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Aloha e komo mai. On the Island of Kauai, this means “Welcome!” All of our guests receive a warm greeting and a deliciously hot cup of Kauai Coffee.

When you’re visiting Kauai, we hope you’ll take some time to stop by our Visitor Center. Here at the Kauai Coffee Estate, you’ll have the opportunity to stroll through our coffee orchard, talk to our friendly guides, shop for gifts to take home and of course sample our exclusive line of estate-grown Hawaiian coffees.

The Kauai Coffee Estate is the largest coffee farm in the U.S. We encourage you to see it for yourself and to take one of our free walking tours. You’ll learn all about how our coffee is grown, harvested and roasted right here on the island. After the tour, you can relax on our lanai and take in the beautiful panoramic views of our plantation full of coffee trees that line picturesque fields leading down to the sea.

With a warm Hawaiian aloha from Kauai, we welcome you to visit with us again and again! Mahalo!

Coffee on the Brain

Let us share our coffee knowledge with you. We’ll serve you freshly roasted Kauai Coffee before beginning your personalized walking tour along our path through the coffee trees.

COMPLIMENTARY WALKING TOUR

Self-guided walking tours of our estate are available daily.

Walking tour signs identify the five different coffee varietals, as well as the entire coffee process from initial blossoming, through harvesting and processing, to the final roasting. No need to sign-up.

While at the Estate be sure to see our roasters in action as they roast the freshest coffee beans to perfection every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9:00 AM at the Visitor Center.

Wailani’s passion for roasting coffee is evident to everyone who joins us at our Visitor Center. The aroma from the roasted coffee beans combined with her enthusiasm makes her love of coffee contagious. Not only does she roast coffee but she also gives guided tours of our estate. Our guests can join Wailani on a walk through the coffee trees as she shares her knowledge of the journey of a coffee bean – from seed to cup.

Kauai Coffee Tasting

Our Visitor Center is one of the few places in the world where you can taste our entire line of 100% Hawaiian, estate-grown coffees. Every coffee bean is grown and roasted right here. No foreign or imported beans are ever used, giving our Hawaiian coffees a truly unique flavor and an unmatched character.

From the soft, fruity Kauai Blue Mountain to our intense, chocolaty, dark-roasted Peaberry, we have an exceptional range of coffees to satisfy any palate. We also offer flavored coffees, including Coconut Caramel, Vanilla and Chocolate Macadamia Nut, Hazelnut and Toasty Banana Nut Cream. Tasting our coffee varieties is free and deliciously satisfying.

Kauai Coffee Estate Location

Kauai Coffee Company’s estate is located approximately 17 miles from the Lihue airport on Kauai’s southwest side. We are a few miles from Poipu, just off Highway 50 (the main road), making it an ideal stop on the way to and from Waimea Canyon, Koke’e State Park and the Russian Fort.

We invite you to find Kauai Coffee Company and stop by our estate to learn more about how Hawaiian coffee is grown, harvested, processed and graded.

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It Started Outdoors

A Visitors Guide to the Kauai Coffee Plantation

Like millions of people around the world, I start my day with a cup of coffee. For something I encounter on a daily basis,  I know surprisingly very little about it. What does it actually take to make a cup of coffee? I know you grind up coffee beans, add a little hot water, and presto you have a mug of instant pick me up. But I know there is so much more that goes into the process. So during our visit to Kauai, I decided to visit Kauai Coffee Plantation to learn more about what it actually takes to make a cup of java.

If you are also curious, here is what you should know before you visit the plantation:

The Largest Coffee Grower in the United States

You probably wouldn’t have guessed it but the tiny island of Kauai contains 3,100 acres of coffee growing land. With over 4 million coffee trees, Kauai Coffee is the largest coffee grower in the US.

A Self Guided Tour

When you arrive at Kauai Coffee Plantation, head around the left side of the building to begin a self-guided tour through coffee bean fields. The path is well marked with informative signs detailing the coffee making process before it circles back around to the gift shop where you started from. The tour starts with how a coffee plant is grown, then moves on to how it is harvested and then dried and roasted.

This is a Coffee Bean

My only experience with coffee beans was crushing them up at the grocery store with one of those self-serve grinder machines. So if you’re like me, you probably wouldn’t recognize a coffee bean being grown before your eyes. Did you know the coffee bean is actually the seed of the coffee plant? The plant grows cherry-sized fruits that turn from green to red when they are ripe. Inside of these fruits are two coffee beans. Occasionally the two beans will have morphed into a single bean called a peaberry. A peaberry produces a sweet flavor used in specialized flavors of coffee.

Free Samples

Who doesn’t love free samples? After completing your self-guided tour head up on the deck for tastings of the entire line of 100% Hawaiian, estate-grown coffees from Kauai Coffee Plantation. There are probably around 20 different flavors to try. I wouldn’t recommend trying them all unless you want to be jittery for the rest of the day. Start with a classic like the Rooster Alarm. Next, try one made with peaberries and see if you can taste the difference. Then get wild with Hawaiian Chocolate Macadamia Nut.

