Miranda's Farms Coffee Shop

Stopped on a whim and so glad we did! The coffee is ono (delicious) and the quaint grounds are so peaceful and beautiful. Batista Maria was an absolute pleasure as well. We were able to walk the area and try the coffee beans- which are a special red, yellow and green sort. Blessings to this farm!

Great coffee stop.
Stop for a cup, & buy some award winning beans to take home!
We were offered a free tasting of different beans to help us decide what to take home.

Awesome coffee. Small food stand called Sugar's Hawaii has additional food items with the most amazing brisket I've ever had.

Delightful discovery! Small family owned business with delicious treats and QUALITY coffee! Thoroughly enjoyed our farm tour with Nito, who was very knowledgeable and engaging. Personalized service and generous sample and coffee tasting !

Miranda offered us a tasting as soon as we walked in the door and was more than happy to talk coffee and answer questions about her award winning beans. The latte I ordered was delicious.

Amazing coffee, wholesome service and delicious home made pastries.
Absolutely gorgeous in every way!

Great coffee. Lilikoi cornbread and pumpkin spice cake/bread were delicious. Fun and knowledgeable staff. We felt at home and well taken care of.

I bought a couple pounds of roasted and unroasted coffee. The tasting room was nice, and the outdoor seating was great. I was able to explore the coffee trees a bit before we left and it was beautiful. The bathroom was clean but out of TP.

The best of the best! Seriously great shop to visit, the nicest people, and of course Adam the Great Dane is our favorite!!! amazing coffee that we love-- we will be buying from their website when we run out!

This is by far the best Hawaiian grown coffee. Nothing even comes close. The farm is amazing. You can tour it for free. Sample the coffee for free. The owners are exceptionally friendly. Always listening to advice and criticism with open ears. After going to this coffee farm i see no reason to vist any other ones. Lol i have found my Hawaiian coffee!!! The trick is its not the same arabica beans that everyone in Kona grow. It's a kau estate coffee for a reason. Even the coffee cherry is yellow and not red. If you love here or just visiting make sure you check them out.