The tourists who recommended Kalaheo Cafe & Coffee to us were definitely onto something. It's a…read moreconvenient stop on your way to Waimea Canyon. The set up is casual and straightforward; you get in line, order at the counter, and then find seating yourself. This place gets busy fast, so prepare for a wait during peak hours. As it was our first visit, we went off recommendations and ordered the Bacon Eggs Benedict and the French Toast with a black coffee and a latte. If you like bacon, order the Bennie. They do not skimp! The French toast is decedent, too. Very thick, very filling. Their coffee was amazing and the prices seemed fair for the island. I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try if you're visiting the area!

DO NOT COME HERE UNLESS YOU WANT GREAT FOOD!!…read more FINALLY found a place on this island that knows how to make top notch breakfast AND Coffee. Moved from Maui and the last month and a half has been nonstop disappointment trying every place around the island. Others need to come here and take note of how to make food and coffee and the prices of it.

Historic and niche place that is a must. A lot of history to learn here about how much coffee this…read moreisland produces and how much of a staple they are to our mornings. There are self guided tours which you can do at your own leisure but I would imagine the guided tours would be a lot more informative and fun. The gift shop has really cool items, and you can sample all the coffees before making a decision. Don't sleep on their cold brew iced tea. The mango one is very refreshing for non coffee drinkers or if you want to switch things up. The self guided tour also has beautiful trees and flowers.

We didn't order food but we ordered ice blended mocha. Service is quick but plenty of people…read morevisiting this coffee shop/store/farm. What's cool about this place is they have unlimited coffee tasting. The lady is nice to give you samples to try each blend. They also have store with all kinds of merch. for purchase. Ample of parking. My husband and I only visited once and we wouldn't say it's our favorite.

This is true Aloha! This is the kind of businesses we should we going to and supporting…read more Post from the RIGHT SLICE AFTER HURRICANE LOWELL KAUAʻI -- OUR DOORS ARE OPEN. AND YOU DO NOT NEED TO BUY ANYTHING. After Hurricane Lowell, we know many of our neighbors are still without power, internet and other basic services. We were incredibly fortunate. The Right Slice has power. We have water. We have internet. And we'd like to share what we have. BUT PLEASE -- SAFETY FIRST. We want everyone in our community to make responsible decisions about traveling. Please only drive to Kalāheo if it is safe to do so from where you are. Conditions can vary greatly around the island, and no charge, meal, ice or internet connection is worth putting yourself or anyone else at risk. If roads in your area are unsafe, blocked, flooded or officials are asking you to stay off them, please stay where you are and stay safe. We'll be here to help when you can safely reach us. For the next few days, while our island gets back on its feet, we're opening our bakery in Kalāheo as a place where our community can stop in and get a little help. CHARGE YOUR DEVICES Bring your phone, tablet or other essential devices and your charging cords. If you have a surge protector or power strip, please bring that too. MAKE A QUICK CALL HOME Need to let family know you're okay? If you're having trouble with phone service, ask us about using the bakery phone for a short check-in call. USE OUR INTERNET Need to get online to contact family, check updates, reach your insurance company or employer, take care of necessary business, or handle something important? Come in and use our Wi-Fi. Please be mindful of your internet usage. We're sharing this resource with as many of our neighbors as possible, so we're asking everyone to please limit Wi-Fi use to essential communication and necessary tasks rather than gaming, streaming or other high-bandwidth entertainment. Mahalo for helping us keep it available for the people who need it. ICE We'll share small quantities of ice as quickly as our small ice machine can keep up. Please understand that we won't be able to fill large coolers or containers--we'd like to help as many households as we can with the ice we're able to make. WATER Bring a jug and we'll help with drinking water in limited quantities while we're able. AND IF YOU'RE STILL WITHOUT POWER IN KALĀHEO... Come see us. We'd like to give you a hot baked pot pie. No charge. Because sometimes a hot meal is one less thing to worry about. We'll have some tables and chairs out, too. Charge your phone. Check your messages. Have something to eat. Talk story for a while. You don't have to purchase anything. We're simply fortunate enough to have some things right now that many of our neighbors don't, and we'd like to share them. Everything will be available while supplies, space and our capacity allow. Please be patient with us--we don't know exactly what today will bring either! TO OUR FRIENDS OFF-ISLAND... We've already heard from people who love Kauaʻi and are wondering how they can help. We're working on something. We'll share more details soon about a way you can help us put food directly into the hands of people here on Kauaʻi who need it. For today, please help us by SHARING THIS POST, especially with friends and neighbors on the West Side and anyone you know who is still without power. Take care of each other, Kauaʻi. The Right SliceKalāheo, Kauaʻi #KauaiStrong #KauaiCommunity #HurricaneLowell #Kalaheo #Kauai #CommunityHelpingCommunity #TheRightSlice

