15 Best Coffee Shops near Waikoloa Village

“Ordered the original açaí bowl, a couple of pastries and 2 small coffees. With gratuity this set me back $50+, but average for both hotels in the Waikoloa area. Seating is limited, but pastry items tasted OK and the açaí bowl was very good.“

“A Starbucks is pretty much a Starbucks anywhere you go but I've been here on 6 different occasions, and I've never had faster service at any other location in the US!!! In addition to quick service, the staff was super friendly. Couldn't ask for more!!!“

“I don't see why people complain about the pricing you're in Hawaii at a well known resort of course it's going to be $$. The Hawaiian latte with oat milk is amazing I was here two weeks and got one every morning. Also the acai bowls are amazing I got the classic and added cocoa nubs, macadamia nuts and honey. In the room I also added some local fruits I picked up from the market. Lillkoi and rumbaton. It's super busy but the line goes pretty fast. Definitely deserves more credit than the reviews. The only downfall is it closes at noon so if you want coffee after that you have to walk to the other side of the resort.“

“We bought the egg sandwich and the tuna & egg sandwich for breakfast, and even the next morning, the bread was still soft and fluffy. Both were generously sized and really delicious.🤤 We also picked up a ribeye steak, and it turned out perfectly delicious just by pan-searing it.🥩“

“Such a nice coffee place right in the makai tower, perfect for daily breakfast. They even had gluten free oatmeal. Loved their açaí bowl, and Hawaiian latte. They have bagels and some pastries as well. Go by 7-7:30am there is not much crowd. The kids feed the fish ~8 am which is cute to watch as well.“

“Just want to thank all the great people at Waimea Coffee for buying some of my block prints!🤙🏽🌴 big help! too good you guys🤙🏽❤️“

“personal service, drive thru, best coffee“

“Surf Camp Coffee is a very cute little shop with delicious drinks and food. It is also attached to the little shop that sells apparel, snorkel gear, etc. If there weren't so many different places to explore while on vacation we definitely would have stopped in again.“

“Makua Coffee is the BEST we’ve ever tasted, anywhere in the U.S. or abroad. With beans grown on Hawaii Island and the superior roasting method used, this coffee is rich and delicious, with no bitter aftertaste like most coffees. The aroma of the beans is heavenly before we grind and cold press the coffee! We order it regularly online because we can’t settle for anything less!“

“They greet you with a Happy Smile as soon as you enter...that’s how you draw your internal customers to come back👍“

“Love, love, love! Must do in Waikiki.“

“Got a gratitude blended coffee drink which is salted caramel flavored and fabulous. The owner is super sweet and helpful. I will definitely go again and recommend it to my friends“

“The Market at Mauna Lani is such a great spot! They serve very good coffee, smooth, flavorful, and the perfect way to start the day on the Big Island. It’s quickly become one of my favorite stops whenever I’m at the resort.

I also want to give a special mention to Kaylyn for her amazing customer service. She went above and beyond to make us feel welcome, always with a warm smile and genuine kindness. Her attentiveness and positive energy made the visit extra memorable.

Thank you, Kaylyn, for making our experience so wonderful, we’ll definitely be coming back!“

“Quiet little bar nighttime hangout at the Westin 7th floor. Great grab n go during the day. Live music 7-9 nightly with brick oven pizza mon-tues, great looking sushi creations on the weekend nites. Say hi to the friendly bartenders and chill out for a nightcap. 5 stars“

“Good as a McDonald's gets. The drive thru line went fast. They got the order right. They put plenty of napkins in the bag and when i asked for salt n pepper they gave me a handful. They just cost too much $26 for 2 #7's. I just thinks that's crazy.“