We got a latte with soy milk and a latte with oat milk. We tried Kona coffee from a few places now…read moreand this was the first place where we could really taste the unique Kona coffee flavors - earthy, chocolatey (especially with oat milk; with soy, you can taste the soy flavor a bit and the Kona coffee flavor's not as strong). Came back a few more times since it's so good and their lattes are very consistent! We also tried their vegan chocolate croissant. They helped us warm up the croissant, but it was still cold on the inside (the chocolate filling and bottom side of the pastry). That was a bit disappointing, but it still tasted good and probably would have been even better thoroughly warmed! (The ice cream is NOT vegan for those wondering if it's vegan ice cream. We inquired since they don't serve cow milk in their coffees, so we thought maybe their ice cream was so vegan.)

We ordered an açaí bowl, and it was terrible, worse than something a five-year-old could make at…read morehome. The service was essentially nonexistent, yet I still left a tip for simply handing me the bowl. I mentioned that we were kamaʻāina, but the employee had difficulty communicating and made it seem as though he had applied the discount. After paying and asking for the receipt, I realized that no discount had been given. He then told me, "I think the kamaʻāina discount only applies to people who live on this island." I replied, "You're definitely not from here." He said " Yes" It's a joke.

I really liked the blended white chocolate Mac nut coffee! The shaken espresso was good too!…read moreService was friendly & efficient. The store is decked out in pink, they have a small play area for kids & a good amount of seating. They had a bunch of goodies available too like bagel sandwiches, pastries, local made candies, dehydrated fruits (ie lemon slices), hawaiian Chex mix, etc.

Great selection of delicious drinks and pastries. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The place is…read morenice to hang out. Plenty of parking.

They are very friendly and I love the interior decor! My…read morefavorite was the lemon tea with cheese foam on top!

Found this place off of YouTube. I was highly excited to try their boba. When you walk in, the…read moredecoration inside is super cute. The fake cherry blossom tree and the angel wings are definitely social lures. We came here on a weekday evening. It was very busy! There was only one cashier and he was the one who puts the order together as well. We took pictures and I did a video as we waited. It was a very long wait. I think we were 3rd in line after a couple, and the 2nd was a couple with 3 children. After waiting for over 10 mins, we decided to sit down. We noticed there were 2 other groups already seated and waiting before our line started. Mid wait, another 2 groups came in. The cashier attended to them and continued to fill orders. He did great for the amount of people he had to serve. We ordered the brown sugar tea with boba. It was very bland! I mean like milk with some sprinkles of sugar lol the boba had no taste and they were small boba balls. I was disappointed. I gave the extra star for the decor.

Looking for an after-lunch pick-me-up, I saw this coffee shop as a 15 min drive away from where we…read morewere so we went for it. Going through some narrow roads and a bit of an uphill, we were rewarded with cooler temperatures within a nice woodsy shaded area. Pretty sure along the road and nearby is a bunch of different coffee farms and tours. The coffee cart/van and the set up was all visually pleasing in all its simplicity. Kind and friendly workers made the experience all the more wonderful. Among the six of us, we ordered 3 Salty Earl(Guessing this is new) and a Brown butter miso Latte. Both were excellent and even though there is more menu to try, I feel like we'd fall back upon the drinks we really enjoyed from this visit. We enjoyed these drinks so much, a request was made to return on our last day but once we realized this would've been a 50 min detour(one way) just for coffee , we postponed this until the next time we're on the island.

Attention fellow coffee snobs! This place is legit! A must-visit if you're in the area. Good thing…read moreit's across an ocean, otherwise we would be here every morning! The coffee is just so flavorful! It is not burnt tasting, but has a lot of fragrant notes. The oat milk latte was extremely smooth and delicious. No sugar or syrups needed! DH also got a latte, because they didn't have cappuccinos. He said, "It was super smooth. It was really good. It wasn't as intense as the coffee from their beans. It was quite possibly the best latte I've ever had." We splurged for a 7 ounce small bag of Kona SL34 beans for $38 to take home. Believe us, it was well worth it! There is a small seating area under an awning. Most folks seemed to be taking their coffee to go. Also, there's a really cute shop right next to it, full of high quality home decorations, kitchen items, souvenirs, and snacks. Parking is in a nearby shared lot. Be sure to check it out!

I am gonna give them five stars for the free tour, all the information, the $10 coffee flight the…read morecoffee and the Aloha spirit. Yes there is a difference in light, med & dark roast also drum vs air roasted and finally organic vs non-organic. If you are really a coffee head, go for the peaberry. Taking several bags home including chocolate covered peaberry Kona. The beans at Holualoa Kona Coffee are fresh roasted with visible oil on them. Big difference between their beans and the dry discount Kona beans sold at the farmers market. They are a little hard to find off the gps just look for the Aloha Adventure Farms sign and go past Aloha Adventure and follow the signs to Coffee Tour. Parking lot is just above the roasting shed and below the coffee trees.

We were actually looking for coffee not a coffee farm and stumbled upon this rustic farm not too…read morefar from Us. The ladies working here were SO FRIENDLY and provided us to so much information about the coffee farming and roasting process. We were very impressed. We got a flight of coffee to taste and came home with the vanilla macadamia nut coffee and well as the chocolate covered pea berries. Nothing but a great experience all round!

I visited Konalani Coffee while in Kona. It's a cute mobile coffee trailer outside of a hotel but…read morethey have some small tables in a shady area to enjoy your beverage. Not many options but there was a small plate of pastries to choose from. The prices were very reasonable. I just got a cold brew which was fine but nothing spectacular. Next time I'll try a specialty drink.

Such a cute little spot that feels like it's in the middle of nowhere. It's a little trek to get…read morehere (narrow & windy roads) but worth it. You get such amazing views (it was a bit foggy and rainy when we went). The coffee itself was good (Kona blanca). We also got the eggnog latte & cold brew. They do tastings for $10 and the drink in the cafe are around $8 each. They also have a shop where you can buy coffee and chocolates and other souvenirs! Eli (?) helped us out and was so nice and welcoming!

A staple!! Food is prime and the musubis never let u down. Service is always friendly. Please come…read moreand support this local business if you're visiting.

Go somewhere else.save your money. Over bake, very little filling of the red bean and dry beans in…read moreside. No more for me I'm done. All worker's look and act unhappy.

Had the much talked about Ube Milkshake! Exceeded my expectations, and what a huge portion. The…read morestaff provided excellent and quick service and great location nearby my hotel. Clean and bright store and great ambiance all around. Look forward to coming back to try the Croffles and Bubble Waffles!

Service was super friendly!! When we walked in around 8:20, they were empty. However, we took a few…read moreminutes to figure out what we wanted, and they filled up real quick! The girls working were so helpful and worked hard to get orders out quickly. I ended up ordering the Thai milk tea with oat milk. Forgot to customize my sweetness level. Although in retrospect I think keeping regular milk would've complimented the Thai tea more. My friend had the tiger milk tea at 75% sweet which has jasmine tea in it. I thought it was good, but still pretty sweet. Boba was slightly hard and chewy, but it was still cooked through and through. Definitely recommend going down in sweetness regardless, unless you like things super sweet.