Great stop for brunch. Not much tables but a good amount of chairs and benches…read more Got the Americano with ube cold foam but coffee by itself is great. Also the lox croffle which is great for a quick bite for two people. Quick to order and get the food and nice view outside.

If you're here at open, get ready for a little line. But it's well worth it!…read moreToday I tried the dalgona latte and the kimchi bacon sandwich with the garlic sauce. It was all perfect. So tasty! Really enjoyed my choices today! The staff was very nice here and explained everything when I had questions. It's not a big place, so not much seating. But I noticed like myself, everyone was on the go. Can't wait to come back and try something else off the menu! Thank yall!

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

Visited on Oct 4., small shop good crepe. Unique and different from the island. The place seemed…read morebusy. The food is good and the ladies were working it. Good mix of items. Or is worth the trip if n the south side of Kona.

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.

Unfortunately, they're closed through October 19, 2026, but if you're visiting after that, be sure…read moreto grab the Dirty Coffee Latte! Whole milk or oat milk are your only options. Of course, Kona coffee is the ultimate star, but that homemade sugar brittle deserves its own moment! It slowly sweetens your coffee as you sip--or you can just eat it and sip. Either way, delicious! The hand-poured coffees take a little time to prepare, so browse and shop while your beverage of goodness is being made. Plenty of seating and free parking make this an easy stop. Enjoy!

I came for the coffee, stayed for another round of coffee, the Ironman related pop ups, and ube…read morecinnamon rolls. The cortado was perfectly punchy like the first climb out of town on Ironman bike course after a long swim. The ube cinnamon roll was so good that I was just as covered in purple frosting as my three old son (no shame as other patrons handed both of us napkins). The cold brew was as strong as a 20 min FTP test at 300 watts - just what I needed after being awake all night with a one year old. My family had such a great experience that we walked out there with more swag than a triathlete from the Ironman check in tent (and came back the next day more coffee). Huge shoutout for having an outdoor set up on race day, so I could watch Lucy Charles Barclay hammer the bike course while ordering a double espresso.

Stopped in to pick up some Kona coffee for my son and daughter in law who like the dark roast…read morebeans. I've made several purchases online from them and their products are delivered quickly. Their physical location is popular with coffee lovers sitting outside enjoying their beverages. I purchased a couple bags of coffee and ordered a latte. It was quite good. Service is not the friendliest, but we will continue to patronize their business because my son loves their coffee.

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 :)

Whenever I'm visiting Kona, this is the first stop I make because coffee first! They have friendly…read morestaff and always good coffee! I almost always get their Ube latte. It's a strong espresso flavor but the Ube isn't overpowering but adds a nice sweetness. But if you do prefer a stronger Ube taste then this one is light, but I don't mind since Ube usually isn't strong. Love the open air cafe and the day we went there was live music too. The area it's located in is nice as well with a lot of other local restaurants surrounding it. All in all, would recommend whenever in Kona!

This location rubbed me the wrong way. Coffee is still good yes. The cashier gentleman was sweet as…read morewell. But the barista girls got attitude. I just spent $20 on 2 drinks along w/ a hat so nearly $60 total because I wanted to support. I went to the captain cook location & my drinks were made perfectly. I ordered an ube white mocha QUARTER sweet but it was way too sweet for my liking. I wasn't able to enjoy it so to make things easier, I asked for an added shot instead of inconveniencing them to completely remake. The girl had no smile & told me to wait in line to talk to the cashier. So I waited. The sweet gentleman had no problem adding a shot but after going behind the bar, the snotty girls must've told him to charge me. He came back saying I need to pay for the shot. I just wanted it less sweet. I confirmed that I asked for 1/4 sweet correct? He confirmed & I said I ordered this yesterday and it didn't taste like this. He sweetly said, would you like me to remake? I said, sure. When it came out, they completely omitted the sweet cream on top but it did taste better than the first drink, just missing the sweet cream. I've been in the service industry 25+ years, they lack the warmth I experienced at the captain cook location. By the way, CC was also a lot cleaner, not sure if it's newer. Would I come back and give them another chance? Sure, hoping their service improves.

Everyone that works here were kind and friendly!…read more Open from 6am - 11ish - this was a lifesaver at such a huge resort- great for last minute necessities.

This review written on 10/7/2026. I am an Airline crew member which means that I have frequented…read morethis market dozens of times. This is my first written review. Yesterday I purchased the cobb salad which looked really good. Unfortunately upon opening it later that evening I realized that over 50% of the lettuce was brown, slimy and wilted. The tomatoes were old as well. The salad wasn't edible so I threw it away. Today I went back into the store to complain. There was a long line of people waiting in line. As I was waiting I couldn't help notice how unfriendly the employee ringing up guests was and how long it took to ring up each person. Apparently there has been an issue with the credit card reader since the last big storm. I gave up in frustration and left. This is the second time I have had a bad salad so I should have known better. There really aren't any other convenient options which is the only reason that I have continued to give this market any business. Management clearly doesn't care based on all the poor reviews. It's really disappointing.

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!

It was such a cute and fun experience. Bryce was our tour guide. He was so friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. He took us around the farm and gave us plenty of information to take home with us. The coffee sampling was at your own leisure which was nice. We also got a sample of some delicious tea at the end of the tour. It is a nice location with a beautiful view. Would recommend.

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!

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.