Visit Kauai Coffee Plantation

Even if you don’t drink coffee, a visit to the Kauai Coffee Plantation should make it on your Kauai Itinerary. The plantation is beautiful and learning about the care that goes into growing coffee beans is fascinating.  If you are a coffee drinker, there is a feeling of great satisfaction walking through the rows of coffee plants, sipping on a cup of coffee made from the beans you are watching grow. It doesn’t get much fresher than that.

Chad can be summed up by his idea of a perfect day: Waking up early to watch the sunrise over the mountains, warm cup of coffee in hand then grabbing his camera and fly rod, hitting the trail to explore some uncharted territory followed by cold beers and campfire steaks. Chad is often joined on his adventures by his wife, Tori, and their dog, Kona.

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Visit Hawai‘i’s Largest Coffee Plantation

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The state’s largest coffee plantation is located on Kaua‘i’s southwest side, about 17 miles from Līhu‘e Airport. A 3,100-acre estate, KAUA‘I COFFEE CO. PLANTATION boasts tours, lines of coffee trees (4 million trees total!) and even a visitor center for the curious coffee drinker.

KAUA‘I COFFEE VISITOR CENTER offers information about coffee growing and its history. While there, you also can explore through the “ WALL-LESS COFFEE MAZE ” that doubles as a walking tour, with signage providing information about the coffee-growing process.

A coffee bar also offers freshly roasted coffee and snacks, and you can sample a variety of the coffees made by Kaua‘i coffee.

As a fun fact, Kaua‘i coffee trees begin to bloom in February or March. By May, the fruit, or coffee cherry, starts to form. The fruit usually ripens by late September, when harvesting begins. The seeds of the fruit, usually two to a cherry, become the coffee bean. Nearly 4,000 coffee beans must be harvested to produce a single pound of coffee. The rich volcanic soil and plentiful mountain rain give Kaua‘i coffee’s java its delightful flavor.

The center is just past KALĀHEO going west toward WAIMEA CANYON . Watch for the sign on the makai (ocean) side of Highway 50. Visit kauaicoffee.com for hours and information.

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Kauai Coffee Estate Tour

There is a special experience that visitors can explore at Kauai Coffee , and that is an estate tour to learn all about how coffee is planted, grown and manufactured. They offer a few ways to tour the estate that are sure to fit the needs of your group. Check out what works best for you and be sure to add this to your itinerary for your next Kauai trip!

Kauai Coffee will share their coffee knowledge with you on a personalized walking tour along the path through the coffee trees. Starting off with a freshly roasted coffee before the tour, you will also learn about the journey of a Kauai coffee bean from seed to tree to cup. This tour costs $25 per person.

Another estate tour option is a journey through the four million trees and red dirt roads of their coffee plantation in an open-air truck. During this 1 hour tour, you will learn about every step of the coffee process from planting to manufacturing. Their expert guides will lead you down the roads only traveled by their harvesters, so you can get an insider’s view of the estate. Then, you will finish off the tour with a fresh cup of coffee. This tour costs $45 for adults and $40 for kids ages 8 to 18. For safety reasons, children under the age of 8 are not permitted on this tour.

If you feel like taking a self-guided walking tour around the estate, then you are in luck! This is a free option to visitors and available daily, so anytime that works with your schedule is good to explore the grounds. You can walk the path beneath the shade of the coffee trees and learn all about Kauai Coffee and their Hawaiian history.

Visit their website here to book a tour and see what fits best for your group. Be sure to book your stay today at Hanalei Bay Resort so you don’t miss out on this fun experience!

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Lappert’s Hawaii Ice Cream

Isaac Lappert ate more ice cream as a child than any other. His father owned Lappert’s Ice Cream in Sausalito, and his grandfather also operated a shop on Kauai. At the age of five, he helped out in the shop and soon discovered his favorite flavors: cookies and cream, chocolate, and Kauai Pie. He also likes macadamia nuts.

Kauai Coffee Plantation also offers complimentary tastings of their Hawaiian roasts. Visitors can also tour the estate and purchase small-batch roasts. The Kauai Coffee Plantation is a true coffee lover’s paradise, and they make some of the most delicate ice creams on the island. Don’t forget to pick up some locally-grown coffee from the Koloa Mill for dessert.

You’ll also be able to sample their unique date ice cream. The ice cream is made with whole dates, not the date sugar crystals commonly found in other ice creams. Lappert’s is a family-owned business that started in Northern California in 1981 and has now spread across the continental U.S. The company does not franchise, but its U.S.-based store owners uphold the quality standards and flavor.

Kauai Coffee

While on Kauai, you should stop by the coffee plantation . There are free samples of Kauai Coffee at the Visitor Center. If you’d instead not sample the coffee for free, you can also buy some of their fine decaf varieties. If you’d like to learn more about the coffee-making process, Kauai Coffee Plantation is a great stop. The coffee is grown in the island’s southeast region.

