Excellent coffee that tastes like traditional Kona Coffee should. You have to wonder how long some…read moreof those coffees on the shelf have been there, these guys roast and ship it as you order it. Another nice thing is they will pack your order in smaller bags (say you order 2 pounds but want it in 1/2 pound bags) -- that way when you open one bag up to grind and perk the other portions stay sealed and fresh. Kona Comfort is a small farm where they do all the processing with care themselves, and it comes thru in each cup!

Wonderful coffee, and wonderful service! You can really tell the difference that they roast to…read moreorder, but it's not any more expensive than the stuff that sits on the shelves waiting for someone to order it. Highly recommend!

I have an iced vanilla honey latte and it was delicious. It wasn't very sweet. I need to call and…read moreask the brand of honey and coffee because it was so good. The honey was locally sourced. I literally stopped twice in one day!!

Impossible to forget, but easy to miss. 100% worth the stop!…read more While I'd previously driven past it without noticing, I'm so happy I got to experience Honua's Coffee House. Overall, the staff was awesome, the drinks were delicious and it's great for quick stops and longer meetups alike. The ambience totally fits the vibe of that area- chill, relaxing and welcoming.

Precious little coffee farm in the middle of nowhere. Great signage but hard to find if you're not…read moreen route or specifically looking for it. The staff were incredibly warm and greeted us immediately. The space itself is really adorable and clean. You walk right into a coffee shop and a gift store. They have plenty of fresh local coffee out to sample so we grab two mini cups and wandered around the shop. I really appreciated the shop for its local focus. I got some Hawaiian sea salt for cooking and even though it was expensive at $10 for a tiny bag it felt like it was authentic and of great quality. Much variety. The coffee was pricey, but it is everywhere and it's amazing. They also have things like macadamia nuts, oils and other really wonderful cooking items. Great outdoor space and bathrooms. Delightful energy and music playing.

Staff is always super friendly. Coffee is great. Love visit g everyone we come back to BIread more

Normally my rich Uncle Jim brings me coffee beans from his quarterly trips to Hawaii. But this…read moredarned virus has him stuck at home, and as my Kona supplies dwindled I turned to the Internet. Using Google Maps satellite view, I focused my search on plantations rather than retailers, and chose Old Hawaiian. Talk about lucky! Six days from order to delivery, and the organic dark roast Kona ... spectacular! The smell during the grind was intoxicating; I literally got just slightly light-headed from ecstasy when I drew in a full breath from the grinding chamber of my burr mill. The taste, from the first French-pressed sip to the last, was earthy and rich. The mouth feel was smoother and a little heavier than expected, which makes me think Uncle Jim has been sending me bargain bags rather than the stuff fresh out of the roaster. Not complaining! Kona is an expensive habit, and even with free, fast shipping there are cheaper options ... but I'll using Uncle Jim's future gifts (once this virus is tamed) in the coffee pot at work and I'll be drinking Old Hawaiian in my Ember travel mug.

I've been buying this coffee for well over 15 years on a monthly basis, I believe eight packs a…read moremonth. The coffee is organic, which is a plus as per my wife I would highly recommend purchase of their coffee because it is outstanding. I have always gotten the medium roast but that is the only one I can comment on. Old Hawaiian coffee gives personalized service which is outstanding and unusual in this industry.. Misha is the owner which I talk to a couple times a year to see how everything is for him and had some great conversations throughout the year. I give it a five star rating!

I was vacationing in Hawaii (oh man that sounds pretentious).... ok lets just go with it. And I…read morecame upon this stand at the farmers market. They had the coffee in thermal canisters and powdered creamer. So I am thinking "Oh man how is this going to taste?" Well, it was only the best FREAKING coffee EVER!! I mean imagine if it had milk or real creamer in it? It could only go up from there. I usually buy a Macadamia nut flavor bag for the parents and the BF's parents for Christmas as well. Can't go wrong with feeding the addiction.

My wife and I ran across a tiny shop in Kailua-Kona giving away samples of brewed coffee. I…read morehonestly had my doubts about the quality of the coffee. I couldn't have been more wrong. We loved the French Roast. I prefer bold coffee and this was great. No bitterness and fantastic flavor. Obviously I'd prefer to buy it in Kona but unfortunately that's not going to happen any time soon so it is nice to get it via mail. Their service is great!

Best coffee and dried banana in Hawaii. Organically grown and hand picked for high quality coffee…read more The dried banana are naturally sweet and soft unless the hard dried banana.

If you ever eat at Alan Wong in Oahu, you'll notice that he's a coffee fanatic. When you read about…read moreLafayette you'll see: "This organic coffee is grown with Effective Microorganisms (EM), the result is one of the best coffees we have on our menu. It's well-balanced, low acid, great flavor for those who like it with cream and sugar, you won't need it. It is like a very elegant Burgundy from Romanee Conti" Now I dont know about the wine comparisons but it is damn good coffee. I dont like to put cream or sugar in my coffee and the Lafayette certainly stood out. Kona is full of great coffee plants but it's what the owners do in that extra mile that makes the biggest difference, and you can tell they care about the product they produce here.