It's worth going to because the miscellaneous goods and clothing are in a style that you won't find at other stores. This store is located inside a hotel affiliated with Hoshino Resorts. It's close to downtown Waikiki, so I stop by for a walk after dinner.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
旅する極妻
Apparel is located at the back of the store. She has good taste in clothes and accessories.There are many designs suitable for the beach, and the caps are cute too!For coffee, I ordered an iced latte.The image had a strong sour taste.The atmosphere of the shop was so cute!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Yana Petkus
bring back your beautiful cups!?
Aviya Goldstein
Nice coffee, cool vibe.
Erica K.
While we were anticipating to come here as their coffee menu is just like any other hotel's cafe, their cute novel decor and variety of syrups caught my eye. In exchange for writing a review for the business, you get x% discount, but oddly enough even after the discount, I ended up paying more (maybe due to tax?) than I expected and their checkout system does not have any price transparency so it felt like they were able to punch in and charge you whatever they felt.
ross wagner
GREAT Coffee / lattes! Friendly service. Will return!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Nick Johnson
Really good espresso! While there’s no food this is a great stop if you need a cortado in the morning. Thank you!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Frank
Top tier coffee shopPerfect flat white 10/10.Great beans, top roaster, fantastic barista, consistent quality, no line.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sofya P.
This coffee shop is inside a boutique hotel. Cute and trendy . Lavender oat latte was good but couldn't taste the lavender. I love the vibe and cute touches in the shop. Definitely happy I went!
Summary: This is the best coffee in Waikiki, and I am from Sydney, Australia and we are all basically coffee snobs (so you best believe my opinion lol jk)PROs: The coffee was very good and the best we found during our stay in Waikiki. They offer selections of coffee (latte, cappuccino, flat white. Not just batch brew), a range of milks available (oat, almond etc), a clean space and also an attractive space, friendly barista(s), they offer 8oz cups (not all coffee shops in America have this size as it's usually 12oz upwards), easy to walk to and find, quiet and quaint space to enjoy your coffee. They are open until 5pm so that means you can get great coffee even into the afternoon (most coffee shops and cafes close around 3pm). I returned twice to this cafe and both times I had a great cup of coffee and the barista was different each time (insinuating that the baristas are good no matter who is working on the day). In terms of price, pricing is average for Waikiki.CONs: Only two small tables (4 chairs in total) outside to enjoy your coffee, but this is not really an issue because we were able to find seating as it was not busy.
Rita L
Tried a few cafe during my vacation here in Honolulu, this cafe has the best latte imo.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rosanne de Vries
Still the best espresso coffee in Waikiki. Cappuccino with mac nut syrup is a total treat!
Patrick G.
Such a cool place/experience. The staff is so so friendly and accomodating. Convenient location, clean (& stylish) rooms. Live music, adult swim after 6pm...bar. What a fun place to stay!
Richie D.
While staying at SurfJack Hotel & Swim Club, I could not pass by this boutique and coffee shop without stopping in for a caffeine boost. To begin, it has adorable decor. The shop is bright with fun colors and styles (i.e. check out those disposable coffee cup designs by Banks Journal!). The staff and baristas welcome everyone with a smile. Guests at the hotel can also take advantage of a discount of purchases.I did take a star away because the day I came in they were out of both vanilla AND macadamia syrups which was a bummer being my first and second choices. Alas I survived and still enjoyed the lavender oat milk latte en route to the airport. The little container containing the pastries had banana bread so I figured it would hold me over until I arrived on the Big Island. Sadly, the bread was quite dry--regardless of the sign that claims "The best banana bread you'll ever have!" All in all, the coffee here was really good.
It's worth going to because the miscellaneous goods and clothing are in a style that you won't find at other stores. This store is located inside a hotel affiliated with Hoshino Resorts. It's close to downtown Waikiki, so I stop by for a walk after dinner.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Apparel is located at the back of the store. She has good taste in clothes and accessories.There are many designs suitable for the beach, and the caps are cute too!For coffee, I ordered an iced latte.The image had a strong sour taste.The atmosphere of the shop was so cute!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
bring back your beautiful cups!?
Nice coffee, cool vibe.
While we were anticipating to come here as their coffee menu is just like any other hotel's cafe, their cute novel decor and variety of syrups caught my eye. In exchange for writing a review for the business, you get x% discount, but oddly enough even after the discount, I ended up paying more (maybe due to tax?) than I expected and their checkout system does not have any price transparency so it felt like they were able to punch in and charge you whatever they felt.
GREAT Coffee / lattes! Friendly service. Will return!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Really good espresso! While there’s no food this is a great stop if you need a cortado in the morning. Thank you!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Top tier coffee shopPerfect flat white 10/10.Great beans, top roaster, fantastic barista, consistent quality, no line.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This coffee shop is inside a boutique hotel. Cute and trendy . Lavender oat latte was good but couldn't taste the lavender. I love the vibe and cute touches in the shop. Definitely happy I went!
Mocha was nice.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Summary: This is the best coffee in Waikiki, and I am from Sydney, Australia and we are all basically coffee snobs (so you best believe my opinion lol jk)PROs: The coffee was very good and the best we found during our stay in Waikiki. They offer selections of coffee (latte, cappuccino, flat white. Not just batch brew), a range of milks available (oat, almond etc), a clean space and also an attractive space, friendly barista(s), they offer 8oz cups (not all coffee shops in America have this size as it's usually 12oz upwards), easy to walk to and find, quiet and quaint space to enjoy your coffee. They are open until 5pm so that means you can get great coffee even into the afternoon (most coffee shops and cafes close around 3pm). I returned twice to this cafe and both times I had a great cup of coffee and the barista was different each time (insinuating that the baristas are good no matter who is working on the day). In terms of price, pricing is average for Waikiki.CONs: Only two small tables (4 chairs in total) outside to enjoy your coffee, but this is not really an issue because we were able to find seating as it was not busy.
Tried a few cafe during my vacation here in Honolulu, this cafe has the best latte imo.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Still the best espresso coffee in Waikiki. Cappuccino with mac nut syrup is a total treat!
Such a cool place/experience. The staff is so so friendly and accomodating. Convenient location, clean (& stylish) rooms. Live music, adult swim after 6pm...bar. What a fun place to stay!
While staying at SurfJack Hotel & Swim Club, I could not pass by this boutique and coffee shop without stopping in for a caffeine boost. To begin, it has adorable decor. The shop is bright with fun colors and styles (i.e. check out those disposable coffee cup designs by Banks Journal!). The staff and baristas welcome everyone with a smile. Guests at the hotel can also take advantage of a discount of purchases.I did take a star away because the day I came in they were out of both vanilla AND macadamia syrups which was a bummer being my first and second choices. Alas I survived and still enjoyed the lavender oat milk latte en route to the airport. The little container containing the pastries had banana bread so I figured it would hold me over until I arrived on the Big Island. Sadly, the bread was quite dry--regardless of the sign that claims "The best banana bread you'll ever have!" All in all, the coffee here was really good.