The largest coffee plantation in the US is on Kauai, where the Kauai Coffee Company grows over 4 million coffee trees. Visitors can take a self-guided tour of the plantation, which features informative signs about growing, drying, and roasting. Once you’ve learned about the different steps of the coffee-making process, you can purchase Kauai Coffee products at their gift shop. You can also enjoy complimentary tastings of their coffee at the Visitor Center and pick up souvenirs from their cafe.

The plantation is located on the southwest coast of Kauai, making it one of the most popular places to visit in Hawaii. It has over 4 million coffee trees planted on its 3,000-acre property. Those who enjoy coffee can visit the plantation to learn about its history, learn the processes of coffee farming, and sample five varieties of Arabica coffee. Guests can also taste 28 coffee products grown on the plantation.

Kilohana Plantation

The perfect way to learn about the Hawaiian culture is to visit the historic Kilohana Plantation. This 150-acre sugar plantation is home to Hawaiian-style tropical orchards, a rum distillery, and a theatrical luau. A memorable train ride offers a glimpse into Hawaiian history while you visit the manor house, and the tour also includes a Hawaiian luau. Once you arrive, you can take in the island’s rich history and indulge in delicious food.

A visit to the Kilohana Plantation includes the opportunity to sample coffee from the various varieties grown on the property. While at the plantation, you can enjoy the Luau Kalamaku, a show that tells the story of ancient Polynesians’ journey to Hawaii. The performance features Tahitian rhythms, knife dancing, and hula. You’ll also get to sample Hawaiian cuisine and learn about the history of coffee production in Hawaii.

Visitors can also enjoy the Kauai Plantation Railway, a simple project suitable for families with children. The railroad tracks take you through the old plantation village and tropical garden . The railway tracks evoke an atmosphere of King Karakau’s days, and you can imagine yourself riding through the ruins of a time long past. You’ll experience a train ride through the plantation and see over 50 varieties of fruit trees. The train tracks also offer plenty of opportunities to feed friendly farm animals.

Koloa Estate

If you love coffee, you’ll want to visit the Kauai Coffee Plantation Koloman Estate. This place caters to true coffee lovers more than a coffee shop, with a plantation tour and tasting room. The estate, located just off Highway 50, offers a unique look at the coffee-growing process. After your tasting, you can order some of Kauai Coffee’s products online or even take a walking tour through the farm.

While you’re at the estate, don’t forget to stop at the Island Coffee Company to sample their delicious offerings. You can buy souvenirs like insulated mugs, grinders, and press pots. You can also pick up some island pancake mix and a T-shirt, baseball cap, or sweatshirt. This is an excellent stop for the whole family! Once you’ve sampled their fresh, delicious coffee, you’ll be ready to enjoy the island’s legendary hospitality.

Located on Kauai’s south shore, the Kauai Coffee Plantation has a visitors center where you can learn about the history of the plantation and how it’s produced . The center features a mini coffee museum, instructional videos about coffee production, a take-out window, restrooms, and a gift shop. The center also offers free tastings. The company’s coffee is not yet as famous as Kona coffee , but the experience is still worth the trip.

Luau Kalamaku

Visitors to this tropical plantation will see Hula dancers and enjoy classic island cuisine. The plantation will offer local crafts and traditional island foods. Visitors can enjoy a Hula dance performance and purchase some souvenirs. The plantation is open daily from sunrise to sunset. Visit the Kauai Coffee Plantation at Luau Kalamaku for an authentic island experience. It’s a must-see experience on Kauai!

Located on 105 acres, the Kalamaku Plantation features a train ride through historic plantation homes, low-land forest, taro fields, and pineapple fields. Visitors can feed the farm animals, participate in the imu ceremony, and shop for unique souvenirs. The train ride to the plantation will end with the chance to purchase fresh Kauai coffee. Guests can also enjoy shopping in the plantation store and unique shops.

The Plantation Owner’s Evening experience includes a dinner buffet and Premium Seating at the luau performance. There are children’s activities and luau performances, and the event is subject to changes due to weather and traffic conditions. Gratuity is not included in the price, but it can be included if requested. This restaurant is classified as fine dining. You’ll enjoy fine cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere.

Visitors can visit the Kilohana Plantation to purchase souvenirs. This historic plantation is the largest in America . The tasting room features several flavors of Kauai coffee. The gift shop includes coffee-themed gifts. The tour lasts about two hours. You’ll get to taste the coffee and learn about Kauai’s rich history of agriculture. If you’re in Kauai for the first time, make sure to visit the Kilohana Plantation.

Tours offered

During your visit to Kauai, don’t miss a tour of the Kauai Coffee Plantation . Located on the island’s southern slopes, the coffee plantation is a popular attraction for visitors. Visitors can walk through the coffee orchard and enjoy a daylong sampling of the island’s best brews. You can also purchase coffee products or try some delicious samples offered.

