Food 10/10 The turkey bacon panini with lettuce and tomato…read morewas so good especially with the garlic sauce Not a fan of bulgogi but it was alright I wish I added lettuce tomato Smoothies 10/10 The mango smoothie was so delicious I went back and got another within an hour lol Dessert 10/10 Nutella croffle was so satisfying every single bite

I had the strawberry bingsoo (milk shave ice) and salmon cream cheese sandwich with chips…read more Both were amazing. Everything seems to be made to order, and the sandwich was loaded with flavor and all of the ingredients tasted super fresh. The strawberry bingsoo was probably the best shave I've I've ever had. Fresh strawberries with whipped cream and incredibly fine shave ice. Wish they had this back on Oahu. Definitely drop by if you're in Kona!

Yummy food prepared and served by Japanese transplants. Maybe a bit on the expensive side but high…read morequality and recommended

I've living on Big Island for 25 yrs and got thier "tourist treatment" experience recently when I…read morevisited Peaberry & Galette on Kona side. I just wanted coffee. I walked in and was completely ignored though there were two people behind the counter and only one person in line ahead of me. I waited patiently, feeling like this was a test. Locals know you go slow and be patient and you get good service. Aloha only. As friendly as I could possibly be, I asked for drip coffee of which there was only the dregs left in the pot, but enough to fill my cup. I was okay with that and paid, about $4.20 before tip... then found my cup (16oz) was only half full. I said thank you cheerfully and left, thinking they'll just pour the rest of that pot down the drain. The food looks good if a little expensive, but I'll never go back there. There's other places where the service can really suck but the food is ono and the price is good, like L&L. You can get a meal there for less than $10. I can deal with poor service, but poor service and high prices... nah bro.

Cute little coffee stand in the Alii garden market. I tried…read morea dirty latte which is expresso and half and half with a caramel crumble. So good. The vanilla latte has real pieces of vanilla in it. Delicious. Very knowledgeable staff.

Lovely people & lovely coffee!…read more Coffee 5/5 Dirty Coffee - Tasty and the caramel crisp is such a unique touch. Very innovative! Vanilla Bean Latte - Tastiest one we've had on the island. Service 5/5 There was a miscommunication, no one's fault. We initially got an espresso instead of a vanilla latte and so she gave us a latte on the house. Very kind of her. Happy to get cracked out on their coffee any day.

Kona Coffee & Tea easily gets 5 stars from me!…read more I don't even drink coffee, but when in Rome, I break the rules... I sampled Kona coffee from several different places while on the island, and the coffee here was hands down my absolute favorite. Their prices are very reasonable compared to the heavy tourist areas, and the quality is amazing. They roast everything on site and grind it fresh right in front of you, the whole place smells sooo good the moment you walk in. On top of the incredible drinks, the service was fast, efficient, and super friendly. You can also buy bags of their 100% Kona coffee right in the shop to take home with you, I actually bought several bags to bring back and give as gifts to family and friends. I loved everything about this spot!

Kona Coffee & Tea really makes it a point to articulate that their coffee is 100% Kona coffee. For…read morethat reason, some of their drink offerings are priced accordingly, with a 12 oz medium pour over costing $10. Unless you're a coffee connoisseur, you may want to skip the pour over for something a bit less special to save yourself a few dollars. The coffee was fine, but my unrefined palette was not able to fully appreciate the cup of brew. In terms of atmosphere, Kona Coffee & Tea has plenty of seating outdoors around the porch and a few high tables indoor, where they have AC blasting at full strength. They have free Wi-Fi available as well, so I saw a lot of people posting up on their laptops. Parking is plentiful and easy to find since this coffee spot is located in a strip mall. If you have a discerning palette for the subtle flavors that show up in different coffee beans, you will definitely want to stop by for a cup.

This is a gluten free bakery / cafe. We enjoyed our GF quiche and blueberry scone. In fact, for GF,…read moreit probably doesn't get much better than this place. (For readers' reference, I think there's never been a GF that outshines regular pastry. But that's ok. Since this is a personal preference I'm not downgrading - just making note.) Nice open places to sit, books abound, friendly help. Don't sleep on it.

