Kauaʻi Coffee Company

Drop by if you love coffee. And even if you don't, you will after this visit. Free samples, free walking tour, and a souvenir shop smelling of freshly roasted coffee.

I love their flavored coffee especially the Coconut Caramel. Make sure to try the coffee ice cream as well 👌🏻

Visiting from Belgium.
We both love coffee so we had to stop. Was a nice visit and the weather was great.
Awesome souvenir shop that carries coffee and of course there was a cafe.
We enjoyed the walk thru the coffee trees that also provided information about the whole coffee process. Interesting to see what it takes for us to get a cup of coffee. The scenery was also just amazing, like all of Hawaii.
We even made kitty friends.

Very cute / fast self-guided tour of a coffee farm but the gift shop is not worth it and super overpriced. Iced latte was made with cold brew instead of espresso but still tasted pretty strong.

Drove from the North Shore down here as my husband is a huge coffee fan. We have had Kaua'i Coffee often when in Hawai'i and he likes it.

This stop is fairly underwhelming for the long drive. Once you arrive, you are immediately in the gift shop, filled with tourist items like t-shirts, bulk coffee and honey. Right outside is a walk-up counter with different coffee and ice creams for sale. I had a guava Italian cream soda and my husband had a lava bar pop-cicle & a cup of coffee.

There is also about 8 coffees you can try. The walk-up counter will give you a large cup to fill with whatever coffee you liked from the sample carafes once you pay for a cup.

The coffee museum isn't a museum. It's two display cases next to their active office doors and the walk up counter, so you feel like you're in the way trying to read the signs in the cases. Most of it is just random new stuff with their coffee logo on it.

The self guided tour is just a loop around some coffee plants, a replica coffee sorter and an empty drying greenhouse. There are 11 signs that you can read about coffee.

With gas more than $5.50 a gallon, I don't think it's worth the drive all the way down here. It was generally underwhelming.

Visited January 2023.

We had a blast. We went to a coffee plantation tour (you have to book it in advance!) and we had so much fun. The tour guide was very knowledgeable yet she was able to sneak in some cool jokes. I was surprised by how interesting the tour was.
If you don't go for a tour, you can just stop by for delicious and very cheap coffee and some sweet stuff (they had cookies, brownies, cakes). The gift/coffee shop is nice as well and you can find a variety of local coffee that is not possible to buy anywhere else. They can even grind it for you based on what you want to use the coffee for (espresso, french press, ...) and then reseal the bag again once it's done.

Great stop with a quick walking tour. Fun to walk through the fields and get a quick overview of coffee here on the island. Be sure to check out inside for free coffee samples and plenty of whole-bean varieties made right here!

My favorite part is the self guided tour. I saw the coffee trees' the machinery, greenhouses and i learned so much about the company and trees.

Free samples until you drop! Great prices on their coffee and drinks and a great selection of coffee and swag in the gift shop

Had a great time on our coffee tour, big part due to our guide, Jenny, who was just full of information, joy, and excitement. She was very knowledgeable of everything coffee related, and had an answer for every question we had. Having the tour to ourselves was an awesome experience too, as it felt very personal. Although we didn't get the full layout of coffee samples, the coffee we did get to try was delicious. Great time overall