The largest coffee plantation in the US is located in Kauai. Visitors can take a free tour of the 3,000-acre estate, sample the finished product, and learn how the beans are cultivated and harvested. You can visit the company’s headquarters and sample five varieties of Arabica coffee. The tastings are available all day long, too, so you can taste the coffee before heading back home.

Several coffee plantations offer tours to the public. The Sunshower Coffee Farm is open seven days a week and provides a private coffee tour. Guests can also get a roasting lesson and sample samples at their farm. You can schedule a tour of the plantation online. Mountain Thunder Kona Coffee and Kaakaaniu Plantation also offer free tours. Terms are accessible, but reservations are required.

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Awesome Kauai Farm Tours for Families

Are you looking for eco-friendly things to do on kauai with kids keep scrolling to read my top kauai farm tours for families worth a stop., this list of kauai farm tours for families was written by hawaii travel expert marcie cheung and contains affiliate links which means if you purchase something from one of my affiliate links, i may earn a small commission that goes back into maintaining this blog..

Planning a trip to Kauai with the kids and want to include some eco-friendly fun?

One of the best ways to experience eco-tourism on Kauai is by visiting one of its many working farms. Kids will love learning about where their food comes from and sampling delicious tropical fruits.

These fun, educational farm tours will keep the whole family entertained while you’re on vacation in Kauai. Make sure to add one of these tours to your Kauai itinerary!

Keep scrolling to check out these amazing Kauai farm tours that are perfect for kids!

Don’t have time to read a bunch of Hawaii blog posts and reviews? Here are some of our top picks for visiting Kauai with kids.

Best Kid-Friendly Kauai Tours/Activities

• Mountain Tubing (this is a low-key adventure for kids ages 5+ and it’s a personal favorite for my kiddos)
• Private Surf Lessons for Kids (this is the BEST way for your kids to learn how to surf in Hawaii)
• Kayaking Tour with Waterfall Hike (this is an awesome half-day adventure for older kids)
• Luau Kalamaku (you can do a little train ride and feed farm animals before the luau)
• Koloa Ziplining (this is the longest zipline on Kauai and a must-do for adventurous families)
• ATV Ride (my kids LOVE this tour because you can do a little fishing, go exploring, and you’ll get DIRTY)

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• Grand Hyatt Kauai (this is a personal favorite for my kids because of the water slide and saltwater lagoon)
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Best Kauai Farm Tours for Kids and Teens

1. lydgate chocolate farm tour.

If your family wants to check out a farm on Kauai AND taste some incredible chocolate, you’ll want to sign up for this tour.

Lydgate Farms is located on the East side of Kauai and it’s been around for generations.

During the three-hour Lydgate Farms chocolate tour, you’ll get to explore a tropical farm, taste Hawaiian fruit, and sample lots of chocolate.

My 8-year-old thought this was the “best farm tour on Kauai” and insisted that I list it first. Read my full Kauai chocolate farm tour review .

Age restrictions: Kids must be at least 7 years old.

2. Kalalea View Farm Tour

If you’re looking for a private Kauai farm tour, head to Kalalea View Farm on the East side of Kauai.

This is my top pick for a farm tour on Kauai because there are TONS of hands-on activities for kids of all ages. You get to pick 3 of them to do on your tour.

A few of the activities available include making your own sugar cane juice, picking tropical fruit, making guacamole, making hot sauce, and cutting down a banana tree. Read my full Kalalea View Farm tour review .

Age restrictions: No age restrictions, but use your judgment.

3. Kauai Coffee Company Farm Tour

If you’d like a Hawaii farm tour where you get to ride around in an open-air vehicle, sign up for the Kauai Coffee Company farm tour.

It’s located on the South shore of Kauai and it’s one of the best coffee farm tours in Hawaii.

You’ll get to see the coffee plantation, epic views of the ocean, the processing plants, farm animals, a gulch, and more.

There’s also an option to do a free Kauai Coffee tasting before or after your tour. Read my full Kauai coffee farm tour review .

Age restrictions: Kids must be at least 8 years old.

4. Kauai Sugarloaf Tour

For those who want to pick their own pineapple in Hawaii, it doesn’t get much better than this Kauai Sugarloaf Pineapple tour on the East side of Kauai.

There are several hands on opportunities to prepare the pineapple crowns for planting, plant the pineapple, and pick your own pineapple to take home.

Plus, they have Sugarloaf Pineapple tastings, juice tastings, and even give you your own Pineapple Phrostie to enjoy at the end of the tour. Read my full Kauai pineapple plantation tour review .

Age restrictions: This is for kids of all ages.

5. Ho`opulapula Haraguchi Rice Mill and Taro Farm Tour

While tours haven’t restarted yet, I wanted to include this Hanalei taro farm tour so you can have it on your radar.

