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!

Stopped in for a drink and lite dessert and was not disappointed!…read more Drink: strawberry ade refresher. Perfect amount of bubbles and strawberry purée. Dessert: Mango bingsoo: the shaved ice was so fluffy. I first thought it was finely shaved coconut , but it was a creamy shaved ice. Nice and sweet with generous chunks of ripe mango and almost ripe mango for a nice firmer mouth feel. Service: the service provided from order to pick up was excellent.

We all really enjoyed our meal at Coffee Shack! The food was fresh and delicious! Our waitress…read morewas great and friendly! There's also an amazing view from this restaurant and we all took photos. A few of us picked up a souvenir at a reasonable price. I purchased an oversized coffee mug for $11! I got the special...banana macadamia nut french toast with a vanilla drizzle. Large portion and delicious! Others at my table enjoyed fruit in a papaya half and an omelet. Everyone in my party enjoyed their meal! Bathrooms - unisex; two individual bathrooms Parking - spots out front and a tight lot on the side of the restaurant

Delicious food with kind service. The coffee was super good with the macadamia nut milk…read more The papaya itself wasn't sweet and didn't really taste like anything. Finals thought it would be a yogurt bowl, but it was only a spoonful of yogurt. The eggs Benedict's had great flavor, and the fish tasted sooo good with the hollandaise sauce . The omelet was very cheesy and we loved the cheese pull. While the cheesecake was good, the crust needs work. It's pretty hard and we couldn't break it up easily. Cookie was dry and not something we would get again. The bar was also pretty hard, but the flavors were nice.

I can't speak to the food, but the baked goods are divine! The malasadas in particular…read more The store is cute too and there's lots of room to roam around on the property. Definitely worth a fun little stop if you're passing through. Always a long line and it seems like service could be better, but you know what they say...island time baby!

We heard so much about this big shop that we definitely had to check it out. It was easy to find…read moreparking. This bake shop is the southern most bakery in the US. As soon as we entered the bake shop, we were astonished to find a long line. However, the line moved pretty quickly. I got the veggie avocado cheese sandwich. My husband got the fried fish plate. We also got a few Malassadas. This was like a fried doughnut. We got the mango, guava and pineapple flavors. My favorite was the pineapple one. The bread itself was super soft, and the pineapple jelly was super tasty. The mango pastry was also good, however, it was a bit dry for my liking. My veggie sandwich was packed with a variety of vegetables. The bread itself was very soft. I did have to add a bit of hot sauce, salt, and pepper because the sandwich itself did not have any flavor. My husband's dish also lacked flavor so he had to add a lot of hot sauce, salt and pepper. All in all, we had a great experience. The buns are a must try. They have plenty of outdoor spacing for seating. They also have a ton of interesting items to purchase. Given the historical relevance, this spot is a must visit.

I got the "pop lock and drop it" a few weeks ago and since I've craved it every other day I swear!…read more This is a DEFINITE stop you have to make while in Kona! Super friendly staff and all the sandwiches we had were delicious BIG and come with a nice sliced pickle They also have a little outdoor spot with tables and chairs to eat outside there if you'd like. The only downside is parking along Ali'i area can be rough BUT WORTH IT!

Was so excited to have a great Italian Sub in Kona Husband…read moregot a pastrami Sammy They slice the meat fresh in front of you Delicious! Well done girls!

We ordered green matcha with red bean bingsoo. It was so…read moregood! My husband and I shared the large bowl. We also ordered the Bulgogi panini for our trip back to the mainland. Both the garlic and spicy sauce for dipping was excellent. This place is hopping. A lot of locals and tourists come. I think they opened a second location. This place is a gem!

Four times. We came here four times on our trip. Clover and Mug is insane!!!!…read moreThey serve Certified 100% Kona coffee woop woop. I tried the Caramel latte and Dalgona latte. Both were phenomenal. The Dalgona is sweet but I loved it. Although the coffee is wonderful- the croffles had us floating in bliss. My fave was the strawberries & cream with biscoff & cream coming in at a close second. They are divine!! This location is also really neat because you can sit in the little center, sit on the little tables in the back with an ocean view, or walk a little out to the shore- where we saw dolphins!!!! So much magic. I miss you Clover and Mug!! Best way to start your day in Kona.

We have been wanting to try this Deli for quite sometime…read more We picked up and brought in last week and it was really good. Stopped there again yesterday and tried 2 other of their amazing sandwiches. They were delicious and the staff was phenomenal. Friendly , outgoing and actually a pleasure to chat w while we waited for our sandwiches. Best to call and order since an amazing place like this gets busy. Look forward to meeting owner since we are from same local area.

We stopped in around 10:00 AM to grab a sandwich on our way to the beach. Unfortunately, our…read moreexperience wasn't very welcoming. When we entered, loud rap music was playing, which felt a bit out of place for the atmosphere. To their credit, they quickly changed it to some reggae island-style music, which felt more fitting for the setting. We greeted the employee with a friendly "Good morning," but the response felt indifferent, and we got the impression that our presence was more of an inconvenience than appreciated. We weren't expecting anything extraordinary--just a warm greeting and basic customer service. Hawaii is known for its hospitality, so this experience was disappointing. On top of that, the sandwich was very basic for the price. At $18, we expected better quality and value. Based on both the service and the cost, we definitely wouldn't recommend this place and will likely choose another option next time.

This was a great surprise! We came here to go to da bead shop, we parked right in front of this…read morerestaurant before they opened, on the way back they had opened up. We each got something different my favorite was the cheesesteak ! The bread is amazing (they make their own bread and you can tell) I added their own spicy mustard and it took the sandwich to the next level, My sister has the mushroom burger and she loved it too. We also had a keki menu the chicken and rice my two year old was thrilled. We ended the meal with two cookies a rocky road and a macadamia we loved the macadamia we took one to go.

No matter how hard I tried, it seems that our food just disappears within 5 minutes. I LOVE their…read moreCoconut Curry. Big chunks of Ono, plump shrimp, and mouth watering curry sauce. I just cannot resist. Can't take my time, nor pace myself. It is so good, you'll want more when you cleaned your plate. Do try their desserts! Lilikoi cheesecake is a must, but also raspberry Lava Cake was heavenly. Wonderful service. Great food. Every time we eat here.

Pastrami on my Ruben was 90% fat. The pastrami on the other two was fine and good. Flavors and…read morebread was great. They just need better quality control. Unfortunate first impression.

Oh man, this was another level of bad. I kind of expected it to be, but it was worse than I…read morethought. Why is this weird mainland sandwich shop here in a coco water spot? The whole thing is super weird, and just a strange business decision all around. Not good ingredients, taste like a gas station sandwich. Just another sysco supplied spot chasing tourist dollar. Turkey sandwich with gross pesto and slimy avocado(and it's avocado season right now and you still serving rotten avo??!) and a drink was $30 after tax and then they ask for tip too. ANOTHER REALLY BAD TEMPORARY "RESTAURANT"