Restaurants near Holualoa

“Small coffee “shop” run out of a classic towable RV trailer. Sits in front of a nice shop that sells various home goods, souvenirs and food items. The quality of the coffee is very high with well trained baristas. They had a very interesting brown butter miso latte that was quite good. They roast their own local Kona coffee (not sure of farm origin) that was enjoyable. The vibe of the shop front was pleasant sitting in the small commercial district of Holualoa. Was chill on a Monday with a couple tourists and a couple of local shop employees that frequent the spot. Only a few seats to grab so it might be hard to find a spot on busy weekends. Definitely the spot to stop at on the Kona Heritage trail if you want a good full cup and a small bite before visiting the plantations.”

“Beautiful grounds, a view to die for, excellent coffee and the help are wonderful!!! A tour well worth your time!”

“Small farm. Very nice, refunded the $ of member who did not attend tour. Loved the tour guide.Coffee to die for, liked the tastings. Wish I had bought more to bring home.”

“Wonderful family and farm.”

“These fine folks do much more than just coffee. The tour covered not just coffee but a ton of other stuff as well. As a Chef, this is one of the best tours I've ever been on.”

“Thank you Wesley for bringing authentic, delicious, and real bread to Kona! Can't eat enough of it. Kona is lucky to have you!”

“Try the Kona Coffee Ice Cream, Da Best 😋🥰”

“Kona Earth offers fantastic products and incredible service. Long Time Customer”

“Best Mexican food on the island of Hawaii! Just went there today!”

“This small coffee urban farm and shop is a must visit! The sweetest ladies with the best tasting coffee of our lives!”

“Cool coffee truck on the side of the road. We saw that it read espresso in large white letters and did a u-turn on the street to head back and get an espresso shot. We received a warm "aloha" with a shaka sign. The espresso shot had a great flavor and we would stop by again. They offer to make any drink iced or hot. Affordable espresso prices and coffee prices as well.”

“Deserts went well with our coffee! 😊”

“I don’t normally leave reviews but this place was fantastic so I had to! We ate there multiple times on our weekend in Kona. Vegan options that were so yummy! And nonvegan for my hubby and kids! I had the jackfruit salad it was amazing! They BBQ the jackfruit and warm it up! They were able to add all the fresh and local veggies I requested too! Yummy beets that day! My kids got smoothies and loved them as well! The owner was so kind, taking our order a minute before closing and staying/waiting to lock up while my kids had to use the restroom 5x 🤣🤪 anyways if you are looking for a healthy, casual fast meal in Kona GO here!! Great prices and fresh food!”

“Flew over from Oahu to check out Journey Cafe. Not disappointed. Delicious food, nice ambiance, location could be better-like OAHU! Please come to our island! And bring the vegan ice cream � SO ONO!”

“Killer pizza! All that needs to be said...”

“AMAZING Ono tacos and mango salsa!!! ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️”

“Seems to be the best poke place while on Big Island. They have some standard types of poke and to me, it’s sufficient enough to satisfy the desire for good poke.”

“Amazing Tacoz with unique sauces! highly recommend!”

“I had the Bacon and Shrimp sandwich with garlic and pepperoni fries. Out of this world!”

“WOW! These are the best donuts I have ever had. We came here with our young family of 6 and started out with 6 donuts and ended up licking the box clean and got another 6. They are perfected, delicious but not too sweet so you can eat and eat! also they are not your regular donut so ask about the flavors!!”

“Amazing coffee, I always buy a bag of coffee to drink while I’m on the big island. Than I buy a bag of coffee to bring home.”

“Excellent food, friendly staff, excellent experience!”

“The food is so incredible for a reasonable price! the owners are very friendly. fav dish is pad thai with shrimp, beef or chicken.”

“Fun experience. Coffee tour is free and describes the farming, cultivation, market and sale of Kona coffee. The mill itself was not impressive, but I found the presenters and staff to be true masters of their craft, with a high degree of knowledge. They were all extremely friendly and inviting.

There is complimentary coffee that you can taste before and after the tour. Options include the light roast American, French, Vienna and my favorite, the Black & Tan (mix of the American and French). The only costs are the self-guided nature walk and of course any purchases from the gift shop. The tour was honestly quite short and modest, but I would do it again to support the business, and it’s only $10. I also had a bunch of samples, so I was rather eager to just “go.” I could fairly see others concluding otherwise.”

“Great view with excellent food & service. One of my favorite places to go when I visit Kona. Highly recommend saving room when you eat to enjoy the excellent Liliko’I Cheesecake.”

“Best burgers and fries I've ever had! On our 8 day vacation, we've been here twice. Such good beef and fresh, quality ingredients! The sauce for the fries is sooo good!”

“Our food was delicious and made to order. Kalua Loco moco was the first for me but so glad I tried it. Husband had the fresh ahi tuna sandwich, cooked great. 👍🏻”

“Love their signature Boneless Chicken Thighs and their potato salad too! 👍👍”