Hanalei is a gorgeous area in North Shore Kauai that is famous for growing taro. This is a cool tour where families can get into the taro patches and actually pick taro plants.

You can also check out the last remaining rice mill in Hawaii!

Get the latest information on this Kauai taro farm tour.

Age restrictions: TBD when the tour resumes.

6. Kilohana Plantation Train Ride

I really only added the train ride at Kilohana Plantation to the list for families with babies, toddlers, or preschoolers.

It’s an easy way to see lots of tropical fruit trees and even get out and feed farm animals like pigs and horses.

This is a nice stop if you’re already heading to Kilohana Plantation to do the Koloa Rum tasting, stopping by the Sweet Shoppe, or have lunch at Gaylord’s.

Hawaii Farm FAQs

The Hawaiian islands have a nice tropical climate which means its the perfect environment to grow lots of items. A few popular fruits grown in Hawaii include papaya, banana, mango, citrus, coconut, and more! Plus, there are several coffee, chocolate, and taro farms in Hawaii.

While each Hawaiian island has farms, the Big Island of Hawaii has the most, by far. There are more than 4,000 farms on the Big Island that grow everything from coffee and chocolate to tropical fruits.

Not really. Dole and Del Monte moved most of their pineapple production out of Hawaii in the 1980s. The biggest commerical pineapple farm in Hawaii is Maui Gold.

Best Farm Tours on Kauai Wrap Up

As you can see, there are a lot of amazing Kauai farm tour options for families wanting to learn more about farming in Hawaii. Plus, there’s an opportunity to get dirty!

These are such fun ways to teach your kids about agriculture and sample locally grown products.

Looking for more things to do on Kauai with kids ? Check out the best Kauai luaus , kid-friendly Kauai tours , and where to eat on Kauai with kids !

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16 Best Coffee Shops in Kauai For a Heavenly Cup of Joe

Are you a coffee lover visiting Kauai for the first time and wondering where to find the best brews on the island?

With so many coffee shops and roasters scattered across the island, deciding where to go for your caffeine fix can be overwhelming.

Fear not, as we’ve researched for you and compiled a list of the top cafes to get coffee on the island. Kauai has everything from cozy restaurants to artisanal roasters, where you can sip on a delicious cup of joe while soaking up the island vibes.

Whether you prefer a bold espresso shot, a creamy latte, or a smooth pour-over, Kauai has something to satisfy your caffeine cravings.

How did we come up with this list?  I’m glad you asked! We researched the  best restaurants in Kauai  and consulted locals about their favorite places. We then took it upon ourselves to try the restaurants and ensure we recommended locations of the highest quality. We also came across some of these restaurants during our hunt to find the best breakfast in Kauai .

Overall Best Coffee in Kauai

Note:  The coffee shops in this article are ranked based on location. Here are our top six coffee shops on the island of Kauai, regardless of location.

• Rainbeau Jo’s
• Eden Coffee
• Small Town Coffee
• Dark Horse Coffee Roasters
• Imua Coffee Roaster

Without further ado, here are our picks for the best coffee in Kauai.

Best Coffee in Lihue and Kapa’a (East Shore of Kauai)

Kicking off our list are two of the most popular towns on the east shore—Lihue and Kapa’a.

(1) Java Kai 

⭐ RATING:  4.5 out of 5

Location:  4-1384 Kuhio Hwy, Kapaʻa, HI 96746

Hours of Operation : Everyday: 6:00 am- 2:00 pm

Looking for a comforting cup of coffee served with delicious food and a warm ambiance? Look no further than Java Kai, Kauai’s premier spot for top-notch coffee, breakfast, and lunch. 

The atmosphere is modern, cozy, and welcoming, making it the perfect spot to unwind or get some work done during off-peak hours. It’s one of our favorite places to co-work on the island!

The menu features an assortment of specialty coffees, expresso, lattes, and cappuccinos, as well as freshly-baked pastries and food items. The coffee is always fresh, with 100% Kona or Kauai coffee options available.

My favorite item on the menu is the mac nut latte, but you can’t go wrong with any of their coffee creations.

(2) Rainbeau Jo’s

⭐ RATING:  4.9 out of 5

Location:  4379 Rice St, Lihue, HI 96766

Hours of Operation:  Everyday: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm, closed Wednesdays and Thursdays

Previously a food truck, Rainbeau Jo’s is now a permanent spot on Kauai and arguably the second-best coffee shop on the island.

This cozy cafe offers an intimate atmosphere with lots of seating, delicious pastries, and of course, delicious coffee. Their specialty drinks are made from organic coffee and locally-sourced ingredients.

They offer a variety of coffee creations, including several flavored lattes and mochas. We usually order a cup of Jo or a latte, both excellent. The flavors are bold, and the coffee is always freshly made.

We also highly recommend trying their breakfast options, such as bagels, croissants, and smoothie options. You won’t be disappointed!

