We've been visiting Maui for over 20 years and after visiting Akamai three years ago and having a…read moreHawaiian Honeybee Latte, we bought all the ingredients and tried to recreate it after we went home, lol. I recently got a Akamai TBA with gluten free bread and it was so good. Gluten free bread has to be practically burnt in order to taste edible and to not fall apart and this was perfectly crunchy and toasted. And a bonus here because gluten free bread is typically half the size of regular bread, but Akamai understands the disparity and gives serves the sandwich with four slices of bread. This was probably my favorite gluten free meal on Maui so far

I'm not huge into coffee but out of all the spots we tried, this was my coffee lover friends'…read morefavorite spot from our trip! Chic simple little store with very friendly service, they have a few tables if you want to sit and hang out. One of my friends and I both got the cereal milk matcha which was topped with fruity pebbles, we got no adjustments but hers ended up too sweet and mine just barely sweet enough so maybe they're a little inconsistent with the measurements? But regardless I enjoyed my drink

We came to Grandma's Coffee House after reading about this mom and pop spot on several travel…read moreblogs. The Kalua Pork Eggs Benedict was one of my favorite meals during our time on Maui. The citrus hollandaise complemented all the other flavor elements of the dish perfectly. We shared this dish as we just needed a small lunch before hiking Thompson Road and it was a perfect portion. We came 30 minutes before closing and sat on the patio with beautiful views and enjoyed visits from little birds looking for crumbs. It definitely seems like a popular spot for locals and tourists, for good reason. The Eggs Benedict is only available on Saturday & Sunday so if you're traveling, try to plan to visit on one of those days!

Tell me you don't want me to be here without actually saying, "I don't want you here."…read more We've been coming to Grandmas for over 10 years, and it's always been one of those comfy, cozy places that just feels good. This visit felt really different. Today we brought family visiting from off-island after a walk on Thompson Road. We decided to stay and dine in instead of taking it to go. Looking back... maybe takeout would've been the better option. Ugh. I honestly hate writing this. The only reason I am is because I'm hoping someone from the Grandmas team reads this and actually cares enough to make some changes. If you don't know, you can't grow. Today our experience looked like this: * Watching several people get served after us even though we ordered first. Waiting for almost 30 minutes. * Our order getting mixed up and handed to the wrong person * Confusion about what muffins were available... okay fine, I'll take a blueberry muffin. Then halfway through eating it, I found a hair baked into it * Ordering potatoes without onions because of an allergy, having it made wrong twice, and needing it redone * Noticing the restaurant itself looked like it could use a deep cleaning, including ceiling fans with layers of dust And maybe this was just an off day, but the staff vibe felt... off too. Disconnected. Kind of cliquey. Like everyone seemed more interested in talking amongst themselves than serving guests. The warm, welcoming feeling Grandmas always had just didn't feel like it was there today. As a customer, I honestly felt like I was intruding or inconveniencing the staff just by being there, and that's a really strange feeling in a place we've loved for so long. That's honestly the part that made me the most disappointed. We've loved Grandmas for years, which is why this was tough. After reading several other reviews, it seems others may have had similar experiences too. I really hope things improve and staff morale lifts, because as customers, we feel it. Mahalo for reading. I truly hope this helps and leads to positive changes.

Maka by mana is located to the left as soon as you enter the Mana grocery store. They offer a…read morenumerous amount of danishes, croissants, sweet and savory biscuits for the mornings. They have coffee, espresso, tea, freshly pressed juices, healthy juice shots, smoothies, and bowls with fruit and granola. The prices are unheard of and would fit a college students budget. In other words it's very affordable lol. The couple times I stopped in I ordered the cold brew. It was strong and good. They even have eco friendly straws made with corn. I didn't even know that was possible. I enjoyed this kiosk in Mana providing the community, and tourists healthy refreshments and food. I know I would be back as Mana is my number one grocery store to go to in Paia. Support local!!

