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!

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!

Looking for an after-lunch pick-me-up, I saw this coffee shop as a 15 min drive away from where we…read morewere so we went for it. Going through some narrow roads and a bit of an uphill, we were rewarded with cooler temperatures within a nice woodsy shaded area. Pretty sure along the road and nearby is a bunch of different coffee farms and tours. The coffee cart/van and the set up was all visually pleasing in all its simplicity. Kind and friendly workers made the experience all the more wonderful. Among the six of us, we ordered 3 Salty Earl(Guessing this is new) and a Brown butter miso Latte. Both were excellent and even though there is more menu to try, I feel like we'd fall back upon the drinks we really enjoyed from this visit. We enjoyed these drinks so much, a request was made to return on our last day but once we realized this would've been a 50 min detour(one way) just for coffee , we postponed this until the next time we're on the island.

White Nene is a charming roadside café tucked between two shops on a quaint street lined with art…read moregalleries and local businesses. The outdoor patio is perfect for sipping and soaking in the atmosphere. I've enjoyed exploring the menu, and you really can't go wrong with any of the beverages. Quality ingredients, friendly service, and a lovely setting make this a gem. Browse, sip, shop, and repeat. A wonderful way to support local!

I normally buy coffee from Aikane Plantation at the Made in Hawaii festival. But this dang corona…read morehas messed everything up and I couldn't make my August visit. However, the festival had an online market so I ordered a couple pounds of Ka'u coffee. Aikane roasts some of the best coffee on Hawaii! As soon as that box arrived, I couldn't wait to grind up those beans and brew a pot. An amazing flavor with notes of perhaps dark chocolate, maybe graham cracker...so good! They also included a small bag of chocolate covered coffee beans, but with the heat in San Diego, they were melted by the time it arrived. But a coffee chocolate bar is just as good! If you are on the Big Island, you should stop by and pick some up. I know I will! Mahalo!

If you want some of the Best PeaBerry Coffee this is the place to go. Ever since experiencing this…read morewhile in Hawaii I now order online to have it delivered. The prices are high but you are getting the best coffee, Teas, and chocolate covered coffee beans. The owners are so friendly and always put in a personalized card, with each order. Shows the care and why I always come back.

Great staff, hidden gem location, many other products like flavored macadamia nuts and cacao beans,…read moreetc. Walk on in (check or cash only!), steps away from parking. You will be glad you did, as they sell amazing HI products at super fair pricing.

Hidden gem on Big Island!! Really good selection, including green coffee beans, and by far the best…read morepricing as well. They also have macadamia nuts, macadamia toffee, coffee chocolate, and cacao! Emmerich and Maggie are happy to chat and teach about the coffee as well as recommending other local spots. Hours are flexible but generally 10a-4p (can call to check as well). It is cash/check only and no ATM on premises. The location on maps is correct, but keep an eye out as the warehouse is shared with a granite company (left side granite company, right side Captain Cook Trading Co). Highly recommend stopping by!

I have been spoiled by a spouse who has gifted me this extraordinary coffee. It is impossible to…read morecompare Viking Coffee to any coffee anywhere else. I can barely tolerate other coffees now. We order a large quantity of bags to feed my coffee addiction. I DO NOT SHARE. It is so outrageously good!

I tried their coffee for the first time today at the Ho'oulu Market (Wed & Fri 9am-2pm) and boy was…read moreit good! I was privileged enough to try their award winning Kona coffee and it did not disappoint! They also have yummy chocolate covered Mac nuts. They have samples of their coffees and sell by the pound. Even their coffee bag artwork is good! If you are looking for THE BEST KONA COFFEE you have to hit up these guys!

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.

Justin and Allison treat you like Ohana!Always great to visit Buddhas cup…read more Great place to learn about coffee, from harvest to cup.

On our recent visit to the Big Island, coffee was at the top of our list. We looked through tourist…read moreguides and travel blogs to find 1 or 2 since our time was limited on Kona. My friend found Monarch and off we went. It's located in an area with quite a few other coffee plantations. It was quite a trek to find it. But when we did, it was worth the trip. Upon entering the plantation you drive through coffee trees and emerge into a clearing with a circular driveway and a main building. As soon as we parked, we were greeted by Abby. She asked where we were from and we told her Northern California. She asked where in NorCal and we told her Sacramento. It turns out they're also from the area (specifically Woodland.) What a small world! Abby showed us around their tasting room and retail area. It was very small, but very cozy. She told us a bit about the plantation and how they came to be on the Big Island. She told us about the coffees available for tasting and the beans in their retail shop. Another gentleman, Greg, stopped by to tell us more about the plantation and it's operations. Since we didn't have the time to do the complete tour, he gave us an explanation of coffee from tree to cup. I'm not very knowledgeable about coffee, but my friend is and he was a fountain of information. The farm was so homey and cozy. It was like I was invited to a friend's home and enjoyed a leisurely chat on their patio. I highly recommend a tour of Monarch coffee plantation. You will get award winning coffee and an unforgettable experience.

THEY DONT DO RETAIL OR TOURS ANYMORE…read more I love monarch. But their coffee online, support them however you want but don't drive, text or call them. They are closed to the public Again, love them but don't go here thinking you're going to be able to buy coffee or do a tour. Their website goes into more detail.