Hands down the best quiche I've ever had. Usually I find them too gummy and dense, but this quiche…read morewas light and bouncy, almost the texture of a Korean steamed egg. The vibe inside is really lively, from grandma's playing solitaire on their iPad to couples with dogs, Kaya's feels like a local staple. It also helps that they open earlier than many other shops :)

Updating my review because every time I come to Kona, I hit up HiCo at least 2-3 times…read more Most recently I came for my birthday trip, so of course I'm trying their alcoholic offerings. Did someone say haupia espresso martini? Yes please! I also recently learned that if you come in wearing HiCO merch that you get a small discount, how cool is that?! Another pro tip: I asked for one of their lattes as a matcha and they were able to make that happen for me. Once again, the coffee is 100% Kona coffee and so good. Loved their matcha, but from now on I'll be getting a latte or cold brew because there's not many coffee shops that offer 100% Kona.

This was such a great spot for breakfast and coffee. What made it even more enjoyable was the live…read moremusic. Sabrina Barron was playing ukelele during our visit and she was so great! We enjoyed the musubis and ahi toast. The ube coffees were also delicious. My daughter enjoyed the Japanese black jasmine tea.

Good little snack place when you stay at the outrigger. Only sad part is Myrna is not very nice…read more All the other workers very pleasant. They have plenty of snacks, coffee and beer to be enjoyed in your room if u need something quick. Have some clothing items too if you're in the market for it.

Evening staff very rude! Put up a sign that was for 15 mins away and spent much longer away than…read morethat while guests including myself waited for it to be reopened, the worker then ignored us all and came to the door at before 10pm ( not even at closing) once she spent over 15 mins doing god knows what she closes the store early . RIDICULOUS! The only place on the resort open that late for food - everyone was relying on them for some later food options - you need to communicate that to your customers. worst customer service ever.

Small but mighty farmers market. Cheap produce especially fruits. Papayas for $1.50. Lots of veg…read moreand fruit sellers, a pizza booth, fish booth, baked goods, live music, one stand had a lilikoi (passion fruit) juice drink we loved. Much cheaper than in Kona. Worth going to if in the area or need to stop by the shopping center for other reasons.

Small but mighty farmer's market in the Keauhou shopping center parking lot. There's a lot of…read moreproduce stands, along with fresh fish, and artisans selling all kinds of stuff. Boy oh boy, can it get HOT. I would highly recommend coming here early. I would have loved to take my time and look around, but it was just so hot. Next time I'll come right when they open. Support local at this small farmer's market!

I booked this tour for my husband birthday and he loved it…read more First of all, the location is amazing with incredible view of the ocean! The whole property is just stunning! It was a wonderful experience where they showed you the whole process of making coffee from picking the coffee bean and ready for sale. Also got to try all different kinds of coffee, which was the best part! There is also a gift shop where of course had to buy coffee. The tour guide Ben was very knowledgeable and friendly and just awesome!

We enjoyed the tour and Cooper was an outstanding guide, especially for a last minute fill-in. He…read moreknew the land and all the growing, harvesting, processing and roasting processes inside and out (promote him?). You could tell they run a tight farm by hiring the right people and keeping the property and all the equipment well-maintained. I must admit, I'm not the biggest fan of Kona coffee from what I tried at Heavenly and at other local spots, but for what it is, Heavenly makes a good product. I wish they would have let me take a to-go cup of coffee after the tour, especially after paying for two tickets + $70 of bagged coffee, but they unfortunately limited me to the little sample cups with no lids. That's the only thing keeping this from being a 5-star review.

24 years is a long time to age anything. Scotch, Bourbon, wine....but coffee? I dont know enough to…read moreknow how that changes the nature of the peaberry bean but I do know that it is super tasty. Got some over at Alan Wong's and it was fantastic. Very hard to find though so if you see this and you love coffee, get yourself some.