Extremely rude, unhelpful, ungrateful, awful customer service I've ever experienced in my whole…read morelife of being on this planet. AWFUL! I asked a simple question about which flavor was which when I ordered a drink, because they were not labeled.. and she said you can tell by looking at it. And if I could tell by looking at it why would I be asking? I also asked a few other questions but she ignored me ( back turned away ) and then the other employee looked at her because she could clearly tell she was ignoring me.

We accidentally went here thinking we could get a cup of coffee. We ended up talking to the owner…read morein his driveway for a couple minutes and I bought a bag of his coffee. I brought it back to Alaska, just brewed my first French press of it. It's delicious. So glad I treated myself to it!

First heard about Maui Estate Coffee from the ladies at SIP in Paia who recommended we drive over…read moreto check out the coffee farm. We were greeted by the owner, Erik, who was tending to his coffee plants. He was so gracious and welcomed us even though we hadn't made an appointment. Erik provided us with a short tour of his coffee farm and educated us on plant growing essentials. All that care and attention to the plant pays off in truly superb coffee. We bought two bags and wished we had come home with more. (And thx to Erik's wife, Moana, who was lovely as well!)

Came to Maui to get away from the busy life of the Bay. Boarded up in Haiku and can't be happier…read morethat we did. Levi and his mom at Baked on Maui not only serve delicious food and drinks, but amazing hospitality. As an industry worker myself, I can appreciate a great place when I find one. And this little bakery is special. Make sure you get the Ham and Cheese Croissant! But be careful, it's addictive!

Baked oatmeal is chefs kiss! That was the perfect warm and fuzzy breakfast. Blue matcha is sweet…read moreand different and I ended up taking three bags home Of the matcha latte mix! All the baked goods are great. Lines can be long and food can take a minute before getting it but worth it!

Made a random stop here on the road to Hana and got a lemon bar to try…read more This might be the first time I had a lemon bar from a store and it was actually quite nice. That lemon flavor actually came through and the texture was also really soft!

Place is like everything in Maui, kind of old and need maintenance, but I thing it's the Hawaiian…read morestile to keep everything like historic or freeze in the time, Food looks good and also you can by some souvenir Why 4 just because my capuchino was cold but taste very good. Services it's great, friendly, smiling and professional

Located on the first level of the Andaz Maui Resort in Wailea, we went to get coffee and pastry,…read moreyet we were easily distracted with the vast array of items for sale. This is not a typical hotel shop, it is a really good sized store with everything from food, beverages, clothes, and dynamic souvenirs. Sure, you can find common travel toiletries in case you forgot something at home, but they also have locally made wine and bottle openers. Super nice to see Maui arts and crafts sold here. Our matcha latte, mocha, and blueberry muffin were all very enjoyable. This market is incredibly convenient with friendly service and reasonable resort prices.

This place is so convenient when you need a quick snack or small meal because your child won't stop…read morescreaming and you can't leave the resort for food. Anyway, they have drinks, coffee, a breakfast and lunch/dinner menu as well as souvenirs and clothes. Prices are as expected with sandwiches $19-24 and pizza flat breads $15-26. Bagel $5. I ended up getting the peluhu chicken flat bread which is essentially grilled chicken, bell pepper, mushroom, cilantro and bbq sauce pizza. I got 6 slices and it can be shared between two people if you're not too hungry. Mass produced tasting dough but you're paying for convenience. It had plenty of tasty toppings though. Overall a great grab and go spot if you're staying here.

We had the waffles and chicken and it was amazing! The sauces, service, drinks and atmosphere were…read moreall excellent. It's got a great light and airy happy energy--not loud or overwhelming it really was just perfect. Highly recommend!

IMHO We came…read morespecifically to redeem our In-Kind reward, $25 off a $50 tab. We ordered the BLTA sandwich on flatbread, $22. It was a fantastic sandwich, loaded with crispy bacon and creamy avocado! We added the Tsunami Furikake Onion rings, $17, and a "Mother of Dragons" mocktail, $10 and a draft beer. The onion rings were massive and plentiful. We practically took home a full box of leftovers to enjoy later! Yes, if ever back in Paia, we're heading back to Paia Bay Coffee & Bar.