I searched Yelp for breakfast... boing! No breakfast served here but they have comp coffee, tea…read moreand we were given a sample of their fabulous rum cake. Wow! The last time we bought rum cake was in Jamaica but this one was SO much better. It was like a zoo trip for hubs. He pointed out the peacocks, turkeys plus they had an in shop Pomeranian and chickens too.

We were mesmerized by the beautiful surroundings that this place offers. Well, this might simply be…read morean understatement; I feel that this place deserves more sophisticated accolades than that. Tucked away in the mountains in the south Kona, we were lucky to stumbled upon this unique place. We toured one of its neighbor coffee farms only a few days before we went here so we didn't need to tour another farms. If you end up being in the same situation then go here just to sip some delicious coffee and tea samples and pick up some gifts/souvenirs but most of all, walk around the property to enjoy its stunning environment or just sit in one of the lawn chairs to read a book or quietly meditate. That's exactly what we did. The workers we interacted with were there to give you hospitality. They never force you to buy anything. We hadn't had coffee just yet as we went here mid to late morning so after sampling some coffees and teas we were going to buy some cups of coffee to truly drink a full cup but they didn't even let us; they gave us free of everything (from some complimentary cookies to nuts to munch. What a generous gesture that was!!) After that, we sat in the lawn chairs and spent at least an hour in the spacious yard that overlooks the ocean for some journaling and meditation. With the view and the nature that surrounded us, we were truly healed from inside out. We got to meet and pet all sorts of farm animals. While walking around, one of the female workers (who greeted us upon arrival) came and educate us on all kinds of tropical plants, trees and flowers. She was so personable to us where she truly wanted to get to know us. The hospitality is top-notch at this place. On top of the farm tour, tea ceremonies and coffee tastings they do, they also offer yoga (I think that's what she said), and (possibly) massages. This place is so much more than a typical coffee/tea farm. But most of all, its stunning 80-acre property is in itself a place for people to rejuvenate/recharge/meditate so they'll be refreshed in mind and spirit as they walk away from it. This is like everyone's dream place to work and live. You got to put this place on your "must visit" list while you are in Kona.

The macchiato I ordered was so good, I had to go back into the shop to ask what kind of beans they…read moreused in their espresso. I cannot describe my utter relief when he told me it was the one I had already bought. It was the medium dark roast for those who are interested (I know you are). The beans were phenomenal in my moka pot for stove top espresso.

We stopped by Ka'u Coffee Mill during a tour of Kona. I was thinking when I booked it that I would…read moreget to learn about the mill itself and the coffee but it was just a quick stop unfortunately. The smell when you walk into the small gift shop is great. I got an iced latte and bought some coffee beans along with a t-shirt. The coffee tastes very smooth which would be expected since it's known as some of the best in the world in the Kona area. Definitely worth a stop if you're nearby.

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!

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.

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!!

I first came across Ka'u local buzz coffee and Paradise Meadows a couple of years ago and decided…read morethat this was the best coffee I've ever had. Same for the Mac Nuts. I immediately subscribed to their newsletter so I could keep up to speed on what they where offering. In a recent trip to Hawaii, we were finally able to visit in person and it was a fun experience. Enthusiastic staff, lots of laughter, delicious fruit slushies, Art Gallery with featured local artists, penny the pig, baby ducks, parrots that would squawk at you until you engaged in conversation. Premium Kau Coffee, Macnuts, chocolate, short bread, slushies, pizza (on the day we were there) made by two Italian guys. Yes please! After we gorged on free samples and margarita pizza, we went on a shopping spree at the well stocked gift shop (not sure if that's the correct term, maybe farmstand?). Since we spent a certain amount on goodies, a discount was given along with free shipping to Alaska (what?!?). It makes me so happy just knowing that places like this exist. My only regret about stopping is that because we were in go, go, go mode to get to a birthday party, we didn't spend nearly enough time here as I would've liked. Next time!

This is a must-see stop on the way to South Point. Admission is free, and you can wander the…read moregrounds filled with lush plants, birds, and an art gallery. Grab a bite from the food truck or enjoy the samples in the store. The macadamia nuts are absolutely addictive, and the thoughtfully crafted honey is just as incredible. We left a generous tip for our sample guru and went home with bags of macadamia nuts and a variety of honey. Everyone was so friendly and knowledgeable, and I loved learning how the honey develops its unique flavors. Best of all, it feels great to support local farmers!

This is a nice destination in Kona. You sign up on their website when you want to arrive then you…read moreshow up. This is a family run business so the owner walked us around the property. He has great stories to share about the business origins. At the end of the tour, you sit down at their restaurant and you sample the coffee and tea. They also have a gift shop where they sell coffee, tea, chocolate and other merch. You should also know that the business also has a food truck where they vend at the Kamuela farmers market in Waimea on Saturdays. Their food is great, but not sold at the farm.

My favorite Kona coffee farm! The family that runs Pine Village Small Farm is amazing - super…read morefriendly and you can clearly tell they take so much pride in what they do. The coffee itself is top tier. I loved how they explained the different types of beans. They do offer tours, so I recommend calling ahead to check on their availability. There is a beautiful patio that overlooks the ocean and you can enjoy a coffee or tea there. I ordered the coffee jelly dessert and it was awesome. Definitely make sure to pick up a few bags of coffee on your way out! Great for gifts and even better for yourself!

Franck, the owner was friendly knowledgeable and passionate! Nice presentation. Loved answering our…read moremillion questions!! Space was clean, tidy. Beautiful farm. Worth the visit!

Ladies & Gents: Don't miss the tour if you have time on the big island. I would submit you take the…read more$34 difference per pound between Kona from Amazon & this farm & invest it prudently in the stock or bond markets. While I'm sure the farmers have discriminating palates, you could retire better one day & enjoy your Kona as well !

Came out to the Big Island to help with the aftermath of a natural disaster, and somehow in the…read moremiddle of all that, this little coffee spot became our daily reset. We were staying nearby, so every morning turned into a quiet mission--pull up, breathe, and share a little aloha with the crew here. The energy felt genuine right away, not forced, not touristy... just real people, good vibes, and that island pace that makes you slow down whether you want to or not. After long days of work, this place hit different in the mornings. Coffee was always on point--smooth, rich, and exactly what you need to get your head right before getting back out there. But honestly, it was more than the coffee. It was the smiles, the conversations, the way they remembered you after a couple visits. In a time where everything felt a little heavy, this spot gave us a small sense of normal and a whole lot of warmth. If you're anywhere near Kaʻu, do yourself a favor and stop in... not just for the coffee, but for the feeling you didn't know you needed.

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