This is by far the most fun coffee shop on Kauai. The owners, Jo and Beau, are delightful and are always happy to chat and make sure you have a great experience.

So, if you’re ever in Lihue or Kapa’a, don’t forget to drop by Rainbeau Jo’s for a cup of joe! You won’t regret it.

(3) Small Town Coffee

Location:  4-1543 Kuhio Hwy, Kapaʻa, HI 96746

Hours of operation : Monday- Saturday: 6:00 am- 12:00 pm

If you love food trucks, then you’ll love Small Town Coffee. This quaint cafe is located in the heart of Kapa’a and offers delicious coffee options at an affordable price.

This is our go-to place whenever we want something quick before adventuring out on the island. They offer a variety of espresso drinks, as well as iced and hot coffees. 

If you’re looking for something sweet to pair with your cup of coffee, try their blueberry or strawberry muffins! They are simply delicious. I can’t tell you how many times we have ordered them. Also, The mini bacon egg cheese quiches are delicious as well.

The atmosphere at Small Town Coffee is always inviting, and the customer service is top-notch. This is part of the reason why getting coffee here is one of our favorite things to do in Kauai.

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(4) Imua Coffee Roasters

⭐ RATING:  4.5 out of 5

Location:   440 Aleka Pl #7, Kapaʻa, HI 96746

Hours of operation:  Monday – Saturday, 6:00- 12:00 pm; Sunday, 6:00 am – 11:00 am

Imua Coffee Roasters is conveniently located on the Islander on the Beach Hotel in Kapa’a.

They offer various coffee options, from hot and cold brews to lattes and cappuccinos. They also have a great breakfast menu that includes pastries, bagels, yogurt parfaits, fresh fruit, etc.

The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with plenty of seating inside and outside. The staff is all amicable and accommodating.

The coffee here is always top-notch, with freshly roasted beans and expertly crafted drinks. It’s no wonder that Imua Coffee Roasters has become one of the most popular spots for coffee on the island. We highly recommend giving it a visit!

(5) Garden Island Coffee

Location:  4-1604 Kuhio Hwy, Kapaʻa, HI 96746

Hours of Operation:  Tuesday-Saturday; 7:00 am – 12:00 pm

Located in Kapa’a food truck park, Garden Island Coffee is a must when you are in the area. This family-run coffee shop is stocked with freshly roasted beans, house blends, and a wide variety of breakfast options.

They offer specialty drinks, such as da kine cold brew with sweet coconut cream, lavender cream plus lavender CBD, and many others. 

They use cold-brew coffee cubes (unless they run out), which is a plus because your coffee doesn’t dilute with ice.

Our favorite syrup options are macadamia nut and passion fruit. The ube is also delicious and unique. If you want something to go with your coffee, they have tasty, freshly baked pastries. Also, their smoothies are perfect for a hot day.

(6) Positive coffee

Location:  4-967 Kuhio Highway, Kapa’a, HI, 96746

Hours of Operation:  (Not listed online)

We came across this lovely coffee shack while on our way to the Kapa’a food trucks, and we are glad we found it.

Positive coffee has a wholesome vibe that makes you feel right at home. The owners are friendly and accommodating, always willing to chat with customers.

They offer a variety of coffee from around the world and serve excellent breakfast options as well. The coffee is always fresh and flavorful. Whether you like your coffee hot, iced, or blended – Positive coffee has something for everyone.

During our visit, they were serving Ethiopian pour-over coffee. It was smooth and flavorful, with a hint of citrus notes. The owner did a great job educating us on Ethiopian coffee and ensuring we had a great experience.

Note:  The hours on Google say that this coffee shop is closed seven days a week. However, they are open. We aren’t sure of the exact hours as they are not listed online. If you are driving from Kapa’a, keep an eye out for them or email them beforehand to confirm if they are open during your visit. ([email protected])

Best Coffee in Poipu and the South Shore of Kauai 

Next on our list are the best restaurants on Kauai’s South Shore. The Poipu and Koloa area is home to some of the best coffee spots on the island.

(7) Eden Coffee

⭐ RATING:  4.8 out of 5

Location:  3477 Weliweli Rd, Koloa, HI 96756

Hours of Operation:  Monday – Sunday, 6:30 am – 5:00 pm

Eden Coffee is a charming little coffee shop located in the heart of Koloa. We accidentally ran into this coffee shop on our way to a zipline tour with Koloa Ziplines, and we are glad we did.

Eden Coffee offers a variety of hot and cold brewed coffees, as well as teas. They also have specialty espresso drinks, such as the “Hawaiian Dream,” with chocolate and mac nut. 

While their menu is smaller than some of the other coffee shops on this list, it’s worth a visit.

We usually come here for their lattes, but if you are a cold brew fan, you will not be disappointed. Try the Eden freeze, a frosty creamy expresso blend, and you’ll thank us later.

