Kauaʻi Coffee Company

We took the coffee on the brain tour which was very interesting! There’s a whole science behind the whole coffee gathering and roasting process, and then a whole new science behind brewing coffee too.

My only regret is not taking the full farm tour. I would definitely 100% do that next time.

The coffee is also really good lol.

Highly recommend the Farm Tour at Kauai Coffee! Our group of seven toured in November 2022 and we were running a little late due to some unexpected traffic. Kauai Coffee called us to see if we were alright and if we needed directions instead of just leaving without us, which I thought was really nice of them. Lisa is a fabulous and funny tour guide and all the staff members working in the shop are top notch. Remember you get a discount in the shop if you did the Farm Tour!

This place was just awesome. The coffee is very fresh and the staff is very friendly and helpful. This is a top of the list place to visit while on the Island of Kauai. This can be a very busy location so plan accordingly for your visit.

Great coffee but not worth the drive out to see the farms. Just a gift shop and a very mini museum with a video playing. The chocolate pea berry cookies were pretty awesome and they give out unlimited free samples of all their coffee so you can find your fav before you order a big cup. The “tour” is more “walk across the road and look at a coffee tree”.
Very meh.

Nice spot. Had a walking path with informational sign as a self guided tour. Offered samples of the coffee in the snack shop you could then buy in the neighboring gift shop. Not a bad stop if you like or are interested in coffee.

Fun stop! Quick to access off the highway. My kids even liked it. Probably 10-30 minutes of a stop. Small museum room is present inside to show Hawaii's coffee history.

A fun place to try coffee and get a souvenir but they could add more things to do. The free tour is a self led walk outside reading signs that takes 5 minutes. I’d love to see a more interactive aspect of this. They also offer a tour around the plantation but it is a little spendy. Not a great place for kids.

Fascinating place to explore and learn about the entire coffee process and try samples of different varieties. They are quite innovative in coming up with new processes and new flavors. Tour their grounds (no pun intended) and learn about their innovative methods.

Highly recommend going if you are a coffee lover. The tour is self guided and shows the growing/harvesting process to becoming our favorite drink. The staff are friendly and informative and they have free samples to try. I also recommend the gift shop.

We really enjoyed the stop here. We are coffee lovers, so it was great to have a look around a real coffee plantation and the little museum area inside. Plus the coffee was delicious. Lots of places to sit and drink up on the main deck or outside they have tables set up on the grounds.