Most delicious spot for breakfast in town!!!…read more Everything including the service was top notch. Ordered an egg beni, scrambled eggs, french toast, cafecito & matcha and everything was cooked to perfection.

Girlfriend and I were pretty hopeful for this place but it was one of the bigger letdowns from our…read moretrip. We opted for the Kahlua Pulled Pork Sandwich, and it was mediocre at best. The sammich just didn't pack the level of flavor that one would expect. It came with a side of fries, which were actually not bad and pretty tasty. They were a little on the oily side but honestly, I wasn't even mad at that since I needed some flavor to come from somewhere. Food aside, the vibe of this place was definitely off. The person taking our order did not seem the be the friendliest person and came off rather stand-offish. Lastly, buyers beware. If you let it be known that you will be splitting a food item, they will charge you an additional $2.50. Typically, when places do this, it comes with a larger portion for each split of the dish, but this was not the case for us. They took the normal portion, charged as the additional fee, and have us no extra food. 2/5 and would not come back.

Having been to a plethora of Dark Horses in Southern California, I was blown away to see one while…read moreresearching coffee spots in Kauai. It's really cool to see such a niche coffee roaster show up on the most niche island in Hawaii! It's located smack dab in the middle of Old Koloa Town, and it was the perfect place to start our day! We came pretty early after opening, and there were just a few souls in sight. The people working the bar were great, and we promptly ordered and got our drinks. There's plenty of seating, both inside and out, so that was a huge plus! I ordered a haupia foam cold brew, and my friend got a standard cold brew. Both were great, and the haupia foam was light and sweet. I only wish I got a larger size! Coconut, cream, and roasty flavors emanated from my drink, making every sip pretty punchy. My friend was saying how he thinks Hawaiian cold brew, in general, is on the lighter side (in dilution, not in roast). I tend to agree. But, that gives a lot of room to flavor or really just deliver a lot of volume in your drink. Overall, this was a super refreshing thing to have not only in the morning, but also in general on Kauai!

I wanted to like this place more, but it's very mid, the matcha and latte were really just 3/5…read morestars. I ordered a hot matcha latte with oat milk, and the matcha already comes pre-sweetened per the barista. It tastes very similar to Starbucks matcha, not horrible but not great either. A little too sweet for my liking and not enough of the matcha flavor comes through. The color also wasn't the correct shade of green for good quality matcha, but I'm someone who likes to make my matcha at home and rarely find ones at coffee shops that I actually like, so take my review with that in mind, if you're a casual matcha drinking then you would like their version. It doesn't dry your tongue out or have a bitter taste. The following day I decided to try their coffee and ordered a hot vanilla oat milk latte. It was just okay, the espresso is a little more on the acidic side and I couldn't taste any vanilla flavor. Definitely not the worst latte I've had in Hawaii, but for the cost of lattes nowadays, I wouldn't come back to try more of their menu until I try other local coffee shops first. Pros: Plenty of parking right out front, good amount of seating inside, clean bathrooms, wifi, they sell their coffee beans and merchandise including shirts and hats which are super cute, there is also a small shop inside the same building that sells clothing/candles/bags/etc and the store employee is super nice

Best coffee we had on our trip - and lovely staff. Also, an excellent grilled turkey pesto sando…read more Pro tip for those with a sweet tooth. I had an epic magno scone from the Petite Sweet bakery a few steps away. Great pairing!

4/5 stars because of the steep price and the dry/overcooked egg in my breakfast sandwich. Otherwise…read moreI thought service was friendly and fast, and I also thought my "local breakfast" sandwich was pretty good..just not for $20.. It had small circular slices of Portuguese sausage in the sandwich, but I don't feel like they added enough for the price. The croissant was pretty good, just a little over toasted. They went heavy with the mayo, which I'm not mad at since the egg was dry. The sandwich came with some chips as well. Seating is available outside and inside. It's located in an awesome shopping plaza that has plenty of food and shops. There's a parking lot for this shopping center as well with plenty of parking.

My favorite Hawaiian coffee is from the Kauai Coffee Company! Took the farm tour led by our…read morefantastic guide, Lisa. Information was interesting and entertaining. This place has 4 million trees and is the largest coffee farm in the United States! Back at the store, museum, cafe - there are a bunch of coffees you can sample. Honestly, the coffee and a little cream - all you need. It is so smooth, not bitter, full of flavor. You get a discount too on your purchase. I opted for the free shipping and the coffee got home before I did. Stop by on your way to or from Waimea (or Poipu), take one of the tours, it's so much more meaningful when you know about the land and the people of Kauai. Favorite flavors: Rooster Alarm and Mundo Novo.

