Garden Island Coffee

Not only are they very careful with their wonderful coffees but their location is right on the bike path. I love the Americano but you can treat yourself with the Ube Sweet Cream Latte and add a bit of purple to your sunrise. Also check out their amazing how hand crafted jewelry!!

Really good coffee! The iced coffee especially was exceptional. They use beans from the roasting company the owner started back in 2011.

Great spot for a little bite to eat and amazing coffee! Vanilla rose latte made with macadamia nut milk was on point! I had the italian jaffle sandwich and it was super yummy... I'm a bagel lover and they use artisan bagels for all their sandwiches. Mahalos for the great service. My new regular spot!

This coffee truck serves up the best organic cold brew on the island. The spot is a located perfect in Kapaa with great food trucks near by. Ask for the macadamia milk 🔥🤤

My favorite spot to grab a coffee and watch sunrise. Thankfully they offer Swiss water process decaf and are serious about their quality of beans. The cocoa rose is my favorite! Also, a must try is the Yolo bites, they are packed with flavor!

This is our favorite place to get coffee on island! The Real Housewife and Ube latte made me and my sisters so happy to sip in the mornings.

Ohmygoodness… The lattes here were so delicious! We loved sipping on the Holy Honey Girl and the ube latte as we explored the island. Also got some super tasty croissant sandwiches which made a great light breakfast to-go. We appreciated the friendly, kind, and patient service - thank you for a great start to our day!

Really wonderful latte, great service and spectacular view. Thank you!

We can be snobbish with our coffee and this really hit the spot.

My family of 5 ordered coffee here yesterday - great stuff! We ordered two iced mochas, one iced chai latte, one iced Honey Girl and I had the OG cold brew with rose and vanilla - all excellent! Customer service was great - highly recommend this place!

This is the best coffee we've had on the island. The owner has literally traveled the world learning the art of roasting and sourcing only organic beans. His entire menu is organic/locally sourced ingredients.

Why buy from corporate conglomerates when you have amazing small businesses like this?