Kauaʻi Coffee Company

Great coffee and a beautiful fully operational coffee plantation that is well worth a visit even if you are not a coffee lover! Grounds are beautiful and the visitors center has some good coffee growing/processing info. The facility has limited some offerings as a Covid precaution.
They have a coffee tasting bar that is free allowing you to choose your favorite. They also have a coffee/snack bar available at a cost. Very nice gift shop for purchase of all coffees grown/processed as well as other coffee related items.
Cannot say enough about their coffee quality/taste. They offer a wide variety of roastings/flavors to choose from.

This is one of many places that are on our bucket list when we arrive here. It is always fun to look around, walk through and see the coffee beans, and watch a video of how the beans are processed. Great little store for purchasing items for yourself or your friends back home. It does not cost anything to visit this place, and they have a nice area outside to sit and enjoy your favorite brew. Highly recommend this place. Plan on spending at least 30 minutes here.

Free admission. Great stop to relax and get free samples of various Hawaiian coffee flavors. Ladies giving the sample were super sweet and explained the differences between the types of coffee. Check out the timing before heading here. Also ample parking spots in the lot. walk around the fields is a self tour and it is very easy to get around to learn about the coffee process. Has small museum with information, restrooms and a cafe to sit down and relax. Also gift shop has great variety of coffees, lotions and souvenirs to bring back to give to friends and family. You can easily spend an hour or a little more if you go through everything and then are sitting down for a coffee and or snack.

This was a great little stop for a beverage our whole family adores! We enjoyed learning about the history and learned things about coffee we didn’t know. The self-guided walking tour was peaceful and had beautiful views and interesting information. AND the coffee was great! Fun little stop and great for the morning or an afternoon pick-me-up. The inside part includes a cute little souvenir shop (of course!) and a very little room (don’t accidentally miss it!) with history and coffee-related antiques. The main area has a coffee stand to purchase a full cup of Joe as well as a spot to grab a tiny sample and ask questions. There are tables but no chairs so don’t expect to sit and chat. I believe this is to encourage you to get outside and enjoy the self-guided walking tour. It is a short path with signs to read through the history and facts. It takes about 15 minutes up to half-an-hour, depending on how fast you can read and how many pictures you take or how long you ponder over the fact that your actually NOT supposed to store coffee in the freezer like most people believe. 🤣

The coffee is DELICIOUS. Everybody working was sweet. The free samples were fun! The tour was a quick fun little walk while we sipped on our coffee. We almost traveled all the way back down from the north shore just to have this coffee again! So glad I brought a bag home! Lovely place to stop. Highly recommend!

So glad we stopped off at the coffee farm. The place gives out free samples of 4-5 different flavors. You can enjoy a cup there and buy whichever you end up loving! Walk around the farm to see how the coffee beans are cultivated. Super cute and nice afternoon pick me up for all coffee drinkers

Beautiful location! Free samples of different coffees available, all fresh & beans on display. Walked around the trail that explained different techniques and how the beans are picked, dried & make it to coffee. A must visit if you enjoy coffee 🤗

Great tourist stop and place to enjoy a coffee tour and museum. Grab some souvenirs if you are in the area. Literally one of the only places in the world to get 100% Kauai coffee, not blended Hawaiian beans from the Big island. The staff are super friendly. Oh, and the coffee is great.

There were some seats that you could relax and taste your coffee. They offered free tasting for various flavor of their coffee.
Also, there was a museum with some equipments used for making coffee displayed. A really nice place to spend sometime.

Went around 1pm in the afternoon and was fairly busy but not crowded. There were many free samples of coffees to try, as well as other coffee drinks, espresso beverages and sweet treats to try (at an affordable price).

The museum was small but entertaining. The gift shop had an amazing selection of coffee roasts and merchandise.

The walking tour took about 15 minutes, with great information on the history of the coffee company and the coffee planting, harvesting and roasting process.

Overall, a very cool place for the casual coffee drinker and the caffeine enthusiast! Beautiful views of the coffee plants and ocean. 💚