White Nene Coffee Roasters
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Earl grey matcha was soooo good, could use more matcha. The monkey bread was a little dry but overall this place is wonderful!!
We stopped here after a morning of shopping in the quaint town of Holualoa. We tried the sunshine latte, chai latte and Da salty Earl. Excellent flavors and service.
Awesome Roaster! This is one of the two specialty roaster I found on the island! Kona is known for coffee but lacks of specialty coffee shop and roasting! White nene is doing a fantastic job bringing specialty coffee roasting to Kona!!
The owner and barista are fanatic people! Very friendly, down to earth people!! Had a great conversation with them!
Normally I am not a sweet coffee drinker but I can never resist earl grey flavor, I got the earl grey latte, it wasn’t...read full review
The owner and barista are fanatic people! Very friendly, down to earth people!! Had a great conversation with them!
Normally I am not a sweet coffee drinker but I can never resist earl grey flavor, I got the earl grey latte, it wasn’t...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 7:30AM - 2PM |
| Tuesday | 7:30AM - 2PM |
| Wednesday | 7:30AM - 2PM |
| Thursday | 7:30AM - 2PM |
| Friday | 7:30AM - 2PM |
| Saturday | 7:30AM - 2PM |
| Sunday | 7:30AM - 2PM |
White Nene Coffee Roasters is a popular coffee shop on the Big Island, known for its world-class coffee and experienced roaster. It operates out of a classic towable RV trailer, located in front of a shop that sells various home goods, souvenirs, and food items. The specialty coffee has been praised by many, with one visitor calling it "the best coffee on the island." The beans are locally farmed and roasted, offering a unique and delicious coffee experience. The baristas are well trained and knowledgeable, making it a must-visit spot for coffee lovers. Visitors can try interesting offerings like the brown butter miso latte and Ube Coffee, which many say are worth the trip. The shop's vibe in the small commercial district of Holualoa is pleasant, but seating is limited, so it might be challenging to find a spot on busy weekends. This charming place is a great stop on the Kona Heritage trail for a good full cup and a small bite before exploring the plantations. Customers also enjoy the friendly service, the cozy atmosphere, and the cute chickens outside.