Aina Gourmet Market

I came for a cold brew, but it just wasn’t very good. Such is life. Maybe it was a bad day

Disappointed several times at this place. I ordered the avocado toast which has very little avocado on it. It was a cold piece of toast with a thin layer of avocado. I love avocado toast and this has the distinction of being the worst I have ever had. The staff is very grumpy and not customer service oriented. They were rude to the other two people in line. We all commented when we were waiting for our coffee as to how they were rude and did not listen to what we were asking for. One customer asked twice to not have a lid on her coffee and it still came out with a lid. General consensus of the folks in line was that they were rude, not helpful and didn't even pretend to be interested in understanding what the customer wanted.

Convenient location, friendly staff and quick service. Also, lots of to go snack and beverage options (soda, wine, etc.) for a day at the resort.

Four stars because it is pricy, but pretty good. They did give me a blueberry muffins on the promise of paying them back tomorrow (super long line and a hungry niece). If you are curious I did go back the next day to repay.

Love this little local coffee shop. Beats Starbucks. Great pour over and vanilla latte. We also bought tasty local beers. They sell a lot of other local stuff like soaps, teas, coffee, honey and apparel.

Stayed at the resort and this was the cafe inside, they had great muffins and the staff was super friendly.

Good espresso drinks &BLT sandwich

Great pastries, smoothies, açaí bowls, sandwiches, and espresso. Also a great selection of gluten free items typically found in a Market of Choice/Whole Foods on the mainland.

The 'Aina market has a wide assortment of food, snacks, wine, etc. They also have a coffee bar, serve gelato, and make sandwiches and paninis. The things they carry cater to the more gourmet side as suggested by their name - organic and imported foods abound. The prices are high as you'd expect at a resort, but it is very convenient. If you need to buy a lot of food you're better off going to the Times Market which is across the street from the Honua Kai Resort. Their chai latte is very good. The sandwiches were good too.

Top notch highly recommend it !