Coffee Shops near Hana

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  • Da Mean Bean 5123 Hana Highway, Hana Coffee Shops · $

    1 Da Mean Bean

    4.9 Superb 88 Reviews

    5123 Hana Highway, Hana

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Breakfast Burrito

    “Da Mean Bean Cafe is probably one of the best coffee options in the area. We ended up coming here multiple times during our stay and had a good experience every time. My favorite was the macadamia nut syrup, which added the perfect Hawaiian touch to the coffee without being too much. The banana bread was also really good and made for an easy snack alongside the coffee. There are not an endless number of coffee options around Hana, but even with more competition, I think Da Mean Bean would still stand out. Good drinks, good food, and consistently solid every time we came by. Definitely worth stopping here if you are staying in Hana or passing through. ☕🌺”

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  • Nahiku Marketplace 1546 HI-360, Hana Coffee & Tea · $

    2 Nahiku Marketplace

    4.4 Superb 104 Reviews

    1546 HI-360, Hana

    Customers’ favorites

    • Rice and Fresh Steamed Veggies
    • Huli Huli Pork Rib Plate
    • Huli Huli Chicken Plate
    • Chicken Platter

    “Made a random stop here on the road to Hana and got a lemon bar to try. This might be the first time I had a lemon bar from a store and it was actually quite nice. That lemon flavor actually came through and the texture was also really soft!”

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  • My Tita's Cafe 5210 Hana Highway, Haiku Coffee stand · $

    3 My Tita's Cafe

    4.7 Superb 58 Reviews

    5210 Hana Highway, Haiku · 0.61 miles

    Customers’ favorites

    • Banana Bread with Chocolate Chips
    • Macadamia Nut

    “Everyone talks about Sandy's but you're missing out big time if you don't try My Tita's banana bread. Super fresh, simple clean ingredients, and easily the best banana bread we tried on the island. No long lines either! Such a hidden gem that I almost passed up but gladly didnt.”

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