The first time we visited the Kauai Coffee Company, it had yet to be widely available on the…read moremainland. Now their product is available everywhere, and this location in central Kauai is now the biggest coffee farm in the United States. My wife and I were in the area, so stopped in for a visit between breakfast and lunch time. The stop became an enjoyable visit. We were the first ones there, so waited in the large parking lot for it to open by 09:00. Inside the visitor center, there is a sampling table (choice of 4 coffee flavors), a gift shop, a small museum, and a cafe while the outside has a self-guided walking path. All are free to enter/use. Nothing in the retail store interested us, but we did share a coffee float ($5.99) made from two scoops of macadamia nut ice cream and Kauai cold brew. It took a bit of time for it to be made, but it was really, really good. Actually thought about getting another one while we walked the outside, but thought better of it. The outside walk takes about 25 minutes to complete, if stopping to read all signs (less than 10 signs) and actually admire each outdoor display. We came in late April, so the coffee plants still had their flower blooms which was a cool sight. Later, we discovered and completed a Pokemon Go route, forever etching our visit and walk into the game. Even then, our entire visit took less than 90 minutes.

So many flavors to choose from. I got a keiki and it was a LOT. The double scoop was even bigger…read more Caramel coconut macadamia nut - super yummy. lowkey thought I'd never say this, but there may have been too much caramel, not enough coconut and macadamia nut. The caramel made it extremely sweet. Pukalani pineapple - SO good oh my gosh. It didn't even scoop bc it was so crumbly, but it was a sorbet and so refreshing. Auntie Mabel's Lilikoi dream - passion fruit ice cream + swirl of passion fruit sorbet + shortbread was such a good combo.

Very good ice cream but expensive…read more They have so many ice cream flavors and all are terrific. They let you sample them and it was hard to choose what to order. Very Hawaiian flavors which we love!

Coffee in Hawaii hits different and Eden Coffee was amazing…read more We were in Kauai for a week long family vacation and I made it my mission to hit a different local coffee spot each morning. Eden Coffee was posted up in Koloa and I had seen it while driving around the area. I had made a note in my mind to make sure to visit one morning. Took my son with me one morning. I ordered a hot Macadamia Nut Latte. It was fire good. Service was quick and friendly. Final Thought: If you want a great start to your day hit up Eden Coffee and you will not regret it.

I came because of all the amazing reviews for the Island Bliss latte. I ordered the island bliss…read morehot with macnut milk. The coffee tastes very watered down, at least it's not bitter or acidic, but just very faint diluted coffee taste. I also don't taste any flavorings in my latte, honestly I'm not even sure it was even included that's how little taste there is. Not sure if this was just a bad day, but I will try other local coffee shops before I circle back at try Eden coffee again. Pros: Located in a parking lot so parking was easy, also easy to locate, barista was friendly and quick, covered patio seating available

I hadn't been here before until this past Sunday night. Treated myself to ice cream after Game 7 of…read morethe World Series (Dodgers suck!). I had no idea that it's the sister store of Mango's, just up the street! Super casual, indoor or porch seating. I love their choices of coffee available and, like Mango's, a lot of high quality Roselani ice cream! I love the friendly staff and the historic photos of the Kōloa Mill and Kōloa little league teams on the walls.

I called them at 8:54 to let them know we are 5 minutes away, and they said if you are here before…read more9pm you will get service. So we drove there with a sense of urgency and got there at 8:59. I go to the door and they just look at me like I am not there, whilst I am showing them the 8:59 time on my phone. These people are so rude and liars!

Matcha lovers MUST STOP HERE. Amazing flavor and quite possibly the best matcha I've ever had. No…read morehyperbole. Top it off with ube cold foam to make your taste buds sing. Pilina lives up to its name, fostering community with a "pay it forward" wall. Love that. It's been 15 minutes since I finished my drink, and I'm already plotting a way to stop back by the shop later today.

We were looking for a latte in Hanapepe yesterday as we waited for our hotel room to become…read moreavailable. I noticed two of the businesses I had frequented there were no longer in business. Piling Coffee was in the same area so we went in. As I was looking over the menu, I was asking if they had Mac nut lattes. The person there explained that Pilina specialized in some specific coffee drinks. In the explanation he said they have three house-made cold foams; one was coconut. So we ordered cold brews with a little sf vanilla syrup and some of the coconut cold foam. W-O-W, it was one of the best coffees I have had! Stop in and let the staff explain what makes them special. You won't be dissatisfied.