Cafe located along the Road to Hana, within Nahiku Marketplace. Cash only and parking is limited.
Menu is small and a bit pricey. They sell smoothies, coffees, banana breads, other snacks, and some small souvenirs.
Coffee was fine but nothing special. The cafe was open on our way into Hana but closed around 9am on a weekday on our way out...so questionable operating hours.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Masa Kanayama
I had Iced Americano. It was not made from fresh espresso. I was charged $8.31 by credit card. But I did not received any receipt or form to sign. Later I was charged $10 in my card without my authorization. Coffee is way too expensive and e Trade charge without telling me. Not honest business here. I do not come back again
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Carina O.
Coffe is 8-10$. Ordered an iced latte, got a hot one. It was so hot that I burned my mouth. Also kind of harsh communication going on here. Coffee was good though when it got a little colder.
Lillian Shallow
Great coffee!! The woman who worked there was very sweet and lovely. I think my girlfriend may have left her wallet there, if you find it I can give you my contact information and we can coordinate a return. Thank you so much and sorry about that
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Pinchen Chen
A small strip costs 8 yuan, plus tax. You can only use a credit card if it exceeds 10 yuan Banana cake is hot and moist Very banana hahaha The texture is much softer and softer than pound cake Q bombs are a little chewy Feeling a little tired after eating too much Just eat one piece at a time After baking it at home, the edges will be crispier and more delicious.
N1338NKbrianf
Great treat on our trip “Road to Hana”. Enjoyed the warm beard while enjoying the lava coastline just a little further down the road.
Leandro S
Located on the Keanae Peninsula on the road to Hana, this place has some of the best banana bread out there… highly recommend if doing the drive.
loreenw932
This was one of the stops on our Road to Hana. Just a little stand with the best fresh, warm banana bread you will ever eat! I do not have a photo because my husband and I devoured it immediately! We stopped in on our way back for more but she had just sold out for the day so make sure you stop by early.
Th003re
Driving along a remote road to discover delicious hot banana bread! What a surprising and amazing find.
megumi astill
Banana bread wasn’t impressive. That is all I bought there so I can’t say for anything else there. The store was super cute though.
Parking: It wasn’t hard to park since it was Thursday before noon when I went there. It is kind of tricky to get back out to the road because of some degree of invisibility.
I am not a banana bread fan but had been watching people eat here and how amazing the bread was. I must say this one time I followed the crowd and did have the best! It was warm a absolutely could be addictive. Can't wait until next time!
cookbooks4U
Aunty Sandy’s is a must stop on The Road to Hana! They serve the most moist, delicious banana bread I’ve ever eaten! And it’s warm! The line was long but it went fast & oh so worth the wait!
39kyleeb
Wonderful banana bread! Met our expectations which were high! It's a small venture off the main road to Hana but certainly worth the stop.
tmpirt2016
Having been in Maui for several days, we had had our fill of banana bread and Aunty Sandy’s had these amazing Chocolate and macadamia nut blondie type cookie bars and the tastiest shaved ice. What a nice treat to wrap up the (almost) end of the Hana return.
wsckky
We came because of their famous banana bread but their kalua pork sandwich was delicious too. Perfect refuel station for RTH, but don't come here at your refueling time cuz they sell out by 1-2pm. We took a detour from our RTH day and made sure to get here early enough to get the bread, then resumed/back tracking our RTH stops. Aloha and Mahalo Aunty Sandy's
Cafe located along the Road to Hana, within Nahiku Marketplace. Cash only and parking is limited.
Menu is small and a bit pricey. They sell smoothies, coffees, banana breads, other snacks, and some small souvenirs.
Coffee was fine but nothing special. The cafe was open on our way into Hana but closed around 9am on a weekday on our way out...so questionable operating hours.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
I had Iced Americano. It was not made from fresh espresso. I was charged $8.31 by credit card. But I did not received any receipt or form to sign. Later I was charged $10 in my card without my authorization. Coffee is way too expensive and e Trade charge without telling me. Not honest business here. I do not come back again
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Coffe is 8-10$. Ordered an iced latte, got a hot one. It was so hot that I burned my mouth. Also kind of harsh communication going on here. Coffee was good though when it got a little colder.
Great coffee!! The woman who worked there was very sweet and lovely. I think my girlfriend may have left her wallet there, if you find it I can give you my contact information and we can coordinate a return. Thank you so much and sorry about that
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A small strip costs 8 yuan, plus tax.
You can only use a credit card if it exceeds 10 yuan
Banana cake is hot and moist
Very banana hahaha
The texture is much softer and softer than pound cake
Q bombs are a little chewy
Feeling a little tired after eating too much
Just eat one piece at a time
After baking it at home, the edges will be crispier and more delicious.
Great treat on our trip “Road to Hana”. Enjoyed the warm beard while enjoying the lava coastline just a little further down the road.
Located on the Keanae Peninsula on the road to Hana, this place has some of the best banana bread out there… highly recommend if doing the drive.
This was one of the stops on our Road to Hana. Just a little stand with the best fresh, warm banana bread you will ever eat! I do not have a photo because my husband and I devoured it immediately! We stopped in on our way back for more but she had just sold out for the day so make sure you stop by early.
Driving along a remote road to discover delicious hot banana bread! What a surprising and amazing find.
Banana bread wasn’t impressive. That is all I bought there so I can’t say for anything else there. The store was super cute though.
Parking: It wasn’t hard to park since it was Thursday before noon when I went there. It is kind of tricky to get back out to the road because of some degree of invisibility.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
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I am not a banana bread fan but had been watching people eat here and how amazing the bread was. I must say this one time I followed the crowd and did have the best! It was warm a absolutely could be addictive. Can't wait until next time!
Aunty Sandy’s is a must stop on The Road to Hana! They serve the most moist, delicious banana bread I’ve ever eaten! And it’s warm! The line was long but it went fast & oh so worth the wait!
Wonderful banana bread! Met our expectations which were high! It's a small venture off the main road to Hana but certainly worth the stop.
Having been in Maui for several days, we had had our fill of banana bread and Aunty Sandy’s had these amazing Chocolate and macadamia nut blondie type cookie bars and the tastiest shaved ice. What a nice treat to wrap up the (almost) end of the Hana return.
We came because of their famous banana bread but their kalua pork sandwich was delicious too. Perfect refuel station for RTH, but don't come here at your refueling time cuz they sell out by 1-2pm. We took a detour from our RTH day and made sure to get here early enough to get the bread, then resumed/back tracking our RTH stops. Aloha and Mahalo Aunty Sandy's
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