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(8) Dark Horse Coffee Roasters

Location:  5521 Koloa Rd, Koloa, HI 96756

Hours of Operation:  Monday – Sunday, 7:00 am – 4:00 pm

Dark Horse Coffee Roasters is a cozy cafe located in Koloa town. It’s the perfect spot for coffee, hanging out with friends, or coworking.

They serve freshly roasted coffee, espresso, and a few food items. We recommend the haupia cold brew if you love a cold brew with some sweetness. 

The lattes and expresso options are also some of our favorites. Their signature expresso drink, “the champ,” a honey and cinnamon latte, is a must-try! The nitro cold brew also comes highly recommended.

The atmosphere at Dark Horse Coffee Roasters is relaxed and inviting. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They are knowledgeable about the coffee they serve and can answer any questions.

(9) Kind Coffee Company

⭐ RATING:  5 out of 5

Location:  3540 Koloa Rd, Kalaheo, HI 96741

Hours of Operation:  Monday – Saturday, 8:00 am – 3:00 pm

Kind Cofee is a hidden gem located in the heart of Kalaheo. While not as nig as other coffee shops, their coffee is anything but ordinary. This two-wheel camper coffee shop located in a warehouse is well worth the visit.

The coffee here is outstanding — fresh and flavorful. They source their coffee from local roasting companies, with most of the beans coming from Imua Coffee Roasters located on the island of Kauai. Additionally, their specialty drinks feature locally-made syrups, such as Kauai-grown vanilla bean syrup used in their Hawaiian Vanilla Latte.

If you are an expresso fan, definitely order one here. They are the most popular items on the menu and are highly recommended. 

Of course, we also come here for their lattes and cold brews. Also, their avocado toast with locally sourced ingredients is not to be missed if you need food to pair with your coffee.

(10) Little Fish Coffee

⭐ RATING:  4.2 out of 5

Location:  2294 Poipu Rd, Koloa, HI 96756

Hours of operation:  Monday-Sunday, 7:00 am- 1:00 pm

Little Fish Coffe prides itself on serving top-notch coffee and freshly prepared food with the highest quality ingredients. They use fair trade coffee and organic and locally sourced fruits and vegetables.

They offer all the usual coffee options here, including lattes, mocha, and expresso options. Their honey nutmeg latte is one of our favorite items on the menu. If you need something stronger, try their midnight marauder, with four shots of espresso, sweetened condensed milk, and vanilla over ice.

Tip:  Little Fish Coffee is a very popular breakfast spot in Poipu. Expect long lines from the moment they open. If you are short on time or want to avoid waiting, order online and pick it up in-store.

(11) Kauai coffee company 

⭐ RATING:  4.6 out of 5

Location:  870 Halewili Rd, Kalaheo, HI 96741

Hours of Operation:  Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm; Saturday- Sunday, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

Have you ever wanted to taste a 100% line Hawaiian, estate-grown coffee? Then Kauai Coffee Company is the place for you. They have about 3100 acres of plantation devoted to growing their award-winning coffee beans. They are also the largest coffee estate in the United States so their selection is hard to beat. This is a great place to learn about coffee and sample the best of Kauai’s offerings.

Kauai Coffe Company offers free self-guided walking tours of their coffee estate. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about how they grow and process their beans and sample some freshly brewed coffee.

In addition to the tour, you can also purchase their coffees to take home.

(12) Kalaheo Cafe & Coffee Company

Location:   2-2560 Kaumualii Hwy, Kalaheo, HI 96741

Price:  $$-$$$

Hours of operation : Wednesday-Sunday: 7:00 am- 2:00 pm

Located in the lush mountains of upcountry Kalaheo, Kalaheo Cafe is a cozy and inviting spot to grab a coffee and breakfast. 

The coffee here is excellent with all the usual suspects, such as espresso drinks, lattes, cappuccinos, etc. In addition to their signature drinks, they offer some of the best breakfasts on the island. By far, this is our favorite breakfast spot on Kauai.

We also love that this restaurant is a little tucked-away spot in Kalaheo but still close to everything. You order ahead of time and then find a table – it’s very convenient! We love that service is fast and efficient, making this our go-to spot for coffee and breakfast.

Best Coffee in Princeville (North Shore)

Lastly, we have the best coffee in Princeville and Hanalei on the North Shore of Kauai.

(13) Hanalei Bread Co. (Hanalei)

Location:   5-5161 Kuhio Hwy #4, Hanalei, HI 96714

Hours of Operation:  Daily, 7:00 am – 12:30 pm

While known for its freshly baked pastries and bread, Hanalei Bread Co. also serves some of the best coffee on the North Shore of Kauai. They offer Colombian, Maui/ Peru, and 100% Kona coffee. You can order all your favorite cuppas, such as lattes, cappuccinos, cold brews, and more.

We love the cozy and relaxed atmosphere – perfect for catching up with old friends or just taking a break from sightseeing. The baristas are friendly and welcoming which adds to the overall pleasant experience.

