Hilo Coffee Mill

Jeannette is super knowledgeable and nice to go over coffee varieties and history. Their roasts are delicious. I’m going home with a couple lbs.

Nicest staff and delicious coffee! Loved the flavor of the month and the espresso syrup!! AND sampled the Mac nut butter. We’ll be back!

Great staff, fantastic product & got to view roasting room.

This was a highlight of our trip to the Big Island, and great coffee is just the beginning! A forward-thinking, community-driven business, the ladies we met taught us all about how they farm and process coffee (along with the other produce on the farm). They also host a farmer's market, have an impressive selection of local-made goodies, and about 200 friendly chickens. Well worth a stop in!

We love the Farmers Market on Saturday 😊

Best coffee on the planet, combined with my favorite thing to do.. Disc Golf, makes me one happy camper! They also have a Farmer's Market that's definitely worth checking out! Plan it for January and play in the Big Island Open Disc Golf Tournament

They are a coffee roaster. They have a good selection of Hawaiian coffee and a good place to buy a cup of coffee or latte. Local roasted beans.

This was such a fabulous experience! Janette was fabulous and took so much time with us! I was so excited to see a coffee tree up close for the first time! They mill and roast coffee from other farms as well as their own. I didn't realize how expensive Hawai'i coffee is though. They are out of their own coffee, but the coffee I tried from Maui was so delicious!

Staff are super friendly and helpful, great place to get bagged coffee, Cupids Brew is highly recommended, they serve good drinks too and the small farmers market on the weekend is fun too.

The Hilo Coffee Mill is the real deal. They grow and sell their own Hawaiian coffee on site. You can't get any fresher than that. Buy coffee by the cup at their latte bar, in a 100 lb. bags, or anything in between. Now that you've zeroed in on the Hilo Coffee Mill, come to their Saturday Farmer's Market, open every Saturday from 9am until 2pm. You'll find an assortment of locally made crafts and goodies. FYI, this is the only local Farmer's Market that is actually on a farm, and they have lots of chickens wandering around to prove it. Most weeks there is also musical entertainment. Hilo Coffee Mill is about 15 miles outside of Hilo, on the way to Kilauea Volcano. It's a nice place to stop.