stone cookies, butter rolls and all were delicious. We will always stop on our way to or from Volcano National Park. Mahalo!

Lilikoi, lychee

One box of two - hotdog roll, turner over, guava danish, chocolate danish, manju (this was delish - stone cookie batter with azuki inside)

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The Big Island Bakehouse

4.8(66 reviews)

Big Island Bakehouse is a can't miss when visiting Big Island! We made it over to this place on our…read moresecond to last day and we were greeted with so much cheer and the friendly staff gave recommendations and helped guide our choices. We tried the Bomboloni and Nutella Coconut croissant during our initial visit. The Bomboloni reminds me of a malasada but I enjoyed the creamy filling of this so much more. We ended up going back on our last day and tried some of the savory options - the goat cheese pesto croissant and then sausage roll were standouts for us. Enjoyed this place so much we hardly took pictures, but everyone should add this as a stop especially if visiting Volcano National Park!

Open only 3 days a week, this has become one of my favorite stops on the way to Volcano (from…read moreHilo). In fact, except Madam Pele does NOT necessarily keep to the same schedule as the bakery, would try to time my Volcano drives to coincide with Friday, Saturday, or Sunday! Hahah. Today got a sampling of Mediterranean scones (savory with olives and delicious seasonings), croissants, danish, and my favorite... the ube cruffin. Holy Moly Batman... that one item was worth the drive alone! Since there really wasn't any real estate in our tummies, we split everything 3 ways... over the course of the next few hours. Two weeks later, still thinking about that ube cruffin! Would definitely do a repeat on that as well as the Medeterranean scones while trying other items. And as the nice couple infront of us in line mentioned, will have to return for the sister deli across the parking lot. Heard it was featured in Guy Hagi's food vlog. And if its good enough for Guy Hagi its where I want to be my next mealtime!

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Raspberry Almond Croissant

Koana

4.9(157 reviews)

1.6 mi

My husband and I stopped by Koana after a recommendation from a friend while we were on our way to…read moreVolcano. I mean this with all kindness, but I think my friend undersold the place! At first glance, it may look like other small, local shops, with locally made products and a few interesting goods to browse. (I ended up buying the last 'I'iwi bird pin they had on display, which I loved!) After reading some other reviews, I realized we may have just gotten lucky because the owner happened to be in that day. Let me say this upfront: they advertise slow black coffee and they mean it! The owner (Brian?) takes his time with each customer, chatting with you to understand what you're looking for and making some suggestions. It's clear he enjoys both his craft and engaging with customers. It was not very busy while we were there, which added to that relaxed, Hawaiian vacation vibe. We really enjoyed the conversation with him and even walked away having learned a few new things. We took our coffee and other purchases to enjoy on the bench outside, along with some stone cookies from nearby. (There were also additional tables and chairs available on a side patio.) Overall, we loved both the experience and the coffee, and we will definitely plan to stop by again the next time we are in the area!

Service was incredible, very personable and educational. Atmosphere was very homey. 10/10 would…read morerecommend. Will definitely be back. The mocha was really good.

Mocha

Owner pouring a cacao tea and cacao lava shot.

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Hilo Coffee Mill

4.0(133 reviews)

0.3 mi

We're from Seattle so we were excited to check out local coffee options. Hilo Coffee Mill did not…read moredisappoint! Karina and Rachel took time to welcome us. The hospitality and conversation were amazing. They offered us a taste the brew of the day (YUM!), and they explained the nuances of the different roasts for sale. You KNOW we bought several to take home with us. Thank you Hilo Coffee Mill for the exceptional welcome and superior cup of coffee.

Best fresh coffee I've had on the Big Island. They always take care of you and treat you great…read more Delicious flavor, good selection and high quality packaging.

Fresh Coffee beans with the option to have the ground at the shop.

Homemade cookies

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Coffe bar area

Peppercorn Spice House

4.5(120 reviews)

Great food, fast service! Daughter's fave place to eat in…read moreKea'au. Walnut Shrimp & Pad Thai is a must.

I'm absolutely loving the food at Peppercorns Spice! The service is top-notch - friendly, fast, and…read moresuper efficient. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, and the restaurant is always clean and tidy.

Facing their kitchen

Big platter of fresh huge shrimp and veggies.

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Clean wonderful dining

Ola’a Coffee

4.6(28 reviews)

5.6 mi

We had breakfast at this place this morning, and I was left with a very unpleasant impression. We…read morewaited about 20 minutes for a croissant and 30 minutes for a cappuccino. One of the drinks ( ole coffee ) was completely forgotten and was only brought 50 minutes later ( and it was watery ) , after we reminded the staff. Additionally, our second croissant was replaced with a bagel without asking us first. We were so taken aback that we didn't even say anything - we simply didn't want to wait another 30 minutes. I do not recommend this place.

Charming coffee shop with super cute "drive through option." Visited on our way to National Volcano…read morePark. Delicious coffee and blended drinks options.

Cute and comfortable ambiance.

Breakfast bento box! Perfect amount for breakfast!

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The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf

2.8(83 reviews)

4.9 mi

Friendly service and a clean place! Great music vibe too‼ Their wraps are so delicious as well! We…read moreeven tried the pumpkin crunch this time‼

If you're unsure what the definition of mediocre is, visiting this place will immediately clear up…read moreany confusion. None of the food is fresh and the options and quality are both deeply depressing. Service is incredibly slow and also very loopy. There is no ambiance; it feels as though a generic coffee shop (without seating) was AI-generated. Definitely wouldn't recommend.