If you have time to stay and relax, you can enjoy a delicious breakfast sandwich or one of their freshly baked pastries.

Tip:  Seating might be limited, but spots open up quickly. There were few seats open when we got there, but we found a table a few minutes after getting our food. Be patient, and you’ll be able to grab a seat in no time.

 (14) Holey Grail Donuts

Location:   5-5100 Kuhio Hwy, Hanalei, HI 96714  

Hours of Operation:  Weds – Thurs: 7:00 am – 1:00 pm & Fri – Sun, 7:00 am – 4:00 pm.

If you love donuts and coffee, Holey Grail Donuts is your place. This food truck in Hanalei and Kapa’a serves up some of the best coffee on the island and is one of the best food trucks in Kauai .

Although small, Holey Grail packs a punch and is worth the hype! You won’t regret giving this spot a try – trust us! Visitors and locals alike praise this place for its delicious treats and coffee.

They offer a variety of cold brews that are freshly made and full of flavor. Our personal favorites are cacao latte( draft coffee, manoa cacao, cashew coconut) and the draft coffee (coava coffee custom blend, snap-chilled.)

Holey Grail Donuts is the spot if you’re looking for a place to grab a coffee and a donut (or two!). With excellent customer service, delicious drinks, and treats, you won’t regret it!

(15) The Spot 

Location:  Princeville Shopping Center, 5-4280 Kuhio Hwy Suite C-103, Princeville, HI 96722

Hours of Operation:  Tuesday – Sunday 8:00 am-2:00 pm

The Spot North Shore Kauai is situated in the heart of Princeville and is a must when visiting the North Shore of Kauai. The coffee here is fantastic, and the atmosphere is relaxing and inviting.

Their coffee menu includes all the classics, such as lattes, cold brews, bulletproof coffee, and more. Our favorite thing on the menu is Kauai Thai coffee with house coffee, cream, and house-made coconut cream syrup, topped with whipped cream. YUM! You can also have it as a cold brew.

The service here is excellent, and the staff is very friendly.

(16) Lappert’s Hawaii

Location:  Kukui’ula Village, 2829 Ala Kalanikaumaka Rd., Koloa, HI 96756

Hours of Operation:  Monday – Thursday 10:00 am-6:00pm; Friday- Sunday 10:00 am- 8:00 pm

Don’t let this ice cream shop fool you. Lappert’s Hawaii also serves some of the best coffee on Kauai. 

The atmosphere is excellent and welcoming, with indoor and outdoor seating.  

If you’re looking for a place to relax and enjoy good coffee, Lappert’s Hawaii is the spot! Plus, you get to try their delicious ice cream too. What more can you ask for? 

With excellent customer service, delicious drinks, and treats, this cafe is worth a visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is kauai known for coffee.

Yes, Kauai is known for many things, including its delicious coffee. As mentioned before, the island is home to the largest coffee farm in the US, the Kauai Coffee Company. 

They have over 4 million coffee trees spread across 3,100 acres. In addition to Kauai Coffee Company, many cafes, and shops serve delicious coffee on the island.

Is Kauai Coffee Good Quality?

Kauai Coffee is known for its high-quality beans and unique flavor. The coffee beans are grown in the island’s rich volcanic soil, giving them a unique taste that can’t be found elsewhere. 

What Coffee is Grown on Kauai?

Kauai Coffee Company is the largest coffee farm in the US, growing many different types of beans. The most popular varieties are the red and yellow catuai making up about 80% of the total production. You can try the catuai in their 100% Kauai coffee. 

Is Kauai Coffee Kona Coffee?

No, Kauai Coffee is not Kona Coffee. While both types of coffee are grown in Hawaii, they come from different regions. Kona Coffee is grown exclusively in the North and South Kona districts on the Big Island of Hawaii , while Kauai Coffee is grown on the island of Kauai. 

While both are high-quality coffees, they have distinct differences in flavor and growing conditions due to their unique regions.

Kona Coffee is known for its rich and smooth taste with a medium to full body, often described as having a nutty or chocolatey flavor. This coffee is grown in the mineral-rich volcanic soil of the Kona districts, which is ideal for cultivating coffee trees.

In contrast, Kauai Coffee is grown on the fertile soils of the island of Kauai, which is also rich in volcanic minerals but has a different climate and growing conditions that give it a distinct taste. Kauai Coffee is known for its bright and fruity flavor notes, balanced acidity, and smooth finish.

The Wrap Up

There you have it – the best places to get coffee in Kauai! No matter where you are on the island, finding a great cup of coffee is easy. 

There’s something for everyone, from strong espresso drinks to smooth cold brews and unique favors.

These cafes offer plenty of delicious coffee alongside treats and snacks. So, if you’re ever in Kauai, check out one (or all!) of these great spots for some delicious coffee.

Mahalo for stopping by! Until next time, Aloha!

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