Whenever we're in Kauai, this is always one of our must-stop spots for pie. On this visit, we…read morearrived just before closing after spending the afternoon at Salt Pond Beach. We picked up a whole Island Lemon Pie to take with us (forgot to get a photo). I got myself a slice of the Macadamia Nut Pie to go, which was delicious, especially with vanilla bean ice cream. Everything we've tried here has been consistently good and we've never had a bad experience. If you're planning a visit, try to get there early since popular flavors can sell out. Definitely worth a stop!

I wanted to give this place 5 stars, but their poke was not it it was the taste and flavors for…read moreme. It tasted almost citrusy for me- not my preference, but if you like that flavor for poke, you can get it lol I tried their spicy and oyster sauce poke. My boyfriend got one of their mixed plates and that was very good! I'd probably get that or a diff plate next time. I liked how crispy their chicken and shrimp tempura was! My boyfriend and I wish they'd give more on their plates though lol I love their small store at the entrance. I was visiting Kauai so I was able to bring back some items back to Oahu

Stopped by to get some cookies as souvenirs for everyone back on the mainland. They have a wide…read morevariety of snacks and treats. The cookies are always buttery and sweet. The only reason I knocked down a star was because I also got a box of peanut butter mochi. The mochi was kinda tough and not my favorite.

=== THE CUTEST. Funnest market we went to. Say hi to G and have lunch there on their front porch!…read more=== We had seen Warehouse 3540 in Lawai on our trips to West Kauai, and after stopping there (also a really great stop but that's another review) walked back to Lawai Market. Super glad we did! Lawai Market has tons of house-made baked goods, a kicking deli section, incredible bread, smoothies, local goods (mostly food kinds), interesting alcohol/spirits, just tons of fun stuff. Counter folks were super friendly, G was especially friendly and helpful, offering recommendations, helping us out, talking story with us, and making us feel at home. Specific thoughts: ++ House-made s'mores bar. Huge portion. Five of us shared one. Topped with toasted marshmallow, then fudge-y brownie, then this incredible crust which seemed like graham cracker shortbread - never had a crust like that. Almost impossible to cut through because it's so wonderfully thick. It literally stays on the knife you use to saw through it. But oh so good. Each bite lasts a long time as you make your way through the layers. + They had more than a dozen other pastries, again, all house-made fresh every day. G says the tres leches cake (beautiful and floating in the cream mixture) and the brownie parfaits are crowd favs. ++ Curried chicken salad. Supreme comfort food but with strong flavors of curry (they don't mess around), raisins, and all sorts of other textures. FILLING - our group of five couldn't eat more than half of the small container and we loved it. ++ Egg salad. Punchier than most egg salads with lots of strong dill. Tended to like the chicken salad more but dug into this when I needed a break from the curry. + Spicy poke. Good and fresh. Personally like the spicy poke from The Musubi Truck better, but this was still solid. Always love the creaminess if the aioli. + Purple power smoothie. You can tell there's something healthy in there - not like your normal straight up sweet smoothie. (I think it's kale.) But this really grew on me. ++ Focaccia. Oh man. Salt crystals on top, great texture to the bread. Our group are bread connoisseurs and they loved this. We went back for a second loaf because we devoured the first one. ++ They have small sizes of everything in their deli which makes getting a selection of a bunch of things for your group easy. We literally sat out there and walked back into the store three or four times to browse and get more items. And walked out with more and more each time. Sitting on their front porch is great too. Yes, the main road goes right by there but lush trees and Kauai greenery abounds on the other side of the road which makes the whole space awesome to hang in. Make this stop - you won't regret it.

Love this little market!…read more They have a small grocery selection as well as hot food and baked goods. Also açaí bowls, smoothies, and coffee. I ordered soft serve with their chocolate haupia flavor and it was amazing. So fresh and creamy and flavorful!

They're located in the warehouse and it's great because you can sip your coffee and shop the little…read morebusinesses around. Ordering was easy and a short wait time. I got a brewphoria (forgot a picture), but it tasted good with that mushroom cocoa powder.

Love supporting this local coffee shop! Tasty drinks made with care. Get the coffee ice cubes!read more

This place has the best chipotle sauce! We always leave with another 8 ounces of it to pair with…read morechips at home. The veggie burrito was fresh with plenty of greens and beans. The been and cheese burrito was also delicious with that simply-good taste. Of course I smothered my burrito in chipotle sauce. Mario deserves a shout out: thank you for great service with a smile

Paco's Tacos Cantino on golf course-- perfect location! Gorgeous view, amazing weather! Delicious…read morefood hit the spot! Wonderful service!

Delicious shave ice and love that they use natural everything. No artificial colors or flavors. We…read moregot the mango and passion fruit flavors and both were delicious. Love the addition of coconut cream and fresh fruit. Very expensive but so are all the other shave ice places.

I think I'm not a shaved ice girly as much as I wanted to be! It was good, but didn't have me…read morecraving more and I attribute it to just personal taste. Service was quick and the food truck is located in front of an indoor market. I got the mango and passion fruit syrup with vanilla macadamia ice cream. Yummy flavors that didn't taste suuuuuper sugary. They stand out bc they use all natural syrups with no artificial colors/flavors! Ice cream was a nice touch at the bottom of the cup. Probably one of the "healthier" shaved ice options, but this was my singular shaved ice experience during our whole trip to Kauai, so I'm not super reputable in this dessert department. Definitely give them a try for fellow shaved ice lovers!

Right off the beach, there's a little shaved ice truck. It's got great flavors of real fruit syrup…read moreand classic syrup. They also sell other items--it all sounds so tempting and refreshing in the hot, humid weather! Got the guava and mango real fruit syrups. I'm a super big fan of the guava!! It's sweet, but like juice sweet, not pure sugar sweet. The ice melts fast, but knowing that, they give you a straw. I'd come back!

This was right across from Lawa'i beach and it was very very popular. The service was friendly but…read morethey were definitely on island time. I didn't mind waiting - stood there and enjoyed the nice ocean breeze! I ordered the coconut cream and guava plus a snowcap. I decided to go with the organic syrups but they also have the more traditional flavors too. In addition to shave ice, they also sell snacks. Compared to some of the other shave ice places, I felt like the syrup was more on the sweeter side ... most people don't mind that but for me, I like it less sweet so it tastes more like "natural" sweet. Don't get me wrong though, I ate the whole thing! I would definitely get this place again if I was in the area! Highly recommend!

My favorite kind of souvenir is one that can be consumed, ideally eaten…read more I bought local honey here and it appears that everything in the Local Beet is locally-made/grown. It is one of the numerous tiny shops inside the larger Warehouse 3540 marketplace of art, crafts, cuisine, and goods made by Kauai artisans.

We've been coming here since they opened a few years ago, but for many years, we drove right past…read more3540 Warehouse, where The Local Beet is located, not realizing how amazing it was inside. There are a wide variety of shops run by the nicest, most down to earth people. Our favorite shop is The Local Beet, where they sell all products made and/or grown locally. The owners, Melissa and Kevin, are super knowledgeable about everything they sell, and are the nicest people you'll ever meet. Over the past 30 years , we've spent a lot of time in Kauai. My wife says that all her favorite local products are at Local Beet, and some products she's never seen. In addition, they don't raise the prices like some stores. Products are usually the same price as buying directly. Great job, Melissa and Kevin. See you next year. Brad and Carol, Walnut Creek Ca.