Honolulu Coffee Experience Center

As a little bit of a coffee geek I loved this place. They have different posters on the wall about coffee's history and origin, etc. They have an open bakery where you can watch them baking😋. We were a little confused what the coffee cupping lab was but a kind worker there explained it to us and it was obvious that she was knowledgeable and passionate about coffee, which is awesome!

Very comfortable open atmosphere. The coffee was superb and friendly staff. They do their down coffee in house. Indoor and outdoor seating. Definitely check it out for an inexpensive great breakfast and beverage !

Amazing atmosphere, delicious drinks, and deserts. I especially loved the vanilla crunch and Macha Cheesecake!

It was our first time visiting there. We were in that neighborhood and saw this place so we went in to check it out. The inside atmosphere is nice but the service is so so. One of the ladies at the front counter was not friendly. She is a young lady with long burnet hair. She didn’t even greet or smile. I asked her a question what to order because it’s my first time there. She didn’t even try to help or make any recommendations. Her answers were short too. I would go back for the food and coffee but not for the service.

Good coffee and relaxing atmosphere. They are open for dine-in. Social distancing signs are everywhere. One person charge the customer and another person makes drinks. Please tip the service stuff, they work extra hard.

Coffee was really good-wrong order on iced americano-received a hot coffee-staff were friendly but not present
Enjoyed outdoor seating-inside seating was consumed with single disconnected folks on laptops that appeared to be there for the “duration”
Is this what coffee shops have become? A desolate zombie isolating environment of folks on laptop;,no conversation and it does not appear that they were consuming anything. Not sure if I will return because in my mind a coffe shop should be a place where patrons purchase and consume food or drink;; engage in conversation and monopolize the space for maximum time of one hour

Bathroom code:6789. It's very overpriced. They are located between Waikiki and Ala Moana, nice location. There is a bakery, a coffee roast machine, a workshop, and a souvenir shop. You can enjoy fresh bread and coffee here. You might feel it's little overpriced, but I think it's worth it because everything is so fresher to compare to the Waikiki store. It's too noisy because of the coffee machine, but it can be fun to see it. They have tours too, you can bring your ppl to spend fun time with them.

My hope here was to try some extremely fresh coffee since the farm is relatively close. It was good but it didn’t seem any different than any other coffee place. I ate an oat bar and it was good. The pickup line was really disorganized and someone else picked up my coffee. Oh well. The staff was nice and got me a replacement. Watching them roast the coffee is a added treat! Worth the trip for the environment.

Large space with good
coffee. Nice roaster and historical coffee features that are open to all for
view. It's one of our stops on our unique Bike Tours throughout Hawaii.

Just had the best cup of coffee I've ever had (Kona Peaberry pourover) and a muffin that was nearly as impressive. I cannot believe I've been missing out on this place and if not for a bookclub Meetup, I still wouldn't have tried